Tag: Paris
Another world-renowned light display coming to Stratford this winter
A large-scale, interactive public art display by world-renowned artist Jen Lewin will be one of the main features at the Lights On Stratford festival this winter. The Pool is a…
After first year, Friendlier reusable-container business still popular in Stratford
News Local News More than a year after partnering with its first few local restaurants, Friendlier, the Guelph-based reusable container company, has expanded to more than 10 restaurants and other…
HN health unit reports 72nd COVID-19 death
News Local News The Haldimand Norfolk Health Unit reported Friday another COVID-19 death, the area’s 72nd death since the pandemic began in March of 2020. This advertisement has not loaded…
Staffing shortage leads to reduced hours at St. Marys Memorial Hospital emergency department
News Local News Operating hours at the St. Marys Memorial Hospital emergency department will be reduced to between 7 am and 6 pm from April 9-13 because of a staffing…
Damso in concert in Paris: two new dates, where to buy a ticket?
DAMSO. After filling out his first two concerts at the AccorArena, rapper Damso will perform twice more in December 2022. The ticket office opens this Friday. [Mis à jour le…
Canniff predicts significant growth for Wallaceburg
A speech to the local chamber of commerce in Wallaceburg on April 7 was one of the first Mayor Darrin Canniff has made in person since the COVID-19 pandemic was…
St. Clair council approves new skate park at Corunna Athletic Park
Skateboarders, scooter riders and cyclists will have a new facility to call their own in Corunna Athletic Park later this year, as St. Clair Township council has approved construction of…
Second annual Blue Coast Walleye Challenge returns to Sarnia-Lambton
The second annual Blue Coast Walleye Challenge will return to Sarnia Lambton this June. Title sponsor Carpenters Local 1256 have teamed up with Tourism Sarnia-Lambton, the Bluewater Anglers and Anglers…
Humane society overwhelmed with stray, abandoned rabbits
Local animal-welfare officials say they’ve been overwhelmed with the number of stray and surrendered pet rabbits who’ve come into their care in recent weeks. The Easter-time surge is no joke,…
Artist presents nature-based paintings for Chatham-Kent debut
New to the Chatham-Kent art scene, Tracy Root reflected on her feelings during the ongoing pandemic and came out with a series of paintings that show a connection to the…