Listowel Banner is a journalist who focuses on local news in Listowel, Canada. They write for The Listowel Banner and Penticton Herald, and their work has also been featured in The Welland Tribune. They cover a range of topics including community events, local government, healthcare, and sports.
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By: Listowel Banner
Reverend Ernie Naylor “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” Matthew 11:28 How was your summer vacation? Was it a time to unwind and slow down from our hectic lives. Take a breath and be refreshed. I hope you had a chance to take time off…
MAITLAND VALLEY – Maitland Conservation is reminding hunters that a permit is required to hunt on designated conservation lands. Hunters must pre-purchase a hunting permit from Maitland Conservation before hunting on designated properties. According to Stewart Lockie, Conservation Areas Coordinator, permits provide access to all Maitland Conservation properties where hunting is permitted. “Hunting is allowed…
By: Listowel Banner
Players: Lauren Werh, Hanley Meulensteen, Ella Merkley, Brooklyn Bajurny, Summer Gibson, Natalie Robinson, Eva Williams, Hailyn Card, Leah Roth, Briar Raben. Missing: Brooklyn Beare, Aubrey Robinson and coaches Hollie Card, Jeff Card, Graham Beare, Denver Merkley. (Contributed photo)
The Fordwich Parks Board held its cornhole tournament at the local ball diamond last Saturday.
By: Patrick Raftis, Listowel Banner
News last week that more than a million people living in Ontario turned to food banks over a 12-month period starting in the spring of 2023, should be concerning to us all. According to new data collected Feed Ontario, a network of more than 1,200 food banks and hunger-relief organizations across the province, said a…
By: Nicole Beswitherick, Listowel Banner
LISTOWEL – The 43rd annual Listowel Terry Fox Run was held on the afternoon of Sept. 15. Handfuls of locals came to walk, run or bike either a 2km, 5km, or 10km route. Along the routes local Air Cadets handed out water and gave direction on the hot day. The event also included a silent…
By: Nicole Beswitherick, Listowel Banner, Mike Wilson
HOWICK – Council here approved undertaking a preliminary process to commence an application to the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund (CSRIF) for Howick and Belmore Community Centres at its recent meeting, the morning of Sept. 10. Ontario’s new CSRIF aims to transform and expand recreational facilities across the province, creating jobs and fostering healthier…
The Perth County OPP and Stratford Police Service (SPS) are inviting residents of Perth County between the ages of 14 and 18 to apply for the inaugural Youth Action Committee.
By: Listowel Banner
The Listowel Cyclones celebrated their 2023-24 Sutherland Cup Championship prior to the 2024-25 season opener against the Strathroy Rockets at the Steve Kerr Memorial Complex in Listowel on Sept. 13. North Perth Mayor Todd Kasenberg was on hand to drop the puck for the opening faceoff between Damian Pancino of the Rockets, left, and Cyclones Captain Carter Coombs. Kasenberg noted, “this is a bucket list item to be here.” (Nicole Beswitherick photo)
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