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Norfolk County staff dressed down yesterday to help lift local charities up. Dress Down Fridays initiative was another big success in 2020, where staff were asked to donate $2 to wear more casual attire on Fridays. In total, over $27,000 was raised for local charities. Local charities that received donations include: Haldimand Norfolk Women’s Shelter Norfolk Association for Community Living RiverSyde 83 Women’s Shoebox Project Simcoe Caring Cupboard Food Bank Waterford & District Food Cupboard 98.9 myFM Social

It is with great sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Karl Heinz Lang, on January 18, 2021, in his 82nd year. Karl was born in Breisach, Germany on May 28, 1938. In July of 1958, at age 20, Karl immigrated to Canada, landing first in Montreal, QUE. From there, he traveled by rail and bus to Thunder Bay where he decided to find work and make a home. In 1963, he married, Leona Pawlik. Karl owned and operated a successful roofing company, Strasser and Lang Roofing Contractors, with pride and passion for over 50 years. In his leisure time, Karl also enjoyed a variety of outdoo...

Posted: Jan 07, 2021 8:30 AM ET | Last Updated: January 7 The Thunder Bay and District Humane Society says it has re-opened its low cost spay-neuter program.(Thunder Bay and District Humane Society/Facebook) Demand for a low-cost spay and neuter program is high in Thunder Bay, Ont., says the executive director of the Thunder Bay and District Humane Society. The organization re-opened its spay-neuter program this week following a temporary hiatus after its veterinarian was on a leave. "The demand is certainly high as we expected. Because of COVID in March, we did have to cancel a fair bit of ...

City woman to take plunge for Humane Society Poll Yes By Lethbridge Herald on December 24, 2020. A Lethbridge woman is planning on starting the new year with an icy plunge while benefitting a local charity. Kaelee Steele, who raised money for Alpha House with a 24-hour walk around Lethbridge in October, has initiated the Polar Plunge for Pets with money raised going to the Lethbridge and District Humane Society. Steele is planning on swimming in Park Lake on Jan. 1 with the hopes of raising $2,500 for the Humane Society via her GoFundMe page. “2020 has been hard for everyone, and the new...