Brianne Taggart has always felt the inner push to become an artist. She says she officially started painting and drawing at age 17. Brianne is known to especially love sunflower, sunsets and owl subjects. But her patrons are also thrilled with such things as her other impressionistic flowers and hot air balloons, […]
Everything is coming together at the new Kingsville K-12 school. Fortis Construction Group continues to advance construction toward the scheduled opening date of September 2024, with the final beam being placed on the interior structure of the school on Tuesday, February 14, 2023. Fortis Group brought forward the idea to […]
A recent poll commissioned by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA) found that 88% of respondents feel more needs to be done to encourage people to save for retirement, while 60% feel there is not enough public information available about pensions. “Thinking about saving for retirement is usually […]
Good news! Wiarton Willie didn’t see his shadow today, predicting an early spring. Willie is Ontario’s weather forecaster on Groundhog Day. People tired of winter wait with anticipation and hope every year on February 2 for his verdict about the coming spring. Willie’s report came in an official announcement at […]
Winners of the ASK Student Exhibit 2023 People’s Choice Awards Grade 1-4 Folklore Bloomfield Grade 5-8 Ethan Dresser High school Makayla Teichroeb Adult 18+ Cathy Gossen Congratulations to all! A special Thank you to Beatnik Art Supplies for all the prizes!
There’s another “Winter Chill in Cottam” THIS SATURDAY! Featuring Karen Morand and Colin Gronert. Part of our January Concert Series. Join us at Cottam United Church for live music with local musicians. Come early to shop, dine and experience our fantastic Cottam retailers and restaurants. Admission is FREE! Learn more: http://ow.ly/JRp450MkCln […]
Passionately discovering Art in this season of my life. What a joy! In the past two years art has become one of my greatest passions and joys. Throughout my life as early as I can remember I have been creative in something. It started with experiencing finger painting, playdoh, coloring […]
Winter Chill in Cottam The Town of Kingsville is excited to present Winter Chill in Cottam, part of our January Concert series, in conjunction with Kingsville Music Society. Join us Saturdays from 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm at Cottam United Church (137 County Road 34 West) to hear live music […]
To ensure the long-term health of Point Pelee National Park’s sensitive ecosystems, Parks Canada and Caldwell First Nation will be conducting a deer population reduction activity in the park between January 5 and January 20, 2023, inclusive. Public safety is of the utmost importance to Parks Canada and therefore Point […]
Thinking about sending cards and packages out to people you love this holiday season? You may be wondering when everything needs to be sent in order to arrive on time. Canada Post can help with that. Deadlines for packages and for cards can be found on Canada Post’s website. And that […]
I was born and raised in Toronto, Canada. As a child, I exhibited a unique artistic ability. I am a self-taught artist. Throughout my life, I have experimented with a wide variety of mediums. While living in the scenic hills of Caledon, Ontario, I came to know first hand the beauty […]
In this five-part series, academic, retired teacher and multimedia artist Diane J Sanderson shares tips for improving your photography skills. This week’s instalment focuses on two simple techniques that are sure to take your photos to the next level. CHANGE YOUR ANGLE Changing the angle of your camera allows you […]
The first connection to art and myself was in the first grade. The teacher had us all facing her as she started doing the alphabet. She got to B and drew a balloon with a tail on it. The wavy line caught my attention and I dared to turn and […]
We shouldn’t be so shocked. All the signs have been there. The days are slowly getting cooler. Night is falling earlier and earlier. The slow slide into autumn, then winter, has been inching its way along. This weekend, though, things change with a bang. That’s right. It’s time to switch […]
Native Flower Seeds Native flower seeds will be available starting Monday, October 31st. No trick here! Stop by any of our branches and choose up to 5 different seed packs to plant before the ground freezes. What do you need? Just an Essex County Library card! While supplies last, please […]
Families! Come out to the Kingsville Arena in your costumes for some free Halloween crafts and activities. The event will be happening from 2 – 5 p.m. It’s free but registration is required: Kingsville.ca/clickandplay Kingsville Arena Complex 1741 Jasperson Drive Kingsville, Ontario N9Y 2E4
Check out the amazing art that is hanging at the Essex County Library, Kingsville branch. Thank you to the students for creating these masterpieces and the teachers who inspire you. Well done, your community is loving it! Essex County Library – Kingsville Branch: 40 Main St West Kingsville, ON N9Y […]
ROY G. JAMES, a.k.a. R. PATRICK JAMES visual artist, muralist, poet, novelist I began life quite some time ago, in fact more than 80 years ago — the day after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, specifically December 8, 1941. Things were quite different then. However, my love of art and […]
Join Parks Canada and the artist community as we celebrate the art of nature at Point Pelee National Park through the third annual Art at the oTENTiks arts and crafts festival, and the Artist-in-Residence exhibit at the Leamington Arts Centre. Art at the oTENTiks On October 15 and 16, we invite visitors […]
The location has changed from Lakeside Park to Lions Hall. This movie will take place indoors and start around 7:00 pm instead of at dark. The Town of Kingsville’s movie series continues this Friday, October 14, 2022, with Fly Away Home, in honour of the Migration Festival! Join us at Lions […]
In partnership with a Community Grant from the Town of Kingsville, the Carnegie Arts & Visitor Centre would like to issue an invitation to the Drop-In Arts Program. All are welcome! Starting October 13th on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month from 10 a.m. until noon, we will […]
MIGRATION FESTIVAL WEEKEND UPDATE: Catch hilarious interactive family-friendly theatre! The Nearly World Famous Dufflebag Theatre presents Robin Hood at Lions Park. Date Saturday, October 15 Time 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Lions Park 23 Mill Street West Kingsville Admission is FREE! Dufflebag Theatre is represented by Prologue to the Performing […]
Spotted lanternfly (SLF) is an invasive planthopper native to Southeastern Asia and is currently a problematic invasive pest that is spreading in nearby United States. Its first known North American establishment was in Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA in September 2014. However, it is believed this species was first introduced in […]
Sometime around 2010, I attended a meeting at the Kingsville District High School regarding the fate of our local schools. The photographer for the Kingsville Reporter at the time approached me with an invitation that felt like a plea to join a committee that needed assistance. Since permanently settling in […]
Movies in the Park Continue with Tangled, this Friday, September 16, 2022 The Town of Kingsville’s summer outdoor movie series continues this Friday, September 16, 2022, with Tangled. Join us at Ridgeview Park, 124 Fox Street, Cottam. We’ll have games and activities for the kids starting at 8:30 pm, and the movie […]
It has been an incredible season of Open Streets Kingsville and we are sad to see it come to an end! We have a great lineup of talent in store for you. Come on out and listen to Luc Michaud, Mark Crampsie, and Lisette & Tyler. Enjoy the amazing restaurants, extended […]
The Town of Kingsville’s summer outdoor movie series continues this Friday, September 2, 2022, with Moana. Join us at Lakeside Park, 315 Queen Street. We’ll have games and activities for the kids starting at 8:30 pm, and the movie will begin at dark. There is no seating, so please bring your own […]
Join us this Saturday for our last night at Open Streets Kingsville this summer! This week we’re presenting Rob Lutes, Jen Knight, and the All Nighters. Discover Kingsville and enjoy all of the amazing restaurants and vendors downtown. Bring a chair and make your way to the Kingsville Music Society stage […]
Getting excited for university classes in the Fall? Maybe a little nervous too? Fear Not! This 1-hour pre-university session with University of Windsor Psychology Professor Dr. Ken Cramer will offer some valuable tools as well as inspiring words toward your long-term academic success. Whether this is your first semester of […]
BONUS Movie in the Park this Friday, August 26, 2022 The Town of Kingsville’s summer outdoor movie series continues this Friday, August 26, 2022, with a BONUS MOVIE! We’re showing Encanto at Lakeside Park, 315 Queen Street. Come early for some fun games and activities before the show, starting at 8:30 pm. […]
Join us Thursday for the last Touring Troubadours concert of the summer! Kay Howl takes the stage for an evening of good music and good vibes. About Kay Howl: Kay Howl is a force to be reckoned within the southwestern Ontario music scene. She’s a highly sought after session player […]
Live music every Saturday night in downtown Kingsville! You’re going to love our lineup this week. We’ll be presenting Reid Gaffan, Mark Crampsie and Lisette & Tyler. Discover Kingsville and enjoy the amazing restaurants, extended patios and local vendors. Grab some takeout and join us at the Kingsville Music Society […]
Celebrating our 55th year, Art by the River has been the main fundraiser for Fort Malden Guild of Arts and Crafts/Gibson Gallery since Canada’s Centennial year in 1967, when it was first organized on the grounds of Fort Malden National Historic Site. Art by the River was a one day […]
Movies in the Park — Back to the Future Our next Movie in the Park is this Friday, August 19th. We will be playing “Back to the Future” (1985) at Lakeside Park! There will also be concessions available, provided by the Kingsville Lions Club ! Don’t forget to bring your […]
Join us this Thursday for an evening of good vibes and good music at Mettawas Park Gazebo. Mike Stevens takes the stage from 7pm – 9pm for a free, all-ages concert. Bring your own chair or blanket for the best seat at the show! Learn more about our Touring Troubadours […]
What a fantastic weekend at the Greenway Jam! The new format was a huge success and over 2700 people were in attendance at the different venues. Friday night kicked off with Kathleen Edwards, Slocan Ramblers, Garnet Rogers, Big Little Lions, and Durham County Poets. Garnet Rogers is a passionate and […]
Catch live music every Saturday downtown Kingsville for Open Streets! We have another great lineup for you this week. Latin Power Band, Eamon McGrath, and Fresh Breath are making their way to you. Come find our stage on the Four Corners at the intersection of Main Street and Division Street. […]
Touring Troubadours kicks off a jam-packed weekend of live music in Kingsville Come on down to Mettawas Park Gazebo and enjoy the sounds of Pat Temple! Here is everything you need to know: Mettawas Park Gazebo (85 Park Street) is located directly across the street from the Beach House Grill […]
Get ready for a unique, back-to-nature festival experience in Kingsville, Ontario this weekend! The Kingsville Music Society — organizer of the popular Kingsville Folk Music Festival — is presenting a three-day festival with a new look and feel August 12-14. The Greenway Jam is taking music beyond the former festival grounds of […]
Carolyn Hardy’s lifelong passion for art began as a child when she watched her artist mother paint. She tapped into her creative passion and imagination to embrace Surrealism early on, selling her artwork in high school and holding her first exhibit, “Carolyn Hardy Surrealist Artist,” at age 18. Carolyn explains […]
We’ve got your Saturday night live music in downtown Kingsville! On August 6, we’re bringing you Tim Swaddling, Bob Gabriele & Dan Woods, and Just the Two of Us Mellissa & Randy Ciotoli. Open Streets Kingsville is a perfect night to share with family and friends. Enjoy an evening of […]
Movies in the Park- Spider-Man: No Way Home Our next Movie in the Park is this Friday, August 5th, where we will be playing Spider-Man: No Way Home at Ridgeview Park in Cottam! There will also be concessions available, provided by the Rotary Club of Cottam. Don’t forget to bring […]
August is off to a great start! Join us for another Thursday night filled with music in Kingsville. JUNO Award Winner Lynn Miles takes the stage at Mettawas Park Gazebo! As always, here are a few things you need to know: Mettawas Park Gazebo (85 Park Street) is located directly […]
Come on Out and MOVE! It’s time to Play in the Park! Join us in Kingsville and get in on some drop-in free play on Wednesday, August 3rd. It’s a great opportunity for children to play and engage with others, and develop essential skills while they’re having fun. And yes, […]
We have your Saturday night plans covered! Open Streets Kingsville is a perfect night to share with family and friends. Enjoy an evening of extended patios, local vendors, and live music in beautiful downtown Kingsville. Find our stage on the Four Corners at the intersection of Main Street and Division […]
Time flies when you’re having a good time! We are thrilled to have The Pistolettes take the stage Thursday July 28 for our final Touring Troubadours concert of July! (Don’t worry — there are more coming up in August.) Join us for another unforgettable evening in Kingsville! We encourage you […]
Would you like to display your art in the library? Our LaSalle, Kingsville, Lakeshore, and Leamington branches have display space available! Call staff to get more details or go to our website. Essex County Library – Kingsville Branch is located at: 40 Main St West Kingsville, ON N9Y 1H3 Call […]
Ontario Launches its Plan to Catch Up Plan Starts with Students Back in Classrooms, On Time TORONTO — After two years of pandemic disruptions, Ontario today launched its Plan to Catch Up for the 2022-23 school year. The plan, which is supported by the government’s historic investments in education, starts with students […]
The Government of Canada has taken historic measures to improve financial security for the oldest seniors. The Honourable Kamal Khera, Minister of Seniors, and the Honourable Pablo Rodriguez, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Quebec Lieutenant issued a joint statement on July 21, 2022. They announced that the Old Age Security […]
Live music every Saturday night in downtown Kingsville! We have another great lineup this weekend! Tiessen and Law, the Colin Gronert Trio, and Mary and Richard are all coming to entertain you at Open Streets tomorrow night. Find our stage on the Four Corners at the intersection of Main Street […]
We love showing off our Town! On July 20, 2022, our Communities in Bloom Judge took a tour of Lakeside Park followed by a tree dedication ceremony. We want to thank our Kingsville Horticultural Society and Communities in Bloom committee members for all their great work during the Judges’ Tour. […]
How are you liking Touring Troubadours every Thursday night in Kingsville? We have a very special performance in store for you next week. Make sure you mark this one down in your calendar — you don’t want to miss Reggaddiction! With a stage filled with reggae riddims, they will take […]
Catch live music every Saturday downtown Kingsville for Open Streets! We have another great lineup for you this week. We’ve got Silas Tracey, the Myskow Brothers, and Paying Cash to entertain you. Come find our stage on the Four Corners at the intersection of Main Street and Division Street! Bring your […]
The Town of Kingsville is participating in the 28th Edition of Communities in Bloom (CiB) in the Class of Champions Medium category. We will be rated from 1 to 5 Blooms, based on the scoring obtained. We will also aim to obtain Bronze, Silver or Gold levels in our 5-Bloom rating. Kingsville’s […]
My journey in art began like so many others, in childhood, drawing and colouring whatever looked amazing. ln my case, it was animals and dinosaurs. When I got older, I moved to the Windsor-Essex County area. I wanted to pursue my love of art so I took a class from […]
The Kingsville Music Society kicked off their Touring Troubadours Concert Series last Thursday with a performance from Jamie Warren. Jamie is generally regarded as the most awarded independent country artist in Canada. As the sun was setting over Mettawas Park Gazebo, Jamie enchanted the crowd with his incredible songwriting and […]
Nothing compares to Thursday nights in Kingsville. Live music + great company = good vibes. And it’s all free! The Jody Raffoul Band takes the stage at Mettawas Park Gazebo for another unforgettable evening this Thursday! We hope to see you there. The oldest son of first generation immigrants, Jody […]
We are ready to show the movie Jumanji (1995) tonight at Lakeside Park Lower Bowl. Plus 2nd Scouts of Kingsville will be selling popcorn and drinks! This Outdoor Movie Series is a free community event put on by the Town of Kingsville. We will rotate locations between the lower bowl of […]
The Kingsville Music Society is thrilled to present live music at Open Streets in downtown Kingsville every week all summer long. We have an exciting lineup in store for you this week. You can find the Kingsville Music Society stage on the Four Corners at the intersection of Main Street and […]
Special Meeting of Council: Roundtable Discussion for 2022 Great Lakes Islands Alliance Summit The Township of Pelee is hosting a roundtable discussion on the 2022 GLIA Summit. It will take place on Monday, July 11, 2022 at 2 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 403. The focus of this […]
Introducing Touring Troubadours—a weekly concert series every Thursday evening this summer The Kingsville Music Society has your Thursdays covered this summer with a weekly Concert Series in a beautiful outdoor setting. Join us on July 7 at Mettawas Park Gazebo as Canadian singer-songwriter Jamie Warren kicks off our Touring Troubadours […]
#ForTheLoveOfParks campaign builds groundswell of support from conservation organizations across Ontario There’s a good chance that in the past year, you have ventured out at least once to enjoy the fresh air and the beauty of the changing seasons in Ontario’s parks and natural spaces. There’s also a good chance […]
Award-winning international artist and wildlife advocate Lynda Moffatt is inspired by wildlife and the lands they call home. She grew up on a Southwestern Ontario horse farm and eventually became a third-generation artist. Using acrylics and oils with a stylized realism, Lynda has divided much of her work into her Avian […]
TORONTO, June 15, 2022 /CNW/ – Hope Air, Canada’s national charity, supporting families and children in need who must travel for vital medical care, and Porter Airlines announced today a new partnership to strengthen Hope Air’s mission and service. As part of this partnership, Porter is providing free travel vouchers for Hope Air patients travelling […]
June 15 is the United Nations World Elder Abuse Awareness Day In 2019, there were 14,156 senior victims of police-reported violence in Canada. One-third (32%) of senior victims were victimized by a family member, representing 4,518 victims. Family violence against seniors that came to the attention of police was most […]
When I was young, my grandmother vividly described details and colours, textures, smells, and sensations of what she saw on her travels. I was entranced. It was so easy to imagine being there with her. As an adult, I realized that I inherited many of her creative skills, including her […]
Canadian Environment Week was established in 1971 to celebrate Canada’s environmental accomplishments and to encourage Canadians to contribute to conserving and protecting their environment. These days, the news about our environment can sometimes be disheartening. Many beloved species and natural spaces and systems are under threat from human activity. In […]
I can’t believe that in 1952, the year I was born, Queen Elizabeth II had her coronation and became the Queen of England! She has put her country first and has upheld her oath for 70 years. She is the longest reigning monarch in history. I, like many Canadians, have […]
The Town of Kingsville is holding a Canada-themed colouring contest for youth ages 4-12. The colouring contest begins June 1, 2022, and runs through to June 24, 2022. Get your kids excited about Canada Day by picking up colouring pages at local businesses or downloading and printing the package from […]
The Town of Kingsville is excited to launch a free Outdoor Movies Series called “Movies in the Park” this Friday, June 3, 2022, at Ridgeview Park, 124 Fox Street. Join the fun as we show Pixar’s “Up.” This Outdoor Movie Series is a free community event put on by the […]
Join Essex County Library and Essex Region Conservation Authority for a virtual hands-on tree planting with tips from ERCA staff. The form was made available on Saturday, May 7 so you can reserve your native seedling. On Saturday, May 14 you’ll be able to pick up your seedling. Our video […]
If you’re soon planning to travel out of Toronto’s Pearson International Airport, you may want to leave much earlier than usual. Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) has cautioned travellers that they should plan to be at the airport at least two hours in advance of domestic flights and three […]
Your investment goals are as unique as the route you take to reach them. But regardless of your course, I believe these 10 “rules of the road” can help you get where you want to be. 1. Develop your strategy Your financial professional gets to know you – your long-term […]
The Town of Kingsville’s Communities in Bloom (CIB) Committee was pleased to see over 200 people attending their Year of the Garden Celebration on Sunday, May 1, 2022. Participants learned how to make sweetgrass braids, nature crafts and solitary bee houses. There were presentations on forest bathing, the trees of […]
You’ve likely seen posts here and there informing of the benefits of letting your grass grow through the month of May. This environmental movement known as No Mow May which launched in the United Kingdom in 2019 is gaining momentum in towns and cities across Canada and the United States. […]
The 2022 Festival of Birds highlights the wonders of the marsh with special programs and our bird of the year, the Green Heron. Point Pelee National Park and the Friends of Point Pelee invite you to celebrate spring migration at the 2022 Festival of Birds from April 30 to May […]
Spring is here and for many that means a fresh beginning and the time to spruce things up. This year, as you tidy up your home and surroundings, why not also consider some financial spring cleaning? Here are a few ideas for getting your financial house in order: “De-clutter” your […]
Last summer while out for a walk, author Lynn McLaughlin called her niece Amber Raymond on a whim. “Hi hon. How would you like to write a children’s book series with me?” Amber was just about to graduate with her Master of Social Work degree and, as a lifelong educator, Lynn […]
Everything that comes to and leaves Pelee Island does so at great cost. By ferry, plane or personal watercraft — everything consumed or wasted has to come and go somehow. The actual cost of wasting things on the island cannot be fully understood unless the cost of producing the thing […]
The Town of Kingsville announces “Celebrate 2022 – The Year of the Garden” with a free community event on Sunday, May 1, 2022. Organized by the Town’s Communities in Bloom Committee, this family-friendly event honours our rich natural heritage, promotes environmental stewardship, and highlights our shared love of gardening. In […]
Flair Airlines, Canada’s low-fare airline, has announced expanded service to Windsor International Airport. In addition to the recently announced route to Tucson, Arizona, Flair will be adding two new routes to Halifax Stanfield International Airport and Montreal-Trudeau International Airport. Twice-weekly service to Montreal begins on July 7 while twice-weekly service to […]
The Town of Kingsville is excited to offer programming for preschool-aged children this spring, including: Lil’ Sprouts Discovery Squad – Lil’ Artist: Let your child experience the fun of arts and crafts while developing fine motor skills and socializing with other children. Lil’ Sprouts Discovery Squad – Lil’ Movers: Get up and […]
The Town of Kingsville is excited to announce the annual Mayor’s Easter Egg Hunt returns to Lakeside Park on Saturday, April 16, 2022. This holiday activity is a classic Kingsville tradition and fun for all ages. From 10 am to noon, kids can participate in crafts and have pictures taken […]
The Town of Kingsville is excited to introduce a new art program called “the Kingsville Painter’s Guild.” The Painters Guild is an open-format, non-instructional program for professional and amateur artists. Paint and draw in a quiet group setting, concentrating on still-life, portrait and figurative subjects. Following the session, enjoy peer […]
At first glance, many investors are left wondering whether they should invest in a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) or an Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP). Both offer tax advantages, but deciding which account is more appropriate for you depends on your goals, risk tolerance and time frame. TFSA and RRSP […]
Earth Hour 2022 takes place from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 26. Earth Hour was founded by World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Sydney, Australia in 2007. It has evolved far beyond its grassroots beginnings. Last year, millions of people around the globe switched off their lights to show support […]
Everyone in Canada deserves a safe and affordable place to call home. The COVID-19 crisis has made it clear that affordable housing is key to Canada’s recovery, in communities across the country, including those in Windsor and Essex County. Today the Honourable Ahmed Hussen, Minister of Housing and Diversity and […]
Ontario Provincial Parks Passes are once again available for loan from the Essex County Library! You’ll be able to place a hold online or stop by one of our branches. These permits allow unlimited day use access for one vehicle and its occupants to all provincial parks in Ontario where […]
Daylight Saving Time comes around again this weekend. Time to spring forward! Don’t forget to set your clocks ahead one hour on Sunday, March 13, 2022 at 2 a.m. Move that hour hand on to 3 a.m. Fortunately you won’t have to reset most of your computers, phones and other […]
What does an unplanned career transition mean for you? It is not an easy task to be faced with an unplanned career transition, such as a facility closure or the financial downturn many businesses are experiencing as the pandemic evolves. Layoff, early retirement, and furlough are different outcomes that can […]
Province investing $1.9 million to improve the health of the Great Lakes TORONTO — The Ontario government is supporting projects that help communities protect and improve the health of the Great Lakes by investing an additional $1.9 million in the Great Lakes Local Action Fund. “We all have a role to […]
Ontario Power Generation receives Green Legacy Award Group of Ten Tree Marking Program Founders recognized with Forests Ontario Award Ontario [February 10, 2022] – Forests Ontario’s 8th Annual Conference is bringing together more than 800 landowners, forestry professionals, Indigenous leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, and students from across the country and around […]
Forests Ontario’s Virtual Annual Conference February 9-11, 2022 [January 18, 2022] – Steve Hounsell, ardent advocate for biodiversity conservation and ecological sustainability, will deliver the keynote presentation at Forests Ontario’s Annual Conference, Strength in Biodiversity, a virtual event to be held February 9-11, 2022. Hounsell will highlight the importance of […]
Internet Connectivity Now Completed at All Publicly Funded Schools TORONTO — The Ontario government is expanding access to high-quality online learning courses for secondary school students through partnerships with school boards, TVO and TFO. Starting February 1, secondary school students will be able to preview online course content at www.ontariocoursepreview.ca. The […]
You may not get much of a thrill from filing your taxes, but the process becomes much more enjoyable if you’re expecting a refund. So, if one is headed your way, what should you do with the money? Here are five smart strategies for your tax refund. 1) Pay down […]
Remember to file by the deadline to avoid interruptions and delays to your benefit and credit payments including the Canada child benefit, GST/HST credit, related provincial and territorial benefit programs, child disability benefit, or guaranteed income supplement. If you filed on paper last year, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will […]
Lory MacDonald Productions is taking Artfest online Artfest is going online, and it’s going national. Lory MacDonald has produced the art show series in Ontario for years, introducing artists, artisans and crafters to buyers who appreciate high-quality handmade creations. Show cancellations during the pandemic have left both sides of the […]
It is a common misconception that once the last ferry sails for the season in December that those living on Pelee Island year round are island-bound with no provisions or connection to the outside world until the ferry begins its daily treks across the lake again in the spring. For […]
