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A Queenstown pair have both been named as finalists in the Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Awards. Dr Jim Salinger is a finalist in the New...

DuBOIS — A trip to Antarctica — often considered the last untouched wilderness on earth — is not a place many people have the chance to see. But for Barb

A life dedicated to protecting and enhancing the environment was celebrated in Arrowtown last week, taking the guest of honour by surprise....

DuBOIS — A trip to Antarctica — often considered the last untouched wilderness on earth — is not a place many people have the chance to see. But for Barb

Sandhill cranes and other migratory birds are featured in this weekends events in Linton and nearby Goose Pond Fish & Wildlife Area.

Despite public health restrictions and caution the Huron Fringe Field Naturalists (HFFN) 2021-2022 season has made a strong start. Following several successful…

Enjoying nature is a pastime well suited to individuals and small groups. However, at a certain point, nature lovers crave the company of like-minded comrades…

Article content “In Ontario, there is currently no law that requires you to carry insurance on your boat,” said Nainesh Kotak, founder of Kotak Personal Injury Law. “Typically, boating accidents may be caused by driver error, alcohol, travelling at high speeds, or nighttime boating, to name a few. Injuries can be quite severe as a result, so having sufficient boating insurance is imperative. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or More inexperien...

Article content Just call it the bad luck of the Irish! Irish eyes are not smiling, but crying. And not in their beer — just an empty glass. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or WARMINGTON: Maybe next year? Torontos Irish pubs shut for St. Patricks Day again Back to video “Shutting down for St. Patrick’s Day last year was difficult, but to have it happen for a second year is a disaster,” said Pat Quinn Jr. at P.J. O’Brien Pub on Colborne S...

Article content The bad news is she’s still not allowed to set sail. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or WARMINGTON: Party boat industry taking on water thanks to COVID Back to video COVID-19 has already sunk one boat cruise season in Lake Ontario and many worry there could be a second. “We remain hopeful,” said Barb Simpson, who co-owns the Miss Toronto — a 100-passenger tour boat moored at Toronto Harbourfront — with her husband Terry T...