River Canard News Today

More than six months after hundreds residents in the Harrow and Colchester areas of Essex County endured massive amounts of flood waters, the cleanup continues for many.

The cold weather was no issue Saturday morning as dozens of huskies and their owners came to the River Canard Canoe Company to take part in the annual celebration of winter.

A River Canard, Ont. woman has solved part of a mystery she uncovered while decluttering her home last month. A woman who goes by the name of JoJo reached out to CTV News Windsor last week in an attempt to identify several anonymous war time photographs along with several postcards she found in a box dating back to the 1940s.

A River Canard, Ont. woman is on a mission to identify several unknown people in a handful of old photographs she said she found in a box inside her attic. She said she discovered the pictures and postcards while decluttering her home as part of her New Year’s resolution, noticing many date back to the mid 1940s.

The County of Essex is focusing on road improvements in the New Year.

  A donation by the Collavino family means that 150 acres of ecologically sensitive wetland habitat will be protected in perpetuity by the Essex

The Loris Collavino family has donated 154 acres of wetland at the mouth of the Canard River in Amherstburg to ERCA for a conservation area

Everybody sit up straight. And spit out that gum!  We’ve got the principal of the year here!! At their annual general meeting in April, Linda Dipasquale, Principal at St. Joseph’s Catholic Elementary School in River Canard, will receive the Principal of the Year award from the Catholic Principals’ Council of Ontario.  We talk to Mme

At their annual general meeting in April, Linda Dipasquale, Principal at St. Joseph’s Catholic Elementary School in River Canard, will receive the

The Sled Dogs of Windsor are finally getting out for a proper run, thanks to this week’s snowfall and cold temperatures that followed.