The emergence of Artificial Intelligence in literally every facet of life is upon us amid warnings of how powerful the technology could become. Now, there are warnings AI has landed in municipal election campaigns.

For 75 years, Tavistock families have turned to Yantzi’s Home Building Centre for the materials, advice and service needed to build their homes, farms and businesses.

Brothers Connor and Owen Hachborn have established a beef herd near Amulree that would be the envy of most farmers.

Garden Wilmot youth were recognized at an awards night at the Wilmot Recreation Complex on Sept. 15 for their participation in the 2026 Junior Gardens program.

For New Hamburg’s Wayne Richardson, photography has been a part of his life for as long as he can remember.

Tammy Gaudun Gies is running for Ward 3 in Wilmot Township because, she says, she is concerned about recent discussions on land acquisition and the threat of an AI Data Centre.

With a background in politics and farming, Lucy Lantz brings a range of experience as she runs for Wilmot Council, representing Ward 2.

The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is offering municipal election candidates in Ontario education when it comes to mental health, addictions and homelessness.

Citizens for Safe Ground Water (CSGW) wants to make sure groundwater protection and well interference are election topics on Oct. 26 in Wilmot Township.

The perfect start to the 2026-27 Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL) season continues for Tavistock, but they aren’t alone – a total of eight teams have yet to lose, including the defending Schmaltz Cup champions, the Fergus Whalers.