History

• Parkhill, Ont. goalie makes OHL draft history

  Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs goalie Taya Currie was selected by the Sarnia Sting, becoming the first female to be drafted into the OHL.

  Sports

  Jun 5
• Fossilized champsosaurus skull could still be out there near Climax, USask student says

  Jack Milligan will spend a portion of his summer digging for the fossilized skull of a champsosaurus near Climax, Sask.

  Canada

  Jun 3
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• Saint-Lambert residents quick to appeal decision on century-old Anglican church

  Advocates are blaming the city for neglecting the building during its nearly 20 years of ownership, allowing it to reach its current state.

  Canada

  Jun 1
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• Bluenose schooner centennial events receiving more than $190,000 for anniversary year

  Famed for her racing exploits, the fishing schooner has long been a symbol of the province's seafaring traditions.

  Canada

  May 27
• ‘The U.S. got Obama … Shippagan got me’: N.B. elects first POC mayor

  When New Brunswickers hit the ballot boxes earlier this month, they elected a historic slate of mayors province-wide.

  Politics

  May 26
• ‘It’s a lost art’: Alberta man recreates historic red river carts

  A part of Indigenous history is being replicated by an Alberta man, fulfilling a dream building red river carts. It's hoped it will showcase the brave journey of the Métis people.

  Features

  May 26
• Londoners help Museum London celebrate 80 years of history

  Museum London is turning to Londoners to help them celebrate their 80th anniversary.

  Canada

  May 4
• Lorne Avenue Park opens in Old East Village

  The city of London announced Wednesday that Lorne Avenue Park is now officially open and ready to welcome local households under the current Stay-at-Home order.

  Canada

  Apr 29
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• Renowned Montreal chef lands top job at historic inn

  Danny Smiles has been named the new Executive Chef and Manager at the iconic 200-year-old Willow Inn in Hudson, Que.

  Canada

  Apr 20
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• Future of iconic Pointe-Claire windmill up in the air, unlike all of its blades

  Pointe-Claire city council requested that Quebec's Ministry of Culture and Communications get involved to preserve the protected historic windmill as soon as possible.

  Canada

  Apr 8