Bristling with energy and the happy sounds of the crowds, Canada Day 2025 in West Lorne was a delightful community event made ...

The West Elgin Community Health Centre plays an integral role in our community, as I have documented in several recent columns over the spring and summer. The centre provides crucial services and ...

A magical mural has emerged in downtown Rodney, created over a wonderful week like a gorgeous butterfly slowly emerging from its cocoon. Kristyn Watterworth, undaunted by the cold and the winds, ...

The St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital Foundation launched a new fundraising initiative on Thursday, Oct. 1 – the STEGH Foundation Online 50/50 Raffle in support of patient care excellence.

Members of the Wallacetown Women’s Institute visited the West Elgin Daffodil Auxiliary in Dutton on Sept. 10. She spoke about how volunteers assist cancer patients, for example by helping rent ...

A new early-October festival along Furnival Road in Rodney featured an entertaining array of musicians and visual artists. One of the highlights of the new festival was the creation of a new mural by ...

Last week, I wrote about the 50th anniversary Celebrations of the local Optimist Club and, in the late summer, the Kiwanis Club of Rodney will be celebrating its 75th anniversary. The Kiwanis Club of ...

On a cloudy late March, and an early spring morning, we travelled south of Fingal to Palmer’s Maple Syrup to visit the sugar shack, its processing facilities, and the aspects of traditional sap ...

LFP journalists and our Postmedia colleagues across Southwestern Ontario are fanning out to cover the 10-riding London region’s results in Thursday night’s provincial election. Follow along with live ...

One of the many floats that entertained paradegoers during the recent Optimist Club of West Lorne Winter Wonderland Santa Claus Parade. Optmist Club of West Lorne photo jpg, WE, apsmc ...

Where dreams go to drown: What it's like to live in Canada's impossibly unaffordable city Side hustles, renting forever, bankruptcy. Five Torontonians reveal the realities of the affordability crisis ...