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Stratford shows solidarity on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (opens the original)
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A few dozen people gathered at the Falstaff Family Centre on Wednesday evening for a sombre solidarity walk around Lake Victoria to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The walk capped off a full day of events that included a sunrise ceremony led by Oneida First Nation elder and Turtle Clan member Patsy Day. Local poet Scott Tillson, who is Cree, led the solidarity walk for a second year in a row, saying it was a “privilege and honour to do so.” “There seemed to be more people out
Upper Thames River Conservation Authority sets out 2027 budget (opens the original)
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With major changes to Ontario’s conservation authorities set to go into effect early next year, the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority has released a draft 2027 budget that reflects that coming transition. In total, the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority is expected to spend slightly more than $28.8 million for operating costs and $7.1 million in capital projects. The authority’s budget was presented a bit earlier than usual given provincial direction that all Ontario conservation
Women candidates share their visions for Stratford at CFUW forum (opens the original)
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Billed as an opportunity to meet the Stratford women who are running for seats on the city’s next council, a Tuesday evening forum hosted by the Canadian Federation of University Women reinforced the importance of having representation on municipal councils while giving the candidates a chance to directly address the issues facing voters. The candidates — nine vying for a councillor position and one contending for mayor — spent two hours answering questions from a packed gym at the Stratford Int
New details emerge about $1.4M lawsuit against Stratford (opens the original)
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New details are emerging about the $1.4-million defamation lawsuit launched against the city earlier this year. Last week, resident Barb Shaughnessy announced she had filed a lawsuit against the city in March, naming Mayor Martin Ritsma as a co-defendant, about the municipality’s decision to ban her from all city buildings and communicating with staff for a three-month period in 2024. According to her filing, which was obtained by the Beacon Herald, the lawsuit is seeking $1 million in general d
Stratford family to honour brother at kidney fundraising walk (opens the original)
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While it’s been 10 years since he died from an infection following his second kidney transplant, the legacy of Dalvinder Nijjar still lives on in those who knew him. “His legacy lives in our hearts,” his brother, Harjin Nijjar, said. Nijjar and his family will be taking part in a fundraising walk on Oct. 3 to raise money for the Kidney Foundation of Canada in Dalvinder’s honour. “This is very important to our family. It’s near and dear. We’ve always supported it prior, and now it’s got a persona
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