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The 55th Kingsville Migration Festival will take place this weekend, October 17-20 as the Town of Kingsville celebrates migration, heritage, conservation and

Six members of Caldwell First Nation were able to get their heavy equipment certification through a pilot project over a recent five-week

The Kingsville Military Museum is hoping to expand their building in the near future and appeared at Kingsville’s October 7 council meeting

Photos and story by Deanna Bertrand Leamington Raceway briefly went to the dogs on Sunday, October 6 and they didn’t disappoint the

By Deanna Bertrand Science with a dash of creativity and art was on display at Point Pelee National Park Sunday, October 6

By Mark Ribble The new Chief of Caldwell First Nation is no stranger to being a leader in her community and is

Story and photos by Paul Forman Beauty filled the skies and the grounds of the Pure Flavor Soccer Complex in Leamington this

By Mark Ribble A Leamington couple is happy to be back in warm and cozy Essex County — even as the local

By Paul Forman with files from Mark Ribble and Deanna Bertrand While the weekend weather dampened the spirits of some, the 45th

The annual Truth and Reconciliation Walk was held in Leamington on Monday, September 30, with about 400 people — including many students

Caldwell First Nation has announced the results of its recent election, held on Saturday, September 14, 2024. Nikki van Oirschot has been

By Greg Coulter Local marine contractor Cobby Marine is supplying key transportation services to assist IT International Telecom, contracted to install two

By Greg Coulter with files from Chatham-Kent With crews working seven days a week at the Wheatley explosion site, the mystery deepened Sunday,

By Wayne King Leamington Shoreline Association Phase 1 of the Essex Region Conservation Authority Hillman Marsh Restoration Project is well underway.  Included in

By Paul Forman Leamington’s Seacliff Park was alive with the sounds and smells of the world as the Festival of Guest Nations

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