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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Landscaping and naturalized playground at the newly created Listowel Memorial Arena Park to open in November. (Kelsey Bent photo)
By: Listowel Banner, Kelsey Bent
NORTH PERTH - Those eligible under the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care System (CWELCC) will see a $2 per day reduction in child care fees in North Perth.
By: Kelsey Bent, Listowel Banner
PERTH COUNTY - Despite opposition from several delegations, Perth County council adopted its new Official Plan (OP) at an Oct. 17 council meeting without including amendments for development projects underway.
By: Nicole Beswitherick, Listowel Banner
The Listowel Cyclones went up against the Sarnia Legionnaires on Oct. 25, coming out with a 4-3 victory at the Steve Kerr Memorial Complex. They followed with a 9-3 win at home again on Sunday. (Banner file photo)
The Atwood Cubs cut the ribbon on the new Pathway Through the Park in Atwood on Oct. 23. In September, the Cubs helped lay the stones, many with engravings memorializing local community members. (Rachel Hammermueller photo)
By: Listowel Banner
Pictured are members of the Atwood United Church quilting group in front of their displayed quilts within the church sanctuary. (Kelsey Bent photo)
TEN YEARS AGO 2014 – Voters made a clear choice, electing Doug Kellum as North Perth’s deputy mayor. In what many thought would be a highly contested race, unofficial results had Kellum taking a wide margin over opponent Warren Howard by nearly 400 votes. TWENTY YEARS AGO 2004 – LDSS student Crystal Kedrzejewski won the…
ATWOOD – The 10th annual Atwood Halloween House fundraiser took place last Saturday night. This year many more houses have stepped up their spooky decorations, specifically the homes at 145, 151, and 158 Main Street, Atwood. Halloween decorations across the three properties include a 12-foot-tall skeleton, 13-foot-tall flying witch, and a spooky tunnel of dancing……
By: Kelsey Bent
NORTH PERTH – Making the Listowel Agriculture Hall his office for the day, Grant Abraham, leader of the newly established United Party of Canada, used the space to drum up support for his party. British Columbia-born, the current Calgary resident has experience working in business and law, internationally developing underprivileged countries by assisting in the……
NORTH PERTH – A defibrillator was donated to the Elma Memorial Hall in Atwood on Oct. 23, in memory of District Deputy Chief Kenneth Oliver Rea, of the North Perth Fire Department – Atwood Station. His family was present to accept the donation (pictured above), along with Atwood Lions member Brad Keys (right). Local community…
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