HALDIMAND—Thanks to a series of powerful solar storms, residents across Haldimand had the rare opportunity to see the northern lights from their own front porch ...read more

DUNNVILLE—After two years, Nancy Labuda’s heart still aches when she thinks about Dunnville’s Baby Doe.  On May 17, 2022, just before 1:30 p.m., two people ...read more

NANTICOKE—A recent decision at the Ontario Court of Appeal may be the end of the line for Stelco Inc.’s efforts to stop the conveyance of ...read more

CALEDONIA—It started with a phone call the Sunday following Caledonia’s highly successful chili cookoff, organized by the Knights of Columbus (KOC) – local resident Paul ...read more

CAYUGA—Cayuga Secondary, Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA), the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), Community Living Six Nations, and Community Living Haldimand (CLH) came... ...read more

      DUNNVILLE—Asking for help – particularly when it comes to mental illness concerns – can be one of the hardest things to do. That’s why... ...read more

CALEDONIA — Pop a (non-alcoholic) champagne bottle in celebration of a debut season for the ages. After winning 23 games, the U14 Haldimand Huskies basketball ...read more

By RB Burton       HALDIMAND—With the largest student body in Haldimand, McKinnon Park traditionally qualifies the most athletes for the second round of high school... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand Council is joining Clearview Township, who requested in January that municipalities ask the Province for funding to maintain and operate abandoned cemeteries. The Clearview... ...read more

Last week in the Ontario Legislature, I asked Premier Ford to eliminate civil jury trials in relation to motor vehicle accidents. My question was precipitated... ...read more