LOCAL HEADLINES

Undemocratic, upsetting, offensive, broken, and scary were just some of the words Stratford city council used to describe the strong mayor powers bestowed on Mayor Martin Ritsma on May 1.

April 28 is the National Day of Mourning across Canada, a time to remember and honour those who have lost their lives or been injured due to a workplace tragedy. The day also sheds light on the importance of improving health and safety in the workplace

With 140 of 222 polls reporting by just before midnight April 28, Conservative incumbent John Nater has been elected member of parliament for Perth-Wellington and will serve his fourth consecutive term as a member of the opposition party.

With the federal election in the homestretch now, the local race here in Perth-Wellington is heating up.

lthough Stratford Mayor Martin Ritsma previously told the Times that he was in favour of some, though not all, of the strong mayor powers dangled by the Government of Ontario

With the federal election in the home stretch now, the local race here in Perth-Wellington is heating up.

After a transport truck carrying turkey carcasses on its way to a feed mill made a sudden stop on Ontario Street, the street had to be closed down for two hours to clean up the resulting mess.

After this year’s 5.46 per-cent property tax increase had many residents worried about their bills, Stratford city council approved the inve

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

On April 2, Stratford police were made aware of a possible fraudulent paving crew operating in the St. Marys and Perth County area.

The Stratford District Secondary School (SDSS) girls curling team capped off another successful season by qualifying for their second consec

Zone 6 egg farmers from Perth and Waterloo counties served up more than 1,000 devilled eggs last week during Stratford’s annual Rotary Rural

The famous footlong hot dogs and soft ice cream at the Erie Street Drive-In are back for another season, marking the unofficial arrival of s

The Stratford Farmers Market was buzzing with energy on Saturday as warm spring weather and a major volleyball tournament brought a surge of

Dairy farmers from across Perth County and beyond took advantage of the recent mild spring weather to get out, connect with fellow producers

A memoir written by a St. Marys Farmers Market vendor reflects on his journey as a gardener from the time he first found his green thumb.

The Stratford Police Service is investigating after election signs were stolen from several locations across Stratford.

The Stratford Police Service is asking the public for help identifying and locating two youths who were allegedly involved in an assault...

The Stratford Police Service is warning area residents to be alert after fraudsters posing as local police attempted to defraud at least 40

Mike Mousley’s office décor can best be described as organized chaos with accents, here and there, of mancave clutter.