Galen Simmons

Nearly nine years after losing her adult son, Matthew Keller, to an overdose, St. Marys resident Anna Marie Iredale continues to turn her grief into support for families navigating substance use and the loss of a loved one.

When Amanda Martin first became a registered massage therapist nearly 20 years ago, she loved helping people recover from injuries and feel better in their bodies. But after years in practice, she wanted to better understand why pain develops in the first place.

Ice users in Wellesley Township will have another six weeks to hit the rink next spring after council approved an extension to the ice season at the Bill Gies Recreation Centre.

After years of turnover in Wilmot Township's financial services department and significant work to put the municipality on firmer financial footing, new director of financial services and treasurer Tracy Prince says she is ready to help chart the path forward.

Andrea Macko is hoping more than two decades of experience as a St. Marys business owner, volunteer, journalist and former municipal employee will earn her a seat around the council table following the Oct. 26 municipal election.

Weather, commodity prices, livestock health and finances can all weigh heavily on a farm family, while long hours and geographic isolation can make it difficult to connect with others or seek help when those pressures become overwhelming.

Complete with stylishly elegant costumes and a set that brings audiences into the heart of the daily lives of the Singaporean elite during the COVID-19 pandemic, playwright and director Jovanni Sy presents his modern take on restoration comedy with his production of

For playwright and performer Rachel Cairns, the idea for Hypothetical Baby began with a deeply personal experience and a question she thought would have a relatively straightforward answer.

After spending his first term learning the ins and outs of municipal government, Wellesley Coun. Derek Brick says he is looking forward to building on that experience over the next four years.

The townships of Wilmot and Wellesley now have a dedicated staff member tasked with finding opportunities to reduce greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions, conserve resources and potentially save the municipalities money through more efficient operations.