On Monday, October 4, 2021, construction begins on the multi-use paved trail at Lakeside Park. This project will help improve accessibility in the park and is substantially funded by grant dollars. Work is starting in the North section of the upper bowl by the pedestrian bridge. Areas may be blocked […]
Support a Superhero! Looking for a meaningful Christmas gift? Time is running out to purchase this Limited Edition 2022 Puppy Calendar. Your purchase helps support Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides and Kingsville Lions Club. Contact Kingsville Lions to arrange payment and delivery within Windsor/Essex County. Website: Kingsville Lions Club […]
Hello everyone! We have more Pfizer (Comirnaty) vaccines in at Main Street Pharmacy! We have appointments available from Wednesday, Sept. 29 until Wednesday, Oct. 6th. Please note that we are an appointment only site and you need to call 519-712-8800 to schedule an appointment. First dose eligibility: Anyone who is […]
I picked up a bunch of asparagus and a spaghetti squash at the farmers market over the weekend, which is an excellent reflection of the season right now — the very end of summer, transitioning into the briefest hint of autumn. What fun it is with this light dish that […]
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is tomorrow, September 30, 2021. This day commemorates the survivors and victims of residential schools, their families and communities. Kingsville encourages you to help spread a wave of orange across our Town. Wear an orange shirt, tie orange ribbons around your trees, and light […]
To continue efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19 in Leamington and the surrounding area and support families as they navigate school outbreaks, We’re supporting two initiatives over the upcoming two weeks. Mobile Pop-Up Vaccine Clinic This Clinic is operating in the parking lot at 33 Princess Street, Leamington. The […]
The Town of Kingsville raised a flag in celebration of Franco-Ontarian Day. This celebration, held every year on September 25th, is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate Francophone heritage across the province.
The Government of Canada recently passed legislation to make tomorrow, September 30, a federal statutory holiday. The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation provides an opportunity to recognize and commemorate the tragic history and ongoing legacy of residential schools. Tomorrow and every day it is important to honour survivors, their […]
Doja Cat, 2 years old Hiya! My name is Doja Cat. I am a vocal and loving young lady who is super excited to find her furever home. I am always happy to meet new people especially when I get to be showered in all of their unconditional love. I love […]
Health Unit Issues Additional Instructions for Organized Sport and Recreation Facilities With the provincial vaccine verification system now in effect, the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is enhancing these measures in all indoor recreational and fitness facilities to include those 12-17 years old. The fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in […]