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HALDIMAND—Artificial intelligence (AI) is a tool like a hammer – used with care, it can help build something impressive; failure to do so, though, could... ...read more

HALDIMAND — Council voted in favour of charging the maximum interest rate allowed on development charges under recent provincial legislative changes.  A report on the... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—Have a coffee maker on the fritz? A toaster that’s not toasting? A wood chair with a broken leg? If so, mark Saturday, June 7,... ...read more

HALDIMAND—With residents calling for slower speeds and safer crossings, Haldimand Council has given the greenlight to a bold 16-step traffic plan to put the brakes... ...read more

TURKEY POINT—Freedom rolled on three wheels through the forests of Turkey Point last weekend, as Ontario’s first-ever adaptive mountain bike (aMTB) camp gave riders with... ...read more

JARVIS—Traditionally, a library is thought of as a place to find books. But a library can be a place of gathering, pursuing new interests, and... ...read more

SELKIRK—The Ryerse Jazz Singers, an award-winning singing group based out of Port Ryerse, are bringing their high-energy show to Selkirk Baptist Church on Sunday, June... ...read more

HALDIMAND—The following items were discussed at Council-in-Committee on Tuesday, May 20, 2025. Any decisions made will need to be ratified at Council on Monday, May... ...read more

BRANTFORD — Arthur Conan Doyle had Sherlock Holmes fall to his death over the Reichenbach Falls in the story “The Final Problem” back in 1893.... ...read more

On North Caledonia Employment Lands Feasibility and Servicing Study CALEDONIA—Haldimand County is holding a virtual public information session for the North Caledonia Employment Lands Feasibility... ...read more