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Collaboration, teamwork at the heart of Burbach’s bid for mayor (opens the original)
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A few months into campaigning to be next mayor of Stratford, Jo-Dee Burbach says she is impressed with the positive energy and good response she has seen door to door and across Festival City streets. The conversations she has been having and the issues voters have mirror her own priorities this election. Â âThe conversation during the campaign so far has been around affordability,â Burbach told the Times. âSo housing, childcare, transit, especially transit in and out of the city, definite
United Way kicks off $2.6M campaign (opens the original)
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Every year, thousands of people across the region benefit from services supported by United Way Perth-Huron thanks to the generosity of local donors. On Sept. 18, United Way launched its 2026 fundraising campaign in Stratford with a lunchtime event in Market Square behind city hall. There, the organization announced its $2,682,720 goal for this year. âAccording to a United Way survey, 60 per cent of us are feeling anxiety about our finances,â United Way Perth-Huron CEO Ryan Erb said prior t
City’s home childcare costs approved (opens the original)
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After establishing the City of Stratford Home Child Care Program in March, city council recently approved prices for the new licenced childcare agency. The approval came at the July 27 regular council meeting without debate. Infants up to the age of two will cost parents $22 a day, and from ages two to three they will cost $21.33 a day. From ages four to six they will cost $18.42 a day ($12 for before or after school care), and children aged six to 12 will have varied costs. Before or after care
Speed limits lowering in northwest Stratford neighbourhood (opens the original)
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A northwestern Stratford neighbourhood will be slowing down this fall. Stratford city council unanimously approved a pilot program beginning at the end of August that will see all roads in the area between McCarthy and Huron to the north and south and Mornington and O’Loane to the east and west be reduced to 40 kilometres an hour. The area includes three schools, the Stratford Education and Recreation Centre and the Rotary Complex. Thirty-five new gateway speed limit signs are proposed for insta
Community donates 25 tents for unhoused after Canada Day storm (opens the original)
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Geza Wordofa, Stratford city councillor and founder of the Multicultural Association of Perth-Huron (MAPH), was set to join his fellow citizens during the annual Canada Day parade on July 1. As a storm with winds exceeding 100 kilometres an hour hit Stratford, he got word of a homeless gentlemanâs tent being damaged, a person he has been communing with for the last little while, and left to see how he could help. He soon found that many, if not all, of the tents used by the cityâs unhoused w
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