The Belle River/Rochester Goodfellows organization will be out in full force across the town this month, spreading annual holiday cheer through its newspaper drive. Goodfellow volunteers will take to the streets of Lakeshore on Friday, […]
On April 6, 2018, Tyler Smith and his Humboldt Broncos teammates were on their way to a Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League game. A game they would never play. Smith was one of 13 survivors of […]
Windsor-Essex manufacturers welcomed more than 1,100 students and jobseekers for the region’s 11th annual Manufacturing Day (MFG Day), offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at the area’s most vital economic sector. Organized by Workforce WindsorEssex, Invest […]
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 […]
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Lakeshore News Reporter Vampires, princesses, and ghosts filled the Vollmer Complex grounds on Saturday afternoon for LaSalle’s annual Truck or Treat event. Held from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in Parking […]
In the heart of LaSalle, a new chapter in community policing is about to begin. This fall, the LaSalle Police Service is inviting everyday citizens to don a badge and join the force—voluntarily. The newly […]
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