When five auto CEOs warned last year that Canada’s electric vehicle mandate could cause serious damage to the industry, it sparked a national debate. But... ...read more

As I mentioned in my column last week, education is foundational for our youth as they work toward future success. Post secondary education in Ontario... ...read more

PORT DOVER—A ‘glass slipper’ and a paper bag princess are set to share the spotlight this March Break at Lighthouse Festival Theatre. Lighthouse Festival Theatre’s ...read more

SOUTH CAYUGA—The South Cayuga Community Church held its Soup Fest on Wednesday, February 25, 2026 with over 60 people gathered to enjoy a delicious soup... ...read more

GRIMSBY—On Saturday, February 28, 2026 the Haldimand Curling Club (HCC), which normally operates out of the Cayuga arena, held its final bonspiel of the season... ...read more

Playoff spot secured, two more games in regular season CALEDONIA—The Caledonia Corvairs’ late-season push continued last weekend, securing them a playoff spot with back-to-back wins... ...read more

By Keith Krauskopf HAGERSVILLE—The Hagersville Hawks played two more games this past week in their first round of the Provincial Junior Hockey League championships against... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—Forty-three shots each. Sixty-nine minutes of hockey. One goal deciding it all. The Dunnville Mudcats saw their Provincial Junior Hockey League playoff run end with... ...read more

CALEDONIA—Grief can be a quiet burden, and a new in-person support program aims to ensure no one in the community carries it alone. Haldimand-Norfolk Community... ...read more

By RB Burton CALEDONIA — Haldimand County was well represented at the Rising Stars Indoor Track and Field Championships. Malaya te Brake of Caledonia, 10,... ...read more