Cleanup continues in ‘cyclonic’ storm’s aftermath in Chatham-Kent

ByThe London Free Press 27 August 2023

Chatham-Kent residents dropped off downed tree limbs and branches Saturday at a municipal depot as cleanup continued from a violent storm Western University researchers confirmed was a downburst with high wind speeds. Read More

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Election hopefuls navigate questions at all-candidates meeting in Kincardine

ByKincardine News 28 September 2022

It was a full house when a panel of 17 municipal election candidates took questions at the Davidson Centre the night of Sept. 26. Hosted by the Kincardine and District Chamber of Commerce, questions for the all-candidates meeting were submitted by voters in advance with the “most asked” questions being presented during the event, which […]

Student going to Canada-wide science fair wants to ‘benefit the world’

ByOwen Sound Sun Times 6 April 2023

To really succeed, science fair projects need to tackle real-world problems, an organizer of the Bluewater Regional Science and Technology Fair said. That’s what Vedant Sheel, a Grade 9 student at Saugeen District Secondary School, did with his “Voice for the Voiceless” project in which he’s started to teach a computer how to interpret and […]

The polls are open for 12 hours for the provincial election

ByBlackburn News 2 June 2022

Polls open at 9 a.m. and close at 9 p.m.

Prices continue to rise as inflation dips in January

ByBlackburn News 21 February 2023

Those with a variable mortgage rate saw their housing costs jump 21.2 per cent last month, the largest monthly increase since September 1982.

Province offering incentive to enroll in new energy saving program

ByBlackburn News 25 May 2023

The provincial government is launching a new energy-saving program this summer and handing out incentives to families who participate.

Rising waters, sinking feeling: From the Great Lakes to the Ohio River, climate change puts coal ash impoundments at risk

ByGreat Lakes Now 26 August 2022

Just upstream of Alabama’s Mobile Bay sits a vast region of wetlands known as the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, home to one of the most diverse ecosystems in the United States. As well as 21 million cubic yards of wet coal ash.

The J.M. Barry Power Plant has been a flashpoint between environmental advocates and the state utility, Alabama Power, for years.

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