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Similar to Ontario, New York has allowed land application of sewage biosolids knowing it may contain PFAS.Similar to Ontario, New York has focused on educating farmers on the benefits of…
Open Letter to Middlesex CountyResidents from Committee to Establish a Middlesex County ArchivesThis year marks a significant milestone in the history of Middlesex County - it is 225 years since…
Sewage Biosolids: Is it Safe to Use? Sewage biosolids is being marketed and promoted by our government as being safe to use as “fertilizer”. But is it safe?Let’s take a…
Statement from the Residents of Pratt Siding – May 21 Southwest Middlesex Council MeetingOn the evening of May 21, 2025, residents of the Hamlet of Pratt Siding gathered at the…
Dear Editor,The Church at Nairn in Nairn/Alisa Criag has welcomed a new pastor. Pastor Bruce Keown began serving the church community in February. While Bruce and his wife Edna were…
Dear Editor,Our neighbours to the south havechanged. They’ve turned into that house on the street that has a lot of junk on the lawn with broken Christmas ornaments left up…
Pope Paul VI Council 7251 - ThamesvilleKnights of Columbus Substance Awareness & Abuse Contests Results 2025 For years the Knights of Columbus has been active in the fight against all…
Over the last several months, some community groups have questioned the safety and efficacy of biosolids being applied to farmland. The Ontario Biosolids Council – drawn from organizations representing the…
Two petitions with a combined total of over 2,700 manual signatures collected in the riding of Lambton-Kent-Middlesex were presented to the office of MPP Steve Pinsonneault on November 29th.These petitions…
Written By Heather Horning, Adelaide Metcalfe Resident Currently, there’s a good news / bad news situation in the Municipality of Adelaide Metcalfe.The bad news is that the Ontario Land Tribunal…