October can be a very satisfying time of year. The worst of the summer heat has passed, and plenty of people are looking forward to Thanksgiving and Hallowe’en. But this isn’t true for everyone. When money is tight, these special occasions can cause an even more unpleasant pinch. If corners have […]
Author: Jody Smith
Orange Shirt Walk, September 29, 2023: Every Child Matters
The crowd in front of the Carnegie Arts and Visitor Centre was a sea of orange as noon approached on Friday, September 29, 2023. There were people of all ages in orange shirts, including many students accompanied by their teachers. We were all there to show respect for the Indigenous […]
Kingsville Community Food Bank’s Needs for September, 2023
September is here! For many that means back to class — either as students themselves, or as parents sending their kids off to school. It’s a big change for many households this time of year. And that includes additional financial responsibilities. Back-to-school clothes for the kids, school supplies, meals for […]
Remember the 2003 Blackout? We Can Be Better Prepared
Twenty years ago, on August 14, this area went through the great North American Blackout of 2003. That was an experience unmatched by any other in the two decades since then. An extensive power outage disarmed electricity grids all over Ontario and the eastern U.S. leaving more than 50 million people […]
Kingsville Community Food Bank’s Needs for August 2023
It’s August and summer has been moving along. For many people school is coming up and so are extra expenses for books, clothes and a million other things. Just a part of life — unless you don’t have the funds to take care of it all. In those circumstances, sometimes […]
What Has Happened To Our Facebook Page — Bill C-18 And Social Media
Sign up for our daily e-newsletter to get the local news that matters. If you visited the Kingsville Times on Facebook today, you may have been met with this message: “People in Canada can’t see this content.” If you haven’t yet heard, Meta (formerly known as Facebook) has moved to […]
Kingsville Community Food Bank’s Needs for July 2023
July means full-on summer! Despite the recent air quality issues and the yearly fish flies, and the upper limits of the humidex, it’s a great time of year. It may seem full of promise for some but not everyone is able to feel that. And that goes for the people […]
We Can Help You Celebrate at the Kingsville Times
Are you celebrating a birth or birthday, an adoption, or an anniversary? Maybe you’re bursting to tell the world about an engagement or upcoming wedding. Is there someone special in your life who you want to congratulate? A graduate, or someone who just landed a new job? The Kingsville Times […]
Kingsville Community Food Bank’s Needs for June 2023
June for many families marks the end of school and the beginning of summer. Sounds breezy and carefree but that’s not the case for everyone — not for people who are living with financial difficulties. Bills must still be paid, and sometimes that doesn’t leave enough money for food. The […]
Happy Anniversary Kingsville Times!
This week marks three years since the Kingsville Times came into existence. At first it was only on Facebook, but within a few weeks, the Times had its own website. When the idea of launching a local, online newspaper was first hatched, I was intrigued. Mary Ellen and I came […]