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Seaforth Centenaires sweep Milverton, open second round with Tavistock

After a decent-sized skirmish in the dying minutes of game four of the first-round playoff series between the Seaforth Centenaires and the Milverton Four Wheel Drives on Saturday in Seaforth, the home team plotted the ultimate revenge: winning the game.

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Radford, Schulz launch All Access Athletics to help local kids play sports

This May, the work of the All Access Athletics Association will begin in earnest with its first charitable intake and a slate of events through the remainder of the year.

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Huron Heat teams win tournament gold

Over the weekend, the U13 B Huron Heat claimed gold at the 44th annual Walter Gretzky Tournament, hosted by the Brantford Ice Cats, going through the proceedings with a dominant undefeated performance in which they only allowed one goal all tournament.

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The long road to racial equality - From the Cluttered Desk with Keith Roulston

The death of former presidential candidate and civil rights leader Jesse Jackson last week at age 84 demonstrates the immense changes in history the world had seen in the last 70 years.

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Some civility, please - Shawn's Sense with Shawn Loughlin

On Sunday, I joined my fellow Canadians in our collective sorrow as Jack Hughes potted the winning goal in the Olympic men's hockey final, delivering the first gold for the American men since 1980.

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If we don't build it, we're doomed! - The Chaff with Scott Stephenson

Black screen. Silence thick enough to invoice. Then a single piano note, tender and resolute; the kind of note that implies both fiscal discipline and moral authority.

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Editorials - Feb. 27, 2026

A gathering storm, Same old story, The dawn of a new day

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A little music, please - Glimpses of the Past with Karen Webster

At one time, Wingham was known as the "Furniture Town of Canada". The area was a source of good timber and there was a workforce that excelled in furniture manufacturing.

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