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World Cup fever
The Amherstburg Soccer Club invited players and coaches to attend The Fort Fun Centre for the June 12 World Cup match between Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Much of the crowd was decked out in red clothing to cheer on the Canadian team. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. Approximately 70 players, coaches and parents attended last Friday afternoon’s viewing of the match, which was played at Toronto Stadium at Exhibition Place. World Cup fever

RTT Staff
Jun 151 min read


North Star prom 2026
Students from North Star High School in Amherstburg went to the prom last Friday (June 5). As is tradition, they gathered for photos in King’s Navy Yard Park before heading for dinner at the Ciociaro Club in Oldcastle. More photos are on the RTT’s social media sites. Brody Halliday and Hailey Liebrock were ready for the North Star High School prom last Friday evening. They joined many of their classmates for photos in King’s Navy Yard Park before heading for dinner at the Cio

Ron Giofu
Jun 91 min read


Open Air Weekends underway for the 2026 season
The first bagpipe parade, led by the Scottish Society of Windsor pipe band, was held last Friday night with students from local elementary schools following along. Amherstburg’s Open Air weekends are officially underway. Friday night the downtown area, centering around the clock tower was closed off beginning at 3 p.m. to allow visitors the opportunity to dine, shop, play some games, and as always listen to some great music. “This is a free event for the whole family. It prom

Fred Groves
Jun 92 min read
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