Due to a strike of unionized Canadian Seaway workers, the St. Lawrence Seaway is preparing for its latest seasonal closing date in its 64-year history. This has sparked concern among environmentalists along the St. Lawrence River who worry about the safety and regulation of winter navigation. Read the full story by WWT-TV – Watertown, NY.
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A Windsor man pleaded guilty to careless use of a firearm while hunting at Griffith Island Hunt Club in Georgian Bay northeast of Wiarton back in September. According to a media release from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry distributed on Friday, Donald Rodzik of Windsor was fined $10,000 and had his hunting licence […]
With too few homes now for buyers in London and region and available ones priced out of reach for many, a massive new automotive manufacturing plant in St. Thomas may make an already stressed housing market even more expensive, said a city housing advocate.
By now, you’ve likely seen or heard the ad. It’s been airing (and streaming) for more than three months.
A Sarnia boy is recovering in a Toronto hospital following a four-organ transplant operation that his father also underwent more than 15 years ago.
Dale DeGray can’t help but chuckle when discussing the Ontario Hockey League prospects he’s watched all winter. “I’m laughing because it’s laughable, it really is. To see what some of these kids can do, it’s crazy,” the Owen Sound Attack’s longtime general manager said. After a disappointing season on the ice in Owen Sound, DeGray […]
Patrick Brown’s campaign has denied allegations it broke financing rules and is accusing the party of “reprehensible, undemocratic behaviour.”