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By Jeff Rooney How do you get 27,000 students and 2,800 staff at 72 schools in Grand Erie to stand and cheer all at once?... ...read more

CAYUGA—It may be business as usual for most taxpayers, but two subtle tax shifts could ripple through Haldimand’s 2025 bills.  During the June 17 Council-in-Committee... ...read more

HALDIMAND—The following items were discussed at a Council meeting on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. Any decisions made will need to be ratified at Council on... ...read more

By Santino Pirrera HAGERSVILLE—On Saturday, June 14, 2025, residents transformed driveways, lawns, and sidewalks into mini markets for the annual Hagersville town wide yard sale. ... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE — The Hagersville Lions have donated $10,000 to Campfire Circle, a not-for-profit organization that provides programming and camp experiences to children living with cancer... ...read more

FISHERVILLE—The Melvin Jones Fellowship (MJF) is considered the highest honour a Lions Club can bestow upon an individual. At its 70th anniversary celebration in May,... ...read more

Being about law and order, I voted for government Bills 6 and 10. Bill 6 is The Safer Municipalities Act, 2025 and Bill 10 is... ...read more

CALEDONIA — Members of Haldimand 4-H (H4H) fulfilled two aspects of the 4-H pledge – head to clearer thinking and hands to larger service –... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Nominations are now open for Haldimand’s Volunteer Recognition Awards. These annual awards celebrate the volunteers, projects, events, and activities that make Haldimand a vibrant and... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand County is currently recruiting members for several advisory committees and boards of Council. Members of committees and boards help develop policies, procedures, and initiatives... ...read more