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Community comes out to “Fill the Bus” for three local charities
Volunteers helped donors “Fill the Bus” at three local grocery stores including Rob & Tina’s No Frills. Walmart (above) and Sobeys (below), the latter seeing members of the Amherstburg Fire Department stop by with a fire truck. Proceeds benefit the Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission, Be the Light Outreach Ministry and Amherstburg Community Services (ACS). Volunteers helped donors “Fill the Bus” at three local grocery stores including Rob & Tina’s No Frills (left), Walmar

Ron Giofu
Jun 303 min read


North Star High School celebrates the Class of 2026
North Star High School graduates toss their caps in the air as part of the graduation ceremony held at the Libro Centre in Amherstburg June 25. The Class of 2026 at North Star High School has bid farewell. The Amherstburg public high school held its graduation ceremony last Thursday evening (June 25) where they paid tribute to this year’s graduating class. In all, approximately 149 students crossed the stage, got their diplomas and were given best wishes as they move on to t

Ron Giofu
Jun 303 min read


Parks Canada issues statement on fireworks
The Canada Day fireworks and the viewing location has caused some interest and concern in the community as people are being directed to King’s Navy Yard Park. Fort Malden National Historic Site has been a favoured viewing location for many through the years and Parks Canada has issued a statement on the matter. E-mailed by Parks Canada’s public relations and communications officer for the Southwestern Ontario Field Unit Julia Grcevic, it reads:“Parks Canada and Fort Malden Na

RTT Staff
Jun 292 min read
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