Chatham-Kent posts York1 documents related to proposed Dresden waste facility

The Municipality of Chatham-Kent is making documents publicly available related to York1's proposed waste transfer and processing facility at 29831 Irish School Rd. in Dresden. The documents have been provided to the...

Gretchen Sands-Gamble’s work in language revitalization and storytelling in the spotlight

As Lambton Kent District School Board prepares to recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the board is spotlighting Gretchen Sands-Gamble, whose commitment to Indigenous language revitalization, student...

TBT: Anishinaabe of Walpole Island set up at an event in Dearborn, Michigan, 1951

Walpole Island First Nation shared the following post and photos from the Dearborn Historical Museum: "With Indigenous Peoples Day coming up, we wanted to share these October 1951 images of...

Walpole Island Wild set for home opener against Essex 73’s

The Walpole Island Wild are gearing up for their home opener of the season on Thursday, Sept. 17, at 7:30 p.m., taking on the Essex 73's at the Walpole Island Sports...

Port Lambton Pirates to hold Parade of Champions Saturday

The Port Lambton Pirates will hold a Parade of Champions on Saturday, September 12 at 10 a.m. to celebrate the club's 16U and 22U...

Port Lambton 16U Pirates capture provincial gold

The Port Lambton 16U Pirates capped off their season by going a perfect 5-0 at the Provincial Championship over Labour Day weekend, defeating Simcoe...

London, Ontario’s Rose Cora Perry of The Truth Untold graces the cover of the latest issue. Perry is the creator of Warrior Women, a six-city concert series focused on empowerment, featuring 24 bands, six guest speakers and 21 businesses while raising funds for Yellow Brick House, which supports women and children escaping domestic violence. The Warrior Women tour stops in Niagara Falls (Sept. 4), Windsor (Sept. 19), London (Sept. 26), Toronto (Oct. 3), Hamilton (Oct. 16) and Sarnia (Oct. 23), with each event designed to celebrate women’s voices and foster community connections. SWOMP’s interview with Perry is the featured cover story, while the Warrior Women theme continues throughout the issue. In addition to being available at each stop on the Warrior Women concert series, SWOMP Magazine Issue Two is available exclusively through LuvLoval.

Cat found in Wallaceburg

If this is your cat please contact Tawna HERE 

Top Dog beer label contest raises $31,231 for Pet and Wildlife Rescue

What started as a fun idea brewed between Pet and Wildlife Rescue and Red Barn Brewing Co. turned into a major summer fundraiser, raising...

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