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Carrie Ann Peters listens to a Bkejwanong Veterans member share words of gratitude for the sacrifices and contributions of Indigenous soldiers.

Held annually at the memorial stone adjacent to the Point Pelee boardwalk, veterans of Indigenous descent were honoured for their services and

Officials gather at Wheatley Harbour after the $10 million announcement, including MPPs Anthony Leardi and Trevor Jones, Mayor Darrin Canniff, and Minister Mike Harris.

A $10 million investment from the Ontario government will help two fisheries management facilities — one in Wheatley and one in Port

Sarah Simpson with her children Darryl and Shane, joined by “Nurse” Sharon Epplett and Rick Simpson, posing in a parking lot during Halloween festivities.

Area trick-or-treaters made their way around the local stops with exceptional Halloween weather on Friday, October 31. Wheatley residents visited the annual

Group photo in Erie Shores HealthCare’s new Reflection Space after the ribbon cutting, featuring ESHC, Caldwell First Nation, HL Tiessen Foundation, ESHF, and local clergy representatives.

Erie Shores HealthCare (ESHC) recently held a ribbon-cutting for its newly renovated Reflective Space, a serene, non-denominational room designed to offer comfort

Ivy and Everly Chibi from Kingsville enjoy their candy during the Kingsville BIA Trick or Treat 2025 event.

The sidewalks in downtown Kingsville were packed with children dressed in their Halloween costumes Saturday, October 25 from 11 am to 1

Will Girard, Jessica Chirinos, Breanna Klassen, and Chloe Janzen from MB Youth pose together during the sleepingOUT 2025 fundraiser.

Armed only with a sleeping bag and a cardboard box, participants in this year’s sleepingOUT at The Bridge event braved single digit

A sample of the commemorative crosswalk design similar to the one being installed in Leamington.

The Municipality of Leamington is installing two commemorative crosswalks at the intersection of Mill Street East and Princess Street, converging at the

About 500 volunteers and community partners attended the annual Hogs for Hospice Volunteer Appreciation Night at the Roma Club in Leamington on

1972 LDSS graduates gather for the LDSS statue restoration project in front of the Learning and Nature sculpture at the new school.

A group of 1972 Leamington District Secondary School (LDSS) graduates are spearheading a plan to have the sculpture that once adorned the

Laura Levesque, Executive Director of the Kingsville Nurse Practitioner Clinic, and MPP Anthony Leardi at the announcement of the clinic’s expansion on Thursday.

An additional 800 unrostered patients will now have primary care in the Kingsville area. The Essex County Nurse Practitioner Led Clinic in

Children pet an Eurasian eagle-owl at the Kingsville Migration Festival while falconry handler Nate Soucie supervises.

The four-day Kingsville Migration Festival saw families and visitors come together to celebrate community and the legacy of renowned conservationist Jack Miner

Joel Lewsaw as Igor, Becca Miinch as Inga, Scott Killen as the Monster, Eric Miinch as Frederick Frankenstein, and Melinda Lewsaw as Frau Blucher performing on The Bank Theatre stage on opening night.

Young Frankenstein, a musical by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan, opened Friday night October 17 at The Bank Theatre and could be

Ribbon cutting for the Kingsville sensory pad at Lakeside Park with Kingsville Mayor Dennis Rogers and Rotary Club members.

A collaboration between the Town of Kingsville and the Rotary Club of Kingsville Southshore led to a formal ribbon cutting on October

Alex Petrovich at his Wheatley home.

If you notice a camera crew or drone making their way around Wheatley, it’s local actor, producer and director Alex Petrovich filming

Susan Fulmer standing with the Village Pantry new display coolers at the Village Resource Centre

Patrons at Wheatley’s Village Resource Centre will see a noticeable difference in how perishable items are displayed at the Village Pantry. That’s

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