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Giving back
The Amherstburg Sparks donated pop can tabs to Royal Canadian Legion Fort Malden Br. 157. The Sparks are 6-8 years of age. The Sparks have been collecting the pop can tabs since the fall of 2025. The funds from the pop can tabs will be used as part of building renovations. Accepting the donation is James and Rita Jarriett. The Legion expresses its thanks to the Sparks for their donation. Giving back

RTT Staff
Jun 231 min read


Community invited to help “Fill the Bus” at three grocery stores this weekend
Jill Kanwischer from the Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission and Jasmine Mulder of Be The Light Outreach Ministry hold one of the banners donated by Encounter Church for the June 27-28 “Fill the Bus” food drive. Buses will be parked at Sobeys, Rob & Tina’s No Frills and Walmart with food that will go on them shared by the mission, Be the Light and the food bank at Amherstburg Community Services (ACS). As food costs continue to strain household budgets and local food banks

Special to the RTT
Jun 234 min read


Family Health Team welcomes provincial funding - hiring new staff
The Amherstburg Family Health Team is excited to receive a share of recently announced provincial funding. As part of a recent announcement made by Essex MPP Anthony Leardi, the province is investing more than $1,421,400 this year to connect up to 4,022 people to primary care in Essex County. Leardi stated over 4,000 people in Essex County will have primary care thanks to the provincial government. Frank Minardi, executive director with the AFHT, said that will help with st

Ron Giofu
Jun 162 min read
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