Fort Malden National Historic Site of Canada held its annual murder mystery Aug. 8. This year’s theme was “The Gilly Gully War,” which was based off of a real event. There were 14 characters involved but about 25 staff members helped present the murder mystery, many of them summer students. The event last approximately two hours. More photos are on the RTT’s social media. Fort Malden Murder Mystery

Members of the Harrow Legion Line Dancers and the Fort Malden Golden Age Club perform at the corner of Richmond St. and Dalhousie St. during Farm Fest. The Town of Amherstburg has announced funding support from the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainable CAP) for two summer events. The Open Air Weekends covered by the funding were last weekend’s “Farm Fest” while the Aug. 28-30 “Latin Fest” is the other. Farm Fest was designed to help the region’s strong fa

The Living History Festival returned to Fort Malden National Historic Site of Canada Aug. 1-2, though rain throughout much of the day Sunday prevented demonstrations from being held. Part of Saturday’s festivities were a flag raising ceremony. Military history from bygone eras was on display last weekend at Fort Malden National Historic Site of Canada. The Living History Festival returned and featured different military eras ranging from Roman re-enactors, those representing