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June 9, 1959 was a normal summer evening on the Clinton air force base in southwestern Ontario, but that was about to change.

June 9, 1959 was a normal summer evening on the Clinton air force base in southwestern Ontario, but that was about to change.

June 9, 1959 was a normal summer evening on the Clinton air force base in southwestern Ontario, but that was about to change.

June 9, 1959 was a normal summer evening on the Clinton air force base in southwestern Ontario, but that was about to change.

An intensely personal documentary focusing on how a Canadian filmmaker’s brother struggled with mental illness opens at Imagine Cinemas in Tecumseh May 19.

After a successful week-long screening in early May, a movie based on the Steven Truscott story, is coming back to Huron County.

A movie about Steven Truscott and his wife’s journey to clear his name is airing where it all started for Canada’s youngest person on death row — Huron County.

Marlene tells the story of Marlene Truscotts 20-year fight to clear her husband, Steven Truscott, in the 1959 killing of a aouthwestern Ontario girl, Lynne…

Staff shortages at Waterloo Region schools, a grenade discovered in the mail, and a noteworthy quarterback for the University of Waterloo round out the top stories of the week.

by Craig Takeuchi on December 28th, 2020 at 10:45 AM 1 of 3 2 of 3 A documentary profile of a Québécois folk artist and a feature drama about a woman on an unwavering mission for justice resonated the most with viewers at a B.C. film festival this month. Audiences at this years Whistler Film Festival voted for their picks for the 2020 Whistler Film Festival audience award.  The runnerup was Marlene, a historical drama directed by Wendy Hill-Tout. In this true story, Kristin Booth po...