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Huron Heat teams win gold, silver in Cambridge

Over the weekend, two Huron Heat teams headed east to be part of the Cambridge Roadrunners' 30th annual Girls' Hockey Tournament, with one returning with gold and the other having to settle for silver.

Fabhaus ready to open its doors next weekend in Blyth

Noella Upitis and Paula Nicholson are looking to breathe new life into 430 Queen Street in Blyth with Fabhaus Gallery and Fare, an ambitious new venture in the former home of the Queens Bakery that the couple hopes will be a gallery first and...

Lucknow Agricultural Society hosts its annual general meeting

The Lucknow Agricultural Society (LAS) held its annual general meeting and dinner at the Lucknow Community Centre on Jan. 13. There was a strong turnout of members, volunteers and community leaders at the event.

Things come, go, and come again - From the Cluttered Desk with Keith Roulston

My weekend was dominated by my proofreading duties for the February issue of The Rural Voice (farm readers will get this issue in a couple of weeks).

LIfe During Wartime - Shawn's Sense with Shawn Loughlin

It has been a while since I've taken on a tough topic and the reason, frankly, is that I just haven't had it in me. As we at The Citizen work to combat homophobia, racism and the rise of toxic nationalism...

Why can't we all just fete Betty White? - The Chaff with Scott Stephenson

In an era when democracy is often defined by hashtags, heated rivalries and urgent declarations, a small campaign has quietly reminded us what true civic engagement looks like.

Editorials - Jan. 23, 2026

Get your hands dirty, A shifting narrative, A blizzard by another name

Better call Billy - Glimpses of the Past with Karen Webster

Some people bring light into a room by entering it; others cause light in a room by their vocation. A perfect example of the latter was William Cecil Thuell, commonly known as Billy.