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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
DUNNVILLE—The Optimist Creed starts with the line, ‘Promise yourself to be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness, and prosperity to every person you meet.’ DUNNVILLE—Peter Zynomirski, 96, in front of his many awards and recognitions for his years of volunteering. That creed has served 96-year-old Peter Zynomirski well. The nonagenarian was recently…
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NORFOLK—Haldimand County CAO Michael Di Lullo agrees with Norfolk County that frivolous and vexatious actions are being taken against local municipal governments by some residents. Norfolk said the municipality spent around $200,000 dealing with such claims in 2025, leading Norfolk CAO Al Meneses to pen a letter to Minister of Municipal Affairs Rob Flack requesting a review of related legislation….
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CALEDONIA—The challenge was high, but the team from Jeff’s Outdoor in Caledonia rose to it, climbing all 144 flights of stairs to reach the top of the CN Tower over the weekend of May 2-3, 2026 as part of the World Wildlife Foundation (WWF) Climb for Nature. TORONTO— Jeff’s Outdoors team members (l-r) Nick White, Jeff Ronhaar, Samantha Malcolmson, Jeffrey…
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HALDIMAND — Haldimand-Norfolk MPP Bobbi Ann Brady raised eyebrows across Ontario with a new motion asking the provincial government to eliminate the appointment of integrity commissioners (IC) in municipal governments.
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HALDIMAND — Haldimand-Norfolk MP Leslyn Lewis is raising rural privacy and infrastructure concerns over federal Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act – but not everyone agrees with her concerns. The bill is meant to give police and intelligence agencies faster and broader access to digital information held by electronic service providers (ESPs). Critics argue the bill significantly expands state surveillance…
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CALEDONIA — Haldimand is making progress on its plans to open up more than 180 hectares of land on the northern side of Caledonia, called the North Caledonia Employment Lands (NCEL), for future industrial development after Council voted to approve an official plan and zoning bylaw amendment at a meeting on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. CALEDONIA—The proposed North Caledonia Employment…
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HAGERSVILLE—A new art installation located outside the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation (MCFN) Council House honours the legacy and advocacy work of historic local Indigenous leader Nahnebahwequay, also known as Catherine Sutton. HAGERSVILLE—Pictured (l-r) at an art installation honouring their ancestor, trailblazing Indigenous advocate Nahnebahwequay, are Lee-Ann Miller, Amber Porter, Teresa Miller, and Sawyer Miller. HAGERSVILLE—MCFN Chief Margaret Sault…
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CAYUGA—With Council approval, the former South Cayuga fire station located at 283 Haldimand Road 50 will be repurposed from its current use as a storage facility into a firefighter training facility with a focus on specialized training exercises and theory instruction. According to a staff report prepared by Emergency Services Manager and Fire Chief Jason Gallagher, the facility is already…
HALDIMAND—The following items were discussed at the Council-in-Committee meeting on May 19, 2026. All decisions were ratified at the Council meeting on May 25. See the full reports and meeting videos online. Haldimand and Wainfleet fire departments formalize automatic aid agreementHaldimand County Fire Department is formalizing an automatic aid agreement with the Township of Wainfleet Fire Department to improve emergency…
CALEDONIA—Representatives from the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) were on hand at the Caledonia Lions Community Centre on Wednesday, May 20, 2026 to share details about a planned upgrade to the intersection of Highway 6 (Argyle Street North) and Greens Road (Haldimand Road 66). “I think it’s fantastic progress they’ve been making here. Hopefully in a few years we’ll have a…
