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LOCAL HEADLINES
GM laying off hundreds of CAMI employees
Union calls on feds to help
Lee Griffi
Apr 11
Leatherbarrow cleared by city’s IC
Councillors to take conflict of interest training session
Lee Griffi
Apr 10
What is going on in Woodstock high schools – part 2
Local officials eyeing new school police program but turned down by TVDSB
Lee Griffi
Apr 10
More than 70 cases identified in Huron-Perth during ongoing Ontario measles outbreak
By Galen Simmons, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Local public-health officials are continuing to do everything they can to curb the...
Galen Simmons
Apr 9
Lincs up 3-0 on Nats in West semi-final
Heading into Game 4 on April 9, the St. Marys Lincolns were one win away from their third consecutive Western Conference Finals appearance.
Spencer Seymour
Apr 9
St. Marys Community Players to stage family comedy, Over the River and Through the Woods
St. Marys Community Players’ spring production will bring heartfelt laughter and family connections to the stage at Town Hall Theatre.
Galen Simmons
Apr 9
Ginseng stays as the “consistent crop” at Malecki Farms
Blaine, 27, and his brother, Brent, 31, grew up with ginseng, on Malecki Farms, located on Pleasant Ridge Road near Brantford.
Diane Baltaz
Apr 9
Ontario produce growers talk tariffs
On the first day of his second term as President of the US, Donald Trump announced that he would be imposing an additional 25% tariffs.
Tamara Botting
Apr 9
Years of determination and heart pay off at Rockton World’s Fair
Over 100 4-H dairy members from both central and southern Ontario competed, with 15-year-old Coleman awarded reserve grand champion showman.
Laura Richardson
Apr 9
Measured approach to growing leeks made Canning Produce Ontario’s largest producer
You could say that Corey Davis of Canning Produce, Paris, was born into growing one of the world’s oldest and nutritional foods.
Diane Baltaz
Apr 9
March 24 council briefs: City staff investigating tax-deferral program
After this year’s 5.46 per-cent property tax increase had many residents worried about their bills, Stratford city council approved the inve
Connor Luczka
Apr 4
Perth-Wellington heads to the ballot … again
Not a month after the provincial election wrapped up on Feb. 27 this year, Perth-Wellington and the rest of Canada will be heading to the ba
Connor Luczka
Apr 4
Stratford police warning residents after report of fraudulent paving company in the area
On April 2, Stratford police were made aware of a possible fraudulent paving crew operating in the St. Marys and Perth County area.
Contributed
Apr 3
Elbows Up rally held in Goderich
Elbows Up, Canada is a grassroots movement bringing Canadians together to stand up for this country with optimism, unity and strength.
Kate Smith
Apr 3
Cycling Without Age puts wind in the hair of seniors in Goderich
Cycling Without Age is a volunteer organization that has been providing unique rides to seniors around Goderich on a three-wheeled e-bike tr
Kate Smith
Apr 3
Stonetown Cheese open house draws record crowd, raises over $2,500 for St. Marys Healthcare Foundation
The community came together in a big way this past Saturday, March 29 as Stonetown Cheese hosted an open house, raising funds for the SMHF.
Wendy Lamond
Apr 2
Aquatics Centre renovations at Pyramid Recreation Centre extended until July 2025
The pool, which closed on Nov. 11, 2024, has undergone a full condition assessment revealing widespread corrosion.
Galen Simmons
Apr 2
Gala to celebrate Hospital’s 100th
Tickets now on sale for hospital gala
Jeff Helsdon
Apr 2
Station View Developments given green light by council
A downtown development that initially resulted in pack council chambers was given the go-ahead by town council at the March 24 meeting
Jeff Helsdon
Apr 2
SDSS girls curling team competes in second straight provincial championship
The Stratford District Secondary School (SDSS) girls curling team capped off another successful season by qualifying for their second consec
Gary West
Apr 1
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