ADVERTISEMENT
Goose on the Grand: Take a gander at Cambridge's colourful flock
Canada geese have landed in Cambridge, each one designed by a local artist.
Unsolved and cold cases in southwestern Ontario
Some cases remain open for years – or even decades – without answers. With no new leads, they go cold, despite the best efforts of investigators and loved ones. Here are some of the unsolved cases from around southwestern Ontario.
Prost to Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest 2026!
Let's raise a stein and celebrate Canada's biggest Bavarian festival!
Spooky sights in Elora for Monster Month!
Scary figures can be found in Elora, Ont. thanks to a spooky tradition started by artist Tim Murton.
Walter Ostanek: Celebrating the Polka King's career on the stage
Canada's Polka King has been entertaining crowds for more than 70 years! We take a look back at some of his biggest moments on the stage.
Storm damage in southwestern Ontario
Photos of the damage from a severe thunderstorm on Sept. 2, 2026.
Restoration of the historic West Montrose Covered Bridge
The West Montrose Covered Bridge, also known as the Kissing Bridge, is getting some much needed repairs. Built in 1881, it is one of the oldest covered bridges in Canada.
Charcoal Steak House: 70 years in the restaurant business
The Charcoal Steak House is celebrating its 70th anniversary. We take a look back through the years to see how much has changed and what stayed the same.
1946-2026: Country singer Dolly Parton's legendary career
Dolly Rebecca Parton was born on Jan. 19, 1946, in Pittman Center, Tennessee, and grew up in a one-room cabin in nearby Locust Ridge.
Rocketry team at University of Waterloo breaks world record
Polaris, a liquid bi-propellant rocket built by students at the University of Waterloo, soared to 63,497 feet above Earth's surface in August 2026 and broke a world record.
1934-2026: Canadian broadcasting icon Lloyd Robertson's legendary career
Canadian journalist Lloyd Robertson, who spent 35 years as chief anchor of CTV National News, has died.
