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The Stratford Fire Department’s fleet will hopefully soon be at full capacity once again.

No suspects are in custody following a shooting in the north end of Stratford, according to representatives from the Stratford Police Servic

The City of Stratford’s respectful workplace policy will be reviewed, but it will not be suspended – despite one councillor’s push to do so.

With a forecasted high of 23 degrees Celsius, July 19 was a warm day for some cool ice cream for Stratford General Hospital staff.

During a public meeting for a proposed redevelopment of the former Krug Factory, Cambria Ravenhill might have summed up much of the...

The Perth County Paramedic Service is revamping its efforts to make automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) more accessible to those who ne

A fire at the Krug factory development at 93 Trinity St. is not deemed suspicious and had “little to no loss,”

Many people remark how many dogs there are in Stratford. It is indeed a dog friendly town, and that includes the downtown core.

The three Stratford citizens suspended from city property will soon be allowed back in council chambers as the suspensions lift on July 2

A number of farm students drove their tractors to Stratford District Secondary School (SDSS) on the last day of classes before the start of

The first Car Free Friday of the summer returned on an unusually rainy day.

The 2024 AccessAbility Week was a success, Diane Sims, co-chair of the city’s accessibility advisory committee (AAC), said, but like accessi

Dairy Cows and Calves are all a part of the display at iFarm at Stratford’s Rotary Complex.

The Zehr family and their team stands outside one of Ken’s food trucks.

Stratford public service librarian Melanie Kindrachuk was recently recognized with the Ontario Public Library Association’s Leadership in Ad

Flanked by his children and co-award winners, Breen Bentley delivers his show-stopping acceptance speech after being presented with business