Even if it means losing an $8-million grant, Charlie Wright plans to fight the building of a new town hall in Leamington.

Windsor has lost the 2009 Ontario Men’s Baseball Championships.

The region’s medical officer of health has confirmed four more cases of the H1N1 flu virus — all of them among children and young teens.

CUPE's striking garbage collectors call them scabs. Darren calls himself an "entrepreneur" -- although as his friend Ted wryly says, "it's not like we're getting rich doing this."

LAKE ERIE, Ont. -- Rescuers found four missing Michigan men alive Friday in Lake Erie clinging to their capsized 19-foot boat after their fishing excursion turned into a near disaster.

The goal has been met. Even though money is still flowing in and an official count has not been completed, officials with the Wallaceburg Disaster Relief fund are confident that they will meet their $30,000 goal after only four weeks of fundraising.[...]

A few weekends ago I woke up on the Saturday morning and saw that my basement was full of water. Four inches of water covered my basement floor. That same weekend I also covered for the newspaper, fundraising events for the Wallaceburg Flood Disaster Relief Fund.[...]

A 13-year-old Wallaceburg boy is charged with arson, mischief over $5,000 and two counts of break and enter. Chatham-Kent police said the boy was arrested in connection with a barn fire on Wallace Street on June 6.[...]

The Flood Disaster Relief committee says that they expect to raise their $30,000 fund raising goal. Over $6,000 was raised at their last major event held the CBD club held on Sunday. The CBD held an auction and breakfast.[...]

A former Wallaceburg Laker Junior C hockey player was picked in this year's NHL draft. Sarnia's Kyle Neuber was drafted by Columbus in the 7th round on Saturday. Neuber, who plays for the OHL's Mississauga St.[...]

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AMHERSTBURG – The Amherstburg Food & Fellowship’s first annual Skate/Walk-a-thon is being hailed as a big success. The event, held Saturday at both the S. Ralph McCurdy Track & Field Complex and Amherstburg Arena, raised over $2,000 for the Mission’s food bank.[...]

AMHERSTBURG — Originally from this area, Robin Bublick moved to Toronto where she started making a name for herself in the theatre and comedy circuit.[...]

AMHERSTBURG – Fort Malden National Historic Site of Canada provided the backdrop for 44 new citizens to be sworn in as citizens on what was also Canada’s birthday. A citizenship court was held last Wednesday afternoon at Fort Malden where the new immigrants became Canadian citizens.[...]

AMHERSTBURG – A local elementary school got a shot in the arm recently thanks to a local retailer’s matching grant program. St. Bernard School received a $500 matching grant from Wal-Mart to bring the school’s total to $1,000 as a result of their Read/Move-a-Thon they held in May.[...]

AMHERSTBURG – Town council has endorsed a plan for an in-town arboretum and has authorized administration to proceed with a work plan to develop it.[...]

Clifford Pendin had no idea the lineup would be so long. All he wanted was to argue a fine from the traffic ticket mailed to him after his son ran a red light.

Oyster entrepreneur Rodney Clark pulled into his little white garage one evening last fall to find something new next door.

An arsenal of guns, ammunition, cocaine and cash was seized from a downtown home Thursday, after police were called to the residence for an unrelated domestic dispute.

Two weeks down and maybe many more to go in Toronto's municipal workers strike. Common sense tells you there has to be movement in the next seven to 10 days or we might descend into a protracted strike. See Windsor, nearing three months on strike, for details.

The array of wildlife to be found in city parks is nothing short of amazing, and we hope you'll help us discover even more.

Right-hander Scott Richmond has joined a growing list of Blue Jays pitchers on the disabled list, landing there Saturday with shoulder tendinitis, according to Toronto manager Cito Gaston.

About 2,000 soldiers have paid their respects to Cpl. Nick Bulger, killed in Afghanistan on Friday, as his casket was loaded onto a plane for the journey home to Canada.

Jorge Posada singled home Alex Rodriguez in the bottom of the 12th inning to give the New York Yankees a 6-5 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday afternoon in the Bronx.

The Toronto Raptors have signed coveted free agent forward Hedo Turkoglu, various news outlets reported late Friday.

The Toronto Blue Jays made their first trip to the new Yankee Stadium on Friday and were handed a 4-2 loss by former Toronto starter A.J. Burnett.

An Ottawa resident who has been lobbying to put a wind turbine in his backyard in the city's Westboro neighbourhood has been told that his project is grinding to a halt.

Social service workers who help look after people with disabilities in Lanark County could go on strike at midnight, their union said Friday.

Ottawa residents have called the city with more complaints about construction noise this year, even though city council's new construction regulations have gone into effect.

More than half a million Canadians are more than three months behind on their credit payments, according to Equifax Canada.

Gasoline prices dropped by as much as five cents a litre overnight in many cities across Canada

Innisfil Mayor Brian Jackson is facing charges in connection with an outburst last week at town council. South Simcoe police charged the mayor with assault and uttering threats after an incident between Jackson and Coun.[...]

The uncertainty around the future of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) left Infrastructure Minister George Smitherman no alternative but to call a temporary halt to the province's plans to expand the Darlington nuclear plant.[...]

Too much drag and not enough stride by Barrie councillors could have iced the city's chances for a new artificial outdoor rink. Councillors were told about the tight timelines attached to a Recreation Infrastructure Canada Fund (RInC), but didn't react quickly enough.[...]

Today is the prequel to some of the best racing of the summer at Georgian Downs. Tonight, 10 of the 12 races are special elimination heats for three-year-old colts and fillies, both trotters and pacers.[...]

If you think of the 'Wild West' as solely belonging to the Canadian and American West, think again. Nepal's Wild West is a show covering the restricted high-altitude desert kingdom of Mustang, which offers traditional Tibetan culture set against a backdrop of stunning high-altitude desert scenery.[...]