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Two Huron Heat teams win gold at Windsor Wild Winter Classic

Over the weekend in Windsor, the U15 B and Senior Huron Heat teams both won gold in the 2026 Windsor Wild Winter Classic.
Play began on Friday, Jan. 2 when the Senior Heat beat the Southpoint Stars by a score of 3-1 and the U15 B Heat bested...

London's Hyland Cinema brings 70-mm projection to the region

In the June 24, 1948 issue of the Exeter Times-Advocate, nestled among the commonplace declarations of birth, death and marriage, there is an announcement that commemorates the one-year anniversary of the day...

Brussels' Marie Blake celebrates her 100th birthday

Last Sunday, Marie Blake marked a milestone few reach anymore: she turned 100. She celebrated the day with her friends and family members at Huronlea in Brussels.

Discrimination never disappears - From the Cluttered Desk with Keith Roulston

Watching MS NOW program host Rachel Maddow speak about her podcast Burn Order, dealing with the U.S. treatment of California's Japanese population during World War II...

Modern life is rubbish - Shawn's Sense with Shawn Loughlin

Dedicated readers of this space know me as a card-carrying former member of the video store workforce.

Statues don't just build themselves - The Chaff with Scott Stephenson

It has been exactly one week since the idea of a Betty White statue was introduced here, and already the community is bracing itself for what can only be described as organized chaos with a hint of civic ambition.

Editorials - Jan. 9, 2026

New life, Hiding out in the open, A moment of clarity

A Necessity - Glimpses of the Past with Karen Webster

With the arrival of winter comes the task of shoveling snow. One chore that most modern householders are spared from is that of creating a route to the little house behind the big house.