Paul Cluff is a local journalist based in Stratford, Canada. His work has been featured in various publications such as Shawarma G, Orillia Today, Bradford News, Northern Life, and The Voice of Pelham. Paul covers a range of topics including local news, community events, sports, and human interest stories.
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The province's minister of finance says he has some good news when it comes Ontario's finances.
By: Meta Time, Paul Cluff
A 45-year-old person faces several charges after a traffic complaint alerted police on Sunday.
The province's main general assistance grant to municipalities is getting a $100 million increase over two years, with an additional $785,000 earmarked for Perth-Wellington.
As an educator, Rick Boon ensured his students learned about our veterans.
Stratford Warriors were edged 2-1 on Saturday by the Cambridge Redhawks in Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League action at the Galt Arena Gardens.
Stratford police are asking for public assistance to find a thief who stole $600 worth of products from the LCBO on Wellington Street.
After a successful inaugural year, the Perth County Stewardship program is back. The county has earmarked $100,000 for program intake, which supports forest management and tree planting.
It's time to help cover the city with warmth and care. That's the slogan for the annual Stratford Lions Club sock drive, which runs throughout the month of November.
An alarm was set off accidently at an apartment complex, sending Stratford Fire Department to Kappele Circle.
During the planning stages for TEDx Stratford, organizers wanted a big ticket topic, but also wanted it to be relative to communities similar in size to the Festival City.
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