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It feels good three weeks back in the thick of things at Queen’s Park, which runs until December 11. It goes quickly with my long... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand Council has evaluated some of the data generated by public feedback for the in-progress ward boundary review that is looking likely to add a... ...read more

HALDIMAND—The organizers of the Haldimand-Norfolk-Brant Shoebox project (HNBSP) are fuelled by a steadfast belief each year – that a simple act of kindness during the... ...read more

By Sara Wood, Vice President, OFA There are few things that Canadians talk about more than the weather, and that’s even more true of farmers.  Whether... ...read more

By Petra Kruis Daly, DHS President With the lingering warmer fall weather, it is hard to imagine winter is on its way and our gardens... ...read more

YORK—Ina Muller first saw a spinning demonstration at Black Creek Pioneer Village while going to York University.“I knew from that moment on that I wanted... ...read more

CAYUGA—As any curler knows, the ultimate sin is to “hog” a rock by failing to make it all the way to the other end of... ...read more

CALEDONIA — The Caledonia Corvairs faced some tough opponents last week among the conference’s top two teams and continued their losing streak.First they faced the... ...read more

JARVIS—In the days leading up to Remembrance Day, the students at Jarvis Public School received a gift of a chocolate bar and poem to reinforce... ...read more

CAYUGA— The Cayuga Food Bank, a vital resource for the local community, has seen demand increase significantly this year, with between 40 and 50 families... ...read more