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Aylmer, Ont. mayor elected Elgin County warden - Vimarsana News

Aylmer, Ont. mayor elected Elgin County warden

Elgin County Councillor Mary French, Mayor of the Town of Aylmer, has been elected Warden for 2022.

West Lorne, Dutton Recognize National Day of Truth and Reconciliation - Vimarsana News

West Lorne, Dutton Recognize National Day of Truth and Reconciliation

Sept. 30 marked The National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, to recognize the injustice done to the Indigenous Peoples in…

Planned local highway bypass quashed, more than 50 years later - Vimarsana News

Planned local highway bypass quashed, more than 50 years later

A highway bypass more than 50 years in the planning will never be. And that’s a good thing, says one local politician.

Port Stanley Lift Bridge reopening delayed until June 25 - Vimarsana News

Port Stanley Lift Bridge reopening delayed until June 25

  LONDON, ONT. -- Unexpected delays have pushed back the reopening of the Port Stanley King George VI Lift Bridge until next month. Originally slated for May 31, work won't be finished now until June 25. Municipal officials say the delays are a result of "the challenges associated with doing business during the COVID-19 pandemic," with health and safety protocols and provincial social distancing requirements to blame. A news release also points to COVID-19 related disruptions to the supply chain for building materials. There are no expected cost increases to the $5.8 milllion project. ...

'They must admit they made a mistake,' relative says of donated conservation land sold off by LTVCA - Vimarsana News

'They must admit they made a mistake,' relative says of donated conservation land sold off by LTVCA

  LONDON, ONT. -- The relative of a prominent Elgin County leader whose donated land was sold off by the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority (LTVCA) is now demanding a written apology. Jim Crane says he will look at legal action if he does not get something on paper from the LTVCA and Southwold Township. The latter is where the former Crane Conservation, named for his late uncle Dr. James Crane, resides. “I would definitely like to see that both Southwold Township and the LTVCA admit they made a mistake, with documentation, and that a situation like this should never happen aga...