Mike Renzella is a journalist for The Haldimand Press, focusing on local news in Ontario, Canada, specifically in the town of Dunnville. With a passion for community journalism, Mike covers a range of topics including local government, development projects, community events, and social issues affecting the area.
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Mike Renzella's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in the Dunnville area of Ontario, Canada. His articles encompass a wide range of topics including community events, government policies, and entertainment.
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By: Mike Renzella
HALDIMAND— It’s been a difficult year for Haldimand-Norfolk MPP Bobbi Ann Brady. In addition to her public feuding with Norfolk Mayor and imminent Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario candidate Amy Martin, Haldimand Council voted to ban Brady from attending any of the County’s official designations at this year’s Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) conference. Through those issues, Brady’s…
HALDIMAND—With a federal election looming on the horizon this year, Haldimand-Norfolk MP Leslyn Lewis is readying herself for a momentous campaign wherein Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre will look to unseat Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau. Lewis shared her thoughts on national and local matters going into 2025. Leslyn Lewis has been acclaimed as the next federal…
HALDIMAND—It’s been another eventful year for Haldimand Council. In addition to reviewing a steady stream of incoming projects, proposals, developments, and programs that impact residents every day, Council had to say goodbye to two members this year, setting up an eventful 2025 that will bring by-elections, years-long projects coming to fruition, and more. We discussed the impactful year behind and…
By: Mike Renzella
HALDIMAND — New Year’s resolutions are typically about as reliable as the estimated arrival time of your cable service technician’s scheduled visit. Every year, millions of people make them and nearly as many break them in the weeks or months to come.
By: Mike Renzella
HAGERSVILLE—Brant resident and local teacher Diane Henrique is still pinching herself in disbelief following the publication of her first book, titled ‘Grade One is No Fun!: The Adventures of Henny D.’ Henrique has been teaching at Walpole Elementary School for the past nine years. She has taught a variety of grades during that time, but for the last three years…
HAGERSVILLE—Celebrations for Hagersville’s monumental 150th anniversary continued with a lunch event hosted by The HAC, where guests enjoyed a warm chili lunch and a presentation on the town’s storied history. The presentation was hosted by Haldimand Heritage Centre Curator Geneva Gillis. She touched on several interesting topics, from the town’s business history, to the old RCAF training facility, to the…
HALDIMAND—With tens of millions of views, it’s clear that many Canadians caught some or all of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s interview with popular Canadian psychologist and podcaster Jordan Peterson earlier this month. “Now, you’re very well known in Canada, I would say, and increasingly internationally. I’d say that’s less true of your team,” said Peterson during the podcast. “Can you…
By: Mike Renzella
DUNNVILLE—You could be forgiven for mistaking local veterinarian Dr. Scott W. Reid for Hollywood action hero Indiana Jones while reading through his newly released memoir There’s a Tiger in the Waiting Room!
HAGERSVILLE—In the 1980s, a group of friends at Hagersville Secondary School (HSS) bonded over a shared love of wrestling. Now, following the passing of one of their teammates, that group has rallied together to bring wrestling back to the community. Cliff Weaver passed in December 2023. In his honour, his friends, including fellow wrestlers Jonathan Smith and Scott Bassindale, decided…
By: Mike Renzella
HALDIMAND—It’s been just three weeks since Grand Erie Public Health (GEPH), a newly merged health unit comprised of the former Brant County Health Unit (BCHU) and Haldimand Norfolk Health Unit (HNHU), began operations. The aim of the new organization is to strengthen public health services across the participating communities by “enhancing capacity, improving service delivery, and creating a unified network to…
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