The “Sunshine List” is out for another year. The list, mandated to be released by provincial legislation, shows all public sector employees in Ontario that earned $100,000 or more in the previous year. There were a total of 34 staff members from the Town of Amherstburg that made the list in 2025, with two on the town’s list cracking the $200,000 mark. Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Valerie Critchley earned $230,218.96 in 2025 while Deputy CAO/director of development servi

Mission volunteer Kristina Lauzon, vice president Zainia Brockett and president Tim McAllister helped serve McAllister's chili last Friday night during a fundraiser for the Mission. Tim’s Famous Chili Dinner drew large crowds to the Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission, all to support the Mission’s operations. Hot, mild and vegetarian chili was prepared for those who stopped by last Friday evening, with proceeds from the ticket sales helping the volunteer-run Mission. The

The Easter Bunny enjoys a craft with Matteo and Mila Stamatovski last Saturday morning at the Libro Centre. “Brunch with the Easter Bunny” was a fundraiser presented by the 202nd Fort Malden Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps. Easter came early for some area children and families thanks to a local youth organization. The 202 nd Fort Malden Windsor Regiment Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps held “Brunch with the Easter Bunny” last Saturday at the Libro Centre with the community ha