A ceremonial faceoff was held Saturday night prior to the Amherstburg Admirals game against the Essex 73’s as part of “Pink the Rink” night. It is part of Breast Cancer Awareness Night. A win and a loss for the Amherstburg Admirals this past week as they see their Provincial Junior Hockey League (Jr. C) record sit at 5-6-1-0 after a dozen games. The Admirals got a little payback against the Sharks last Wednesday night in Wheatley, coming out on top of a 5-2 decision. The Shar

Rocco DiPasquale and his painting of Freddy Krueger are part of the Local Artist Collective’s latest exhibit at The O. The walls at The O inside of Hotel STRY on Murray St. were lined with Halloween-themed art on Sunday afternoon and it’s just the beginning for a group of local artists known as the Local Artists Collective. With over a dozen individuals showcasing their skills in the historic brick walled building, it was once again a well-attended cultural event. “It has bee

Aria Pare lays in two of her ten points scored during North Star’s win over Assumption last Wednesday evening. The North Star Wolves senior girls basketball team had a busy week last week but made the most of it. After their only loss of the season last Monday, reported in last week’s RTT, the Wolves bounced back with three wins over the next three days. Two of those games were on the road. The first game was last Tuesday evening (Oct. 21), where the Wolves travelled to Winds

The Town of LaSalle held its “Truck or Treat” event where people could come in and view a number of types of vehicles and name a town bucket truck. Admission was $3 per child, adults were free. Mila, Mara and Ariana Ciotea enjoy a vehicle at the Truck or Treat event. Crowds pour through the Vollmer Complex.

Evan Spadotto and Tom Specht were dressed up for the Miracle League Halloween party. The Miracle League of Amherstburg is finished for 2025 and wrapped up their fall season last Saturday. The Miracle League held its annual Halloween party last Saturday at the AMA Sportsmen’s Association with the day broken up into three sessions of three teams each. Each of the nine teams enjoyed a pizza lunch followed by awards with teams coming in three at a time for the 10 a.m., 12 noon an

Councillor Peter Courtney said he had concerns over receptacles that residents had purchased will become obsolete.