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By Matt Weingarden On the eleventh day of the eleventh month, at the eleventh hour, Canadians pause for a moment of silence – a simple and solemn act that carries profound meaning for all. Lakeshore […]

Submitted by Chantelle Meadows   On Christmas Eve 2018, Megan Patrick of Stoney Point was diagnosed with leukemia and had to celebrate Christmas in the hospital without any special holiday pajamas. After Megan recovered, her […]

By Matt Weingarden On the eleventh day of the eleventh month, at the eleventh hour, Canadians pause for a moment of silence – a simple and solemn act that carries profound meaning for all. Lakeshore […]

Belle River Public School held two moving Remembrance Day assemblies this week. Primary students attended a shorter ceremony designed for younger learners, while junior and intermediate classes participated in a more in-depth assembly featuring a […]

By Matt Weingarden   Community members, local officials, and veterans gathered at the Libro Community Centre cenotaph on November 2nd for the annual Remembrance Day ceremony, organized by the Woodslee Millen Group. The event served […]

The U11 Lakeshore Lightning Girls Hockey Team has delivered a remarkable boost to local cancer research after a full season of completing good deeds across the community, ultimately earning a national victory in the Chevrolet […]

By Ken Pastushyn   Everyone remembers their first.   For Scott Woodall, owner of Vintage & Vinyl Records on Front Road in LaSalle, it was Canadian rockers Rush’s first album Fly by Night, bought in […]

By Kirk Walstedt   George Patillo was born in Detroit, Michigan, on August 12, 1836. His parents, Andrew and Elizabeth Patillo, were both born and raised in Perthshire, Scotland, in the late 1700s. After their […]