Tag: Paris
More time given for airport hangar project
Sarnia has another year to build a new airport hangar. But the building won’t have any extras, like washrooms or office space, after project bids late last year surged past…
Lambton author’s photography work featured at Gallery in the Grove
Author Ann Towell says her six grandchildren are the inspiration behind the art in her first photography exhibition. “Down the Rabbit Hole,” a collection of 20 layered photographs that opened…
Ethiopian Deso Gelmisa wins the Paris Marathon
Ethiopian Deso Gelmisa won the 45th edition of the Paris marathon on Sunday. Kenya’s Judith Jeptum dominated the women’s event by beating the previous record. Deso Gelmisa won during the…
Pedals for Purpose looking for donations
A program that outfits youngsters in need with bikes is looking for financial donations to make the bicycles roadworthy and safe. “We are very grateful that our locker is bursting…
Pope Francis apologizes for church’s role in Canada’s residential schools
News Local News A member of Canada’s Indigenous delegation chants and dances before Pope Francis during an audience at the Vatican on Friday. VATICAN MEDIA Photo by HANDOUT /VATICAN MEDIA/AFP…
Pope Francis apologizes for church’s role in Canada’s residential schools
News Local News A member of Canada’s Indigenous delegation chants and dances before Pope Francis during an audience at the Vatican on Friday. VATICAN MEDIA Photo by HANDOUT /VATICAN MEDIA/AFP…
Residents want answers about housing project intended to be good news announcement
News Local News Ridgetown resident Tim DeActis speaks to local residents Saturday during a meeting to discuss concerns raised after news of a proposed 131-home subdivision on the east side…
Stratford Festival announces $553,000 surplus from 2021 season
News Local News During the Stratford Festival’s 69th annual general meeting Saturday, board members and festival executives reported a surplus of more than $553,000 from the theater company’s scaled-back 2021…
Firefighters supporting new autism program to help children transition into school
Members of the Chatham-Kent Professional Firefighters Association will be spending April raising funds, in-house, to support a new autism program offered by the Children’s Treatment Center of Chatham-Kent. Firefighter Steve…
Arrowdale dispute could be headed to mediation
News Local News Photo by Fotolia A dispute over the city’s $75-million claim in damages from protesters over last year’s occupation of Arrowdale golf course property could be headed to…