ON THE COVER: Mary Lou and David Brock of Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre, Glen Williams Photo by Mike Davis Whole book in pdf format FEATURES Cootes to Escarpment EcoPark System: Unique in Eastern North Read More
By Chris Miller This wonderful event was held on Friday Aug. 26 in downtown Georgetown in glorious summer weather. There were some 250 classic cars filling the downtown streets. The Larry Melton Band entertained and created a Read More
This news just in: If you’ve ever stopped and looked up at a tree; if you’ve ever marvelled at its reach and dynamic character; if you’ve ever wondered how it got there, Read More
This is a guest post by Linda Sword, a member of the board of Concerned Residents Coalition (CRC). The proponent called it the “Hidden Quarry”. But the people who live in Guelph Eramosa and Milton Read More
News & photo submitted. Niagara Falls MPP Wayne Gates addressed over 1,000 delegates at the Assembly of First Nations Annual General Assembly this week in Niagara Falls. “I’ve taken the time to read over your Read More
Written & photographed by Chris Miller. The 29th annual Classics Against Cancer event was held on June 19, 2016 in Georgetown’s Cedervale Park. It was a very warm, sunny day, however the heat did not deter Read More
Report and review by Chris Miller. On Saturday June 11 Bethel Hospice together with Fines Ford Lincoln dealership in Bolton arranged an interesting fund raising event. Between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., for everyone who registered Read More
ON THE COVER: Mark Bourbonnais of Xtreme Hummer Adventures. Photo by Mike Davis Whole book in pdf format FEATURES Celebrating the Small Back Yard By Gloria Hildebrandt Photos by Mike Davis PhotoArt Winners: The Art Read More
The first impression of this motel is that it is perfectly clean, outside as well as in. On Highway 551 in Mindemoya, it is fairly centrally located on the island. There are 18 suites available, with queen Read More
This news report was provided by Rotary Club AM of Hamilton. For the fifth time, a number of graduating Grade 8 students from Hess Street School, a Hamilton “inner city school,” will now have computers to Read More
