Bored? Nothing fun to do? Well, it is time for a Junk Food Tasting. Of all the food and wine seminars I teach, this is by far the most popular. You can gather with friends, hopefully in person soon, or virtually. That can be fun too! Many people think that […]
Other News
Resurfacing of Graham Sideroad to Begin Week of April 26, 2021
Starting the week of April 26, 2021, Shepley Road Maintenance Ltd. will begin pulverizing and resurfacing Graham Sideroad from County Road 8 to Road 7 East. During construction, this stretch of road will be closed to thru traffic. Residents and property owners will have access to their property throughout the […]
New Update: OPP Investigating a Fail to Remain Collision in Kingsville
(KINGSVILLE, ON) – On April 13, 2021 at 11:25 p.m. the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Kingsville Detachment responded to a fail to remain collision between a car and a pedestrian on Highway 3, near County Road 34, in the Town of Kingsville. The victim, an 89-year-old from Leamington, was crossing Highway […]
Art Scoop: The Style of ASK Artist Rico Dancel Is Soft, Airy and Magical
My initiation into the world of art began when I was in high school at W.F. Herman Secondary School, Windsor, where I opted to take Art as a subject. Mrs. Judy Bohonko introduced me to a new medium called watercolour painting. My first experience was the study and painting of […]
The Together We Dream 50/50 Draw Is Back!
Windsor, ON – United Way/Centraide Windsor-Essex County is holding a spring Together We Dream 50/50 Draw, supporting vulnerable kids in Windsor-Essex County. The Together We Dream 50/50 Draw will raise funds for United Way while giving participants a chance to win big, including a second prize of $1,000 in a new early […]
Local Farmers Rally Around The Golden Family
In the wake of a recent tragedy, we are reminded of the special bonds of friendship that are formed over generations in small communities. Today, local farmers rallied together and moved in a procession of tractors and tractor-trailers to the home of the Golden family to show their support and […]
Celebrating Stories of Ontarians: Roberta Bondar and Art McDonald, Members of the Order of Ontario
The theme of this year’s Earth Day, on April 22, is “Restore Our Earth.” It’s a call for action to bring our environment back to health. We will accomplish this only with innovative thinking and new perspectives, driven by science and by the urgent need for climate action. These are […]
ERCA Program and Facility Update
Windsor/Essex – With the Province of Ontario’s State of Emergency in effect, Essex Region Conservation confirms the following adjustments to our programs and facilities: · All essential services including our Flood Forecasting and Warning remain active. Staff are working remotely. The Essex County Civic Centre remains closed, and our offices also closed […]
Margaret McMillan (December 30, 1923 – April 12, 2021)
Margaret McMillan It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of our Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother, Margaret McMillan on April 12, 2021. Predeceased by her husband, Jim (2013), son, Bruce (2010) and his wife, Claudette (2007), daughter-in-law, Barbara (2019) and grandson, Andrew Humenny (2008). She is survived by […]
OPP Investigates a Fail to Remain Collision in Town of Kingsville
(KINGSVILLE, ON) – On April 13, 2021 at 11:25 p.m. the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Kingsville Detachment responded to a fail to remain collision between a car and a pedestrian on Highway 3, near County Road 34, in the Town of Kingsville. The pedestrian was crossing Highway 3 when they were […]
Helping Animals in Need Virtually: 1st Ever Online WECHS 50/50 Lottery
WECHS’s Veterinary Clinic continues to operate and provide access to affordable spay/neuter services for dogs and cats. Team members working on site preparing feral cats for surgery. WINDSOR-ESSEX, ON (April 13th, 2021) – The Windsor Essex County Humane Society (WECHS) is excited to announce the launch of its first-ever online 50/50 […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Buttercup
Buttercup, 6 year old Lab Mix I’m Buttercup! I’m a 6 year old Lab mix with a sweet and silly personality!! I should let you know right off the bat, that I do need help long-term with some medical things for skin issues. The Doc here says I MUST remain […]
Vet Wrap: Work-Life Integration in Vet Med
Many of us are experiencing a level of “work-life integration” right now that is less than ideal. (Insert screaming toddler during telemedicine consult, answering emails during snack time, and letting Paw Patrol run for a few minutes longer than you should so you can finish editing … ahem … your […]
Margaret Bradt (October 19, 1932 – April 11, 2021)
BRADT, Margaret Alberta Louise (McRitchie) With heavy hearts we announce the passing of Margaret on Sunday, April 11, 2021 at Royal Oak Long Term Care, Kingsville at the age of 88 years. Predeceased by her beloved husband Robert (Bob). Loving mother of Debbie Cross (Fred), Kingsville; the late Bob Bradt […]
Ontario Schools Move to Remote Learning After Spring Break
Continued Rise in COVID-19 Cases Demands Shift to Protect Students and Staff and Slow Community Spread TORONTO — The Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, has made the difficult decision to move elementary and secondary schools to remote learning following the April break. This move […]
COVID-19 Ontario Pharmacy Vaccine Locations
Find your closest pharmacy to get the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine if you are age 55 or older. Starting April 1, 2021, select pharmacies across the province are booking appointments for AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines for eligible people ages 55 or older in 2021. You must have an appointment to get vaccinated […]
Justin Golden (September 1, 1989 – April 8, 2021)
Please RSVP by clicking on one of the two RSVP buttons below to reserve a spot for visitation as numbers are limited. Please arrive AT your visitation time and enter the building through the glass doors at the back of the funeral home for screening. Masks are mandatory** It is […]
Common Sense Health: It’s Dangerous to Ignore Vitamin K2
Some vitamins don’t get the attention they deserve. Ask anyone about vitamin K2 and few people can give an answer. In Vitamin K2: The Missing Nutrient for Heart and Bone Health, Dr. Dennis Goodman says ignoring vitamin K2 can be dangerous. So here are some important points to help you […]
Ontario Adds New Protections for Schools to Keep Students and Staff Safe
Schools will remain open for in-person learning during four-week stay-at-home order as education workers become eligible for vaccines TORONTO — The Ontario government is introducing new measures to protect schools against COVID-19 which include refresher training, enhanced cleaning and asymptomatic testing. As these new measures are being introduced, the government […]
ERCA Approves 2021 Budget Priorities
Essex Region – The Essex Region Conservation Authority has unanimously approved its 2021 Budget following consultation and review with its Finance and Audit Advisory Board, the full Authority Board and additionally, circulated to each of the Authority’s governing municipalities for distribution to respective municipal councils. The budget totals just over $10 million, […]
Art Scoop: Discover the Benefits of Being an ASK Member
L to R: Tall Ship Festival Billboard designer Ann Ducharme, a student volunteer, Layne van Loo (upper face with outstretched arms), his wife Elaine van Loo (lower face), Catherine Johnson (brown-haired girl) and Paylin Pretli (balloon girl) The Arts Society of Kingsville is still ALIVE throughout the pandemic. The purpose […]
UPDATED: Consideration of Amendments to RV Parking By-Law Postponed
Updated: Postponed: Consideration of Amendments to By-Law Regulating Parking of Recreational Vehicles on Public and Private Property Amendments will be considered at the May 25, 2021 Regular Meeting of Council TAKE NOTICE that consideration of amendments to by-laws regulating recreational vehicles’ parking on public and private property (as advertised to […]
Point Pelee Drive Fire Under Investigation
(LEAMINGTON, ON) – On April 01, 2021, at approximately 6:15am, officers from Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Leamington Detachment and Leamington Fire Service were called to a fully engulfed structure fire in the 800 block of Point Pelee Drive. There were no injuries as a result of the fire. The OPP […]
Spotlight On Business: The Vintage Grapes Houseboat Lodgings Experience
The Vintage Grape After experiencing a wonderful stay on a houseboat in Key West, Florida, Brian McGinty knew right away that this would be a great innovation for the beautiful wine region back home. He took this bold idea and and ran with it, and in 2018 he made it […]
UPDATED Due to COVID: Kingsville Tennis Association Registration Dates
UPDATE FOR REGISTRATION LOCATIONS DUE TO COVID The location has changed to: Drive thru @ Harry’s residence at 138 Division Road North, Kingsville You will remain in your vehicle, and a KTA executive member will bring you forms and accept your payment At this time we will not accept your […]
Ontario Enacts Provincial Emergency and Stay-at-Home Order
Additional measures needed to protect health system capacity and save lives during third wave of COVID-19 TORONTO — The Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health and other health experts, is immediately declaring a third provincial emergency under s 7.0.1 (1) of the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act (EMPCA). […]
In Support of Small Business Protests If Done Safely
I am in support of small businesses controlling the amount of people in their store or restaurant. Doing everything to stay afloat but keeping people safe. But watching the news tonight, I feel the protesting in front of Family Kitchen in Leamington did a grave disservice. Not a mask in sight, […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Darla
Darla, 9-year-old Female Hello, I’m Darla and I’m a friendly golden oldie who is looking for a place to call her furever home. I am an independent woman who likes to do her own thing and spends a lot of time lounging around. I usually don’t like to leave my bed […]
Ontario Moving to Phase Two of COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan
Phase Two Supports Vaccine Rollout by Postal Code in “Hot Spot” Communities TORONTO — The Ontario government is moving into Phase Two of its COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan, with a focus on reaching individuals in “hot spot” communities where COVID-19 has disproportionately impacted certain neighbourhoods. In addition, this phase will prioritize […]
Common Sense Health: Weightlifting Isn’t Just for a Medal
When asked how they exercise, people often report jogging, bicycling or walking. But what about weightlifting? Authorities say that picking up weights is not about winning a medal. Rather, as we age, strength exercises can help circumvent medical problems. Take if from Arnold Schwarzenegger, who famously remarked, “The best activities […]
Eunice Miller (September 7, 1974 – March 30, 2021)
Eunice Miller **Please RSVP by clicking on the blue button below to reserve a spot for visitation as numbers are limited. Please arrive at your designated time as time slots are limited. Masks are mandatory for all who enter the building. ** It is with broken hearts that we announce […]
Kingsville Tennis Association Gets Green Light to Start Season
L to R: KTA Members Dino Petricola, Executive Board Member Jim Brown, John Manias, Nick Di Menna Photo: Cathy Stephenson The Kingsville Tennis Association has been serving the residents of Kingsville and its visitors since 1968. Recently, the Kingsville Times had the opportunity to speak with Agnes Ferguson of the Kingsville […]
Ontario Implements Emergency Brake Provincewide
All 34 Public Health Unit Regions to Move into Shutdown TORONTO —The Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health and other health experts, is imposing a provincewide emergency brake as a result of an alarming surge in case numbers and COVID-19 hospitalizations across the province. The provincewide emergency brake […]
Food For Thought: Eat ‘Em Up Earl’s Restaurant Review
Hello fellow food lovers, I’d like to begin my next restaurant review with an ode to a classic, a North American favourite — nay, a staple — an icon of deliciousness. The hamburger. I love me a good hamburger, but there’s one thing I’ve never understood. How can hamburgers be […]
Ontario Offering AstraZeneca Vaccine to Those 55+ Starting April 3
TORONTO — The Ontario government is steadily increasing capacity in its COVID-19 vaccine rollout with the addition of over 350 additional pharmacies and more primary care settings across the province. All of these locations will be offering the AstraZeneca vaccine to individuals aged 55 and over, with some locations to begin offering […]
Kingsville Community Food Bank Needs for April 2021
The Kingsville Community Food Bank continues to open its doors to residents in need. We appreciate all the Food Bank volunteers as well as everyone who brings in donations to help our community, especially now during COVID. We’re all in this together. The Food Bank has put together a list […]
Drink this … eat that!
Food and wine pairing can be as casual or as complicated as you make it. Maybe I can help you along with some general do’s and don’ts. The world of wine can be quite overwhelming. And it is. Hopefully these little tidbits of information can help you gain an even […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Tootsie
Hi, I’m Tootsie! I am a 12 year old senior girl looking for a quiet and predictable home. Unfortunately my human passed away and I ended up the shelter, and to be honest I am not handling all these scary changes so well… I get pretty nervous and defensive when […]
Notice of Town’s Public Consultation 2021 Road Reconstruction Projects
The Town of Kingsville is preparing for two additional phases of Jasperson Drive reconstruction in 2021. Reconstruction from Peachwood Drive to Main Street East will proceed first and includes the following improvements: New asphalt roadway with curb and gutter and dedicated center turn lane. Replacement of existing watermain. Additional streetlights. […]
OPP to Donate Surplus Cell Phones to Victim Services Agencies
(LONDON, ON) – Ontario Provincial Police West Region Headquarters is donating over 200 surplus cell phones to 11 Victim Services agencies across Southwestern Ontario. The donated cell phones will support victims of crime and vulnerable people in crisis who may not have access to or may not be able to safely […]
Common Sense Health: Natural Magnesium from the Sea
Isak Dinesen, author of the great book “Out of Africa”, wrote, “The cure for anything is sea water.” Human physiological and environmental circumstances today suggest merit in Dinesen’s advice to look to the sea for replenishment of key minerals. Magnesium is one of the most important minerals that too many […]
Spotlight On Business: Estate of Health Holistic Wellness Centre & Yoga Studio
Jordan Scott-Trepanier is the Director of the Estate of Health Holistic Wellness Centre & Yoga Studio. She and her mother Heather Scott are co-owners of this new undertaking which sprang into being from their vision for the people of Kingsville and surrounding area. They believed that our community would benefit […]
Ensure You’re Properly Insured
There’s certainly been plenty of volatility and uncertainty the past few months, but one aspect of your financial picture has probably remained stable: your need for insurance. Now might be a good time to review your overall insurance coverage to determine if you and your loved ones are well-protected. Of […]
Myra Lalonde (July 25, 1936 – March 25, 2021)
Myra Jean Lalonde (Tiffin) July 25, 1936- March 25 2021 We are saddened to announce the passing of our mother and nana Myra Jean Lalonde, she was 29 years old for the 55th time. Myra loved to be outdoors and to be with nature, she had a sarcastic sense of […]
An Update on the COVID-19 Vaccine Program in our Community
Hello everyone! Please find below an update on the COVID-19 vaccine program in our community as part of my ongoing commitment to help keep you aware of how to access vaccination. The Province is expanding the pharmacy pilot but we do not know what that will look like yet. My […]
Jack Febel (May 11, 1926 – March 23, 2021)
Jack Febel We are saddened to announce that Jack Febel, formerly of Kingsville, passed away at Rogers Cove Retirement Residence , Huntsville, Ontario, on March 23, 2021. He was born in the former Yugoslavia on May 11, 1926. He emigrated to Canada in 1949 where he met his future wife, […]
John Ridpath (May 19, 1936 – March 23, 2021)
Professor John B. Ridpath May 19, 1936 – March 23, 2021 John Ridpath loved life. He was a grandfather, father, brother, and friend; a swimmer, a sailor, and a scholar; he was an adventurous spirit who travelled the world, and a passionate defender of the rights of man. And above […]
Town of Kingsville Supports Earth Hour
Earth Hour is Saturday, March 27, 2021, from 8:30 pm-9:30 pm. The Town of Kingsville invites the community to join in this global grassroots movement that calls for an hour of “change” for our planet. The Town will be turning off lights that do not pose a safety risk and […]
OPP Issues Fraud Prevention Reminders After Fraud Reports
(ESSEX COUNTY, ON) – March is Fraud Prevention Month and members of Essex County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are reminding area residents to be diligent while conducting transactions especially online or over the phone. Recently individuals have been contacted via phone and the internet. Victims have lost varying amounts of money […]
‘Communities in Bloom’ Committee Applicants May Apply Until April 8
The Town of Kingsville is currently accepting applications for its Communities in Bloom Committee to serve for the remainder of the 2018-2022 Council term. The Communities in Bloom Committee works with the municipality, businesses and individuals to prepare the Town for the annual Communities in Bloom Judges’ Tour. Residents and […]
Essex Region Conservation Foundation Thanks Donors and Presents Awards
Essex Region – The Essex Region Conservation Foundation hosted its Virtual Annual General Meeting on March 24, thanking its many donors and recognizing two award recipients. The award for Outstanding Corporate Contribution was presented to Hicks, MacPherson, Iatonna & Driedger LLP Accountants (HMID). HMID and its predecessor firms began donating audit services in 1978. […]
Art Scoop: Artist Ed Roach Tells His Story
My passion for art started as a young child in Halifax, Nova Scotia. My father was talented as an artist and started his own sign-painting business. I soaked up whatever I could in mastering my craft from his talents. I remember sitting on my Dad’s lap with my hand cradled […]
Town of Kingsville Now Offers Paperless Billing
The Town of Kingsville is improving services by offering the convenience of paperless billing. By enrolling in paperless billing, residents and property owners agree to receive an electronic copy of their tax and/or water bill instead of a conventional paper form. Benefits and features of paperless billing include: Email notification when […]
OPP Investigates Graffiti in Kingsville
(KINGSVILLE, ON) – The Ontario Provincial Police in Kingsville are investigating the spraying of graffiti in a number of different locations including town property since the beginning of March. On March 3, 2021, approximately 5:40 p.m. a suspect(s) was observed and is described as: Suspect – male, white, approximate age […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Banner
Banner, 3 years old Hi my name is Banner. I’m a timid guy who approaches the world with caution. I will need some time to get used to strangers and new environments. Once I get to know/trust you I love to be pet and especially love to have my chin […]
Our Community Champions: Knights of Columbus Council #8233
Knights of Columbus Basketball Free Throw Competition held yearly at KDHS The Knights of Columbus (K of C) have been dedicated to giving back to the community they reside in for over a century. Paul Johnson, current Grand Knight of the Kingsville Chapter #8233, says that although many events the […]
Food For Thought: ‘Crazy Chicken’ Mexican Restaurant Review
Hello friends. I hope this finds you well. I’m here again with another restaurant review. I feel like you’re starting to get to know me a bit. I’m sure by now you’ve guessed that I love food, but you can’t possibly know how much. I mean, I love all kinds […]
Ages 75+ in Windsor-Essex Can Book Vaccinations as of March 23
Yesterday, the Ontario government announced individuals born in 1946 and earlier will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine effective Monday, March 22. The current four local vaccination clinics will be prepared to welcome newly eligible seniors once they have booked an appointment through the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU)’s online booking system that […]
Common Sense Health: ‘Beeting’ Yourself to Increase Good Health
Would you like to improve your physical endurance? An exercise routine is the answer. Being physically and mentally active leads to a longer life. But diet can help too. You can start “beeting” yourself to improved health simply by adding beets to your menu. You should also know that nitrates […]
By-Law that Regulates Parking of Recreational Vehicles May Be Amended
Notice of Consideration of Amendments to By-Law Regulating Parking of Recreational Vehicles on Public and Private Property TAKE NOTICE that The Council of The Corporation of the Town of Kingsville will consider potential by-law amendments at its Regular Meeting to be held on: Monday, April 12, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. Potential […]
Ortaliza Urban Farms Launches Kingsville’s First Vertical Farm Store
Ortaliza Urban Farms – Launches a New Vertical Farm Store the First-Of-Its-Kind in the Heart of Canada’s Greenhouse Agriculture Sector – Kingsville, Ontario Windsor-Essex, Ontario Canada, March 19th, 2021– Today, Ortaliza Urban Farms announced a new option to the Windsor-Essex region for those looking to order up the freshest of […]
Vaccine Bookings Expand to Ages 75 and Up as Rollout Accelerates
More Pharmacies and Primary Care Settings to Offer AstraZeneca to Those 60+ TORONTO — With over 50 per cent of Ontario residents aged 80 and over having received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, the Ontario government is expanding appointments through its online booking system to individuals aged […]
How To Grow A Gardener
What’s the best way to interest kids in gardening? Give them the tools to do it, space to plant a garden in their own yard, and some friendly family encouragement along the way. Essentially, those are the elements behind the delightful Junior Gardeners program being offered again this year by […]
Firearms, Explosives, Cocaine, Illegal Cannabis Seized after 8-Month Investigation
(ORILLIA, ON) – Several individuals are facing serious charges at the conclusion of Project WEAVER, an eight-month investigation into firearms and drug trafficking in Southwestern Ontario. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau (OCEB), Biker Enforcement Unit (BEU) and Provincial Weapons Enforcement Unit (PWEU), with assistance from the […]
Free Tax Return Clinic by Society of Saint Vincent de Paul
Need some help in filing your income tax return? A team of volunteers is offering free income tax preparation for those whose total household income is less than $30,00 without family, or less than $45,000 with family. Simply call us at 226-340-6673 to make arrangements. St. John de […]
Celebrating Stories of Ontarians: Ursula Franklin, Member of the Order of Ontario
For over a century, in countries around the world, people have gathered at rallies, marches, and celebrations every March to mark International Women’s Day. This year, the pandemic has stopped us from meeting in person, but we continue to connect in solidarity to share stories of challenges and success in […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Amelia
Amelia, 10 years old Hello, I am Amelia. I am a quiet older girl looking for a couch or a lap and lots and lots of pets. I’m not really interested in anything that the young kids are into. For me, just a quiet place to relax. I would like […]
Carol Vollans (July 25, 1946 – March 11, 2021)
Carol Vollans It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Carol on March 11, 2021 at WRH-Ouellette Campus at the age of 74. Loving mother of Kevin Campbell. Special granny of Courtney (Sean) Campbell, Kevin (Nikki) Campbell Jr. and Scott (Meagan) Campbell. Predeceased by her parents E.R. […]
Blood Donation Event in Kingsville on March 17
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Spotlight On Business: Lydia Joy Palmer Art & Design
Lydia Joy Palmer’s Etsy page describes her art as “Illustrations of all things Nature and Geek.” Sounds intriguing. On her Facebook page she is noted as an artist and graphic designer. Lydia is all that and more. This lady wears a lot of hats in her one-woman business. She opened […]
Peggy Sanford (August 25, 1950 – March 11, 2021)
Peggy Sanford We are saddened to announce the passing of Peggy Ann Sanford at WRH – Ouellette Campus at the age of 70, late of Kingsville and Leamington. Predeceased by her parents Blake and Flo Sanford. Peggy will be missed by her brother Brian (Brenda), nephews Mark, James (Katie), Paul, […]
Common Sense Health: Good Health Includes Healthy Financials
Vaccines are now reaching the wider community, and Spring is near. As we emerge from isolation, there are predictions for the “Roaring 20s” ahead. But is this a good time for an assessment of your financial health? If you reach your 90s and are in good health, congratulate yourself. You […]
Graham Sideroad Closing March 15 from County Road 18 to Road 7 East
In advance of Graham Sideroad resurfacing later this year, Shepley Road Maintenance will begin replacing culvert road crossings the week of March 15th (weather permitting). As a result, Graham Sideroad (between County Road 18 and Road 7 East) will be closed to local traffic only for approximately two weeks. The […]
Happy Birthday to You Both, Allan Harris and Owen Kuli!
Allan Harris and Owen Kuli share more than the family connection of being great-grandfather and great-grandson. They also share a birthday, though their special days are in two different centuries. And there’s quite an age difference. Allan is now 92 years old and Owen has just turned three. Allan moved […]
OPP Warn Against Online Fraud
(ESSEX, ON) – On March 3, 2021 the victim contacted the Ontario Provincial Police Essex Detachment regarding a $1600 fraud that had taken place two days prior. The victim received an email to confirm a purchase on her account. She knew that she had not made a purchase so she called […]
Robin Dobson (November 14, 1941 – March 8, 2021)
Robin Dobson **You must RSVP at www.Kendrickfuneralhome.com to reserve a spot for visitation as numbers are limited. Masks are mandatory for all who enter the building.** **The funeral service will be livestreamed at www.Kendrickfuneralhome.com on Sunday March 14, 2021 starting at approximately 2 p.m. It is with broken hearts that […]
From Main Street Pharmacy: How to Book a Vaccination
Hello Everyone! I wanted to give you a quick update on the COVID-19 Vaccine situation! We were unfortunately not selected as a pilot site for WECHU with the vaccine. We are hoping that once the pilot proves successful the province will engage the rest of the pharmacies in the county […]
Mary Sutak (May 11, 1932 – March 7, 2021)
Mary Sutak **You must RSVP by clicking on the blue RSVP button below to reserve a spot for visitation and the funeral service as numbers are limited. Masks are mandatory for all who enter the building.** It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our mother, Mary […]
Kingsville Council to Consider Revised Proposal for 183 Main Street East
In November 2019, Kingsville’s Planning Advisory Committee received a development proposal from Brotto Investments Inc. for the property at 183 Main Street East in Kingsville. The proposal included demolishing the existing home and constructing apartment buildings on the site. The Kingsville Municipal Heritage Advisory Committee recommended that the home be […]
Windsor-Essex Pharmacies to Offer Vaccines for Ages 60-64 on March 12
Phased Expansion Continues as the Province Approaches One Million Vaccines Administered TORONTO — As vaccine supply increases, the Ontario government is expanding the delivery channels available to administer COVID-19 vaccines to include pharmacies and primary care settings. As of Friday, March 12, over 325 pharmacies will be offering the AstraZeneca/COVISHIELD […]
VetWrap: Missing Mobile
COVID-19 has changed so many aspects of veterinary medicine. Some will remain changed, improved for the better. But, there are others that I cannot wait to see return to the way they were before — audible, hearty laughs amongst the waiting room chatter, friendly handshakes between new acquaintances, and … […]
Art Scoop: Ann Ducharme Creates a Sanctuary
Meet Ann Ducharme, the present chairperson of the Arts Society of Kingsville who is also an outstanding artist. During the plunge into isolation required by the present pandemic, Ann created a sanctuary for herself in her art studio. The following is her story: I have been painting for as long […]
Spotlight On Business: F45 Training Kingsville
Chris Miller moved to Canada about three years ago with plans to open F45 Training Kingsville. He had seen F45 first-hand in Australia. The fitness franchise originated there in 2012. He also knew that they had recently entered the North American market. Chris had seen for himself that F45 in […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Lonny
Lonny 1 and a half year old Male Rat WECHS currently has 10 gorgeous rats available for adoption! Rats are highly intelligent and social creatures who make very loving and entertaining companions. They love attention from humans, quickly learn their names, and can be taught several tricks. With proper care, rats […]
Mitchell Wynants (January 15, 1991 – March 4, 2021)
Mitchell Wynants It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our son, brother and grandson, Mitchell on March 4, 2021 at Windsor Regional Hospital – Ouellette Campus. Beloved son of Marcy Wynants. Adored big brother of Mariah. Cherished grandson of his Opa and Oma, Rick and Hettie […]
Roofing Nails Found in Kingsville Playground
(KINGSVILLE , ON) – Police are asking parents and pet owners to be alert after a citizen located a stand of roofing nails in a park. On March 7, 2021 approximately 4:00 p.m. Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers from Kingsville Detachment were advised by a member of the public that two […]
Migration Festival Committee Seeks Input for 2021 Planning
Kingsville’s Migration Festival Committee has launched a survey to collect public feedback to guide 2021 plans. “Our community has gathered on the third weekend of October for the past 51 years,” said committee member and Councillor Laura Lucier. “We want everyone to take a few minutes to tell us what they love […]
Common Sense Health: Change Your Heart Health in Three Months or Less
It’s said, “Being wrong is acceptable, but staying wrong is unacceptable.” So think twice if you believe a high fish diet alone is providing you with enough essential fatty acids (EPA and DHA) to decrease your risk of heart attack. We were shocked when blood tests showed, despite our healthy […]
Leamington Vaccination Clinic for Ages 80 and Up Begins March 8
This clinic is by appointment only and pre-registration is required. The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) will begin administering the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to residents of Windsor and Essex County 80 years of age and older at the Nature Fresh Farms Recreation Centre (formerly Leamington Kinsmen Recreation Complex) in […]
Rose Dalziel (January 22, 1936 – February 27, 2021)
Rose Marie (Walsh) Dalziel Rose Marie passed away at Hotel Dieu Hospital in Windsor, Ont. She is predeceased by her husband Bruce Dalziel (1985). She will be missed by her children, Tom Dalziel (Cindy Wood) and Mary Dalziel (Bill Peco). She is the proud Grandmother of Adam, Jason, Stephanie, Katy, […]
Art Scoop: Vera Graham Welcomes Her Art That Comes From Within
My first exposure to art occurred when I was about five years old. I met the boy across the street. Alex was a solitary soul and he drew the characters from the Archie comic books with exact precision. I was entranced and in awe as to how he could do […]
Jack Miner and College Students to Hold Annual Event April 9-10
Jack Miner and St. Clair College students collaborate to celebrate the Annual Game Dinner Honouring Jack Miner on his birthday with a raffle-based dinner night with some groovy music and a curbside dinner in your car. KINGSVILLE, ON- Jack Miner and the St. Clair students are teaming up to celebrate […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Paris
Paris 2 years old Hello there, my name is Paris. I am an independent and reserved young lady. I need some time to warm up to people and new environments. I like to be pet and scratched on the chin and it is definitely the quickest way to my heart. […]
Fraud Prevention Month: OPP and Partners Raise Cyber Security and Online Safety Awareness
March is Fraud Prevention Month (ORILLIA, ON) – The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Anti-Rackets Branch, Serious Fraud Office Ontario (SFO) and its Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) partners are launching their annual Fraud Prevention Month campaign. During the month of March, the OPP, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), CAFC and the Competition Bureau of Canada are joining police services across […]
Can You Lower Your Reliance Rate During Retirement?
If you have decades to go until you retire, you don’t need to panic over volatile financial markets — you have plenty of time to regain lost ground and potentially achieve more growth in your investment portfolio. But what if you are nearing retirement or already retired? After all, you […]
Gusty Winds Prove Perfect For Flying A Kite
The Penner family took to the skies on Monday when the winds kicked up and provided perfect kite flying weather. Cathie Penner and her husband Garry have been flying kites with their grandkids for the past five years, taking them first when the oldest ones were three years old. When […]
Melbourne “Mel” Thorpe (August 17, 1926 – February 26, 2021)
Melbourne “Mel” Thorpe Melbourne “Mel” Sterling Thorpe, 94-and-a-half years of age, passed away in his hometown of Kingsville on Friday, February 26, 2021. Born August 17, 1926 in the multi-generational Thorpe home on the 3rd Concession, Kingsville. Predeceased by his sister Rosemary (1938), his parents, Alvin (1961) and Carrie (nee […]
Spotlight On Business: Gallup Leather
Angel Anzola has worked with leather since he was a teenager. He fell in love with the craft at that time and has never thought of doing anything else. While the family lived back home in Colombia, his daughter Luz Angela Anzola watched as he created amazing things with leather […]
Common Sense Health: Keep Blood Pressure Under Control
Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “You must do the things you think you cannot do.” Avoiding disease may be the gift of lucky genetics, but it helps to put some work into managing your chances for health and longevity. Maintaining rubbery arteries is key to the delivery of oxygenated blood to […]
Kingsville Bank Staff Contact OPP and Prevent Fraud
(KINGSVILLE, ON) – On February 2, 2021 Ontario Provincial Police Kingsville Detachment officers received a call from a local bank reporting a possible fraud in progress. The account holder had reported cheques stolen prior and the bank was reporting a suspect was attempting to cash cheques from the same account. Police […]
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