Breslau site plays key role in new children’s novel
Breslau and its long-discussed new Hwy. 7 form the backdrop of the second novel penned by Canadian writer…
Month: July 2012
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WCS planning ladies’ night out activities at its Elmira thrift store
Woolwich Community Services is calling on locals to shop for a good cause. The WCS is holding a…
More time for volunteering
A relaxing summer spent in the garden is nothing new to Anne Hanley. This year it’s different, however,…
Road to new market goes through Elmira
A new business has literally rolled into Elmira. Kunkel Bus Lines Ltd., a family-owned and operated transportation company…
Drayton fair arrives as season starts into high gear
Agricultural fairs, typically linked to the fall harvest, now run in spring and summer in some communities –…
Kin Club event raises $60K for charities
Last weekend marked Family Fun Weekend’s twelfth year in West Montrose. On Saturday the Grand River Amazing Race…
Tales of Canada, in music and words
You don’t get to pick up the mantle of Stompin’ Tom Connors without seeing a few things, meeting…
Work to restore St. Boniface to its full glory
The main feature of Maryhill for the last 135 years has been the gothic St. Boniface Roman Catholic…
Unethical lobbying has our democracy at risk
Lobbying, we’re told, greased the wheels in the $15.1-billion deal that would see Calgary-based Nexen Inc. bought up…
Grease is the word for Lions Club fundraiser
The Woolwich Community Lions Club is bringing back a vintage classic. To help raise money for the Elmira…