Imagine this scenario. You are driving with your family along Highway 2 in Chatham-Kent, on a beautiful early October morning. The plan is to visit a number of businesses and destinations along the way, to […]
Bank scams targeting seniors have become an alarming trend, exploiting trust and vulnerability. Fraudsters often pose as bank representatives, convincing older adults to share personal information or transfer funds under the guise of “security checks.” […]
By Angelo Lucier The start of the school year has brought many success stories, especially for the WECCSAA silver medal Cross Country team. Cross Country Sandwich’s cross country squad had a fantastic showing at the […]
Seniors from across LaSalle gathered earlier this month for the first Seniors Social, a lively day dedicated to celebrating the achievements and contributions of the community’s older adults. Hosted at the LaSalle Landing Event Centre, […]
Along Malden Road near Town Hall, a striking new tribute catches the eye: fourteen banners honoring local veterans now flutter from streetlight poles, a testament to LaSalle’s deep respect for those who served. This community-driven […]
For nearly two decades, LaSalle resident Jeff Burrows, best known as the drummer of Canadian rock band The Tea Party, has been as much a force in Windsor-Essex’s charitable scene as he has been behind […]
By: Matt Weinagrden, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Lakeshore News Reporter, Lakeshore News Reporter The Municipality of Lakeshore has received a historic $32.3‑million grant from the Government of Ontario to support critical upgrades to its […]
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