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Both Tier 1 teams will now compete at the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) championships, April 4 to 6.

(By Dianna Martell) The Ontario Minor Hockey Association hosted an number of end-of-season tournaments throughout the province in six locations around the province: Clarington, Halton Hills, Kingston, Newmarket, Oakville and … Continue reading Local teams ending season with successes →

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GABRIELLE KLEIST Gabrielle Kleist passed away peacefully, with family by her side, at her home on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, in her 95th year. Beloved wife of the late Walter … Continue reading Obituary – Gabrielle Kleist →

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Knox Church Kincardine is very pleased to bring to Kincardine another community service event featuring the inspiring and entertaining Allison Lupton Band on May 30 starting at 7 p.m. The band has been performing across Canada bringing their wide-ranging repertoire of Celtic/folk music to delighted audiences. Allison Lupton hails from the heart of rural Ontario […]

The Kincardine and District Lions Club made multiple donations to local groups over the past month using proceeds from the club’s annual dinner draw. On March 7, Wes Larsen of Drop-in at the Bridge received a cheque for $500 toward the program. Established in the spring of 2018, Drop-in at The Bridge is a community […]

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(By Pauline Kerr) The “moving target” nature of the tariffs imposed as part of the American trade war with Canada has created a lot of uncertainty in both countries, in … Continue reading What tariffs mean to the local agricultural community →

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Community-pooled funds are helping boost charities and projects in the region. This is Part Three of Postmedia’s How Canada Wins series.

Former Kincardine councillor Doug Kennedy was posthumously awarded a King Charles III Coronation Medal for his commitment to the local hockey community. “Doug was a legend in Kincardine for over 30 years. What he did for sports, recreation, healthcare, community service was iconic. He deserves a medal,” Keith Davidson recalled an excerpt from the nomination […]

Now, it's time for Canadian craft breweries to come together with a new beer from a shared recipe using all-Canadian ingredients.

Lucknow’s tight-knit community could be key for local businesses facing uncertain times. This is part of our series, How Canada Win.

(By Pauline Kerr) The trade war the United States declared has had some unexpected results already, not all of them bad. To read the entire article online, click here to … Continue reading Surviving the trade war will take more than flag-waving →

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