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'He’s slowly progressing,' Jen Marchand says of son Jaden, who was severely injured during fourth day on job laying fibre-optic cable in Tiny Township

'He’s slowly progressing,' Jen Marchand says of son Jaden, who was severely injured during fourth day on job laying fibre-optic cable in Tiny Township

Carl Wright's 'focus on traffic and the children has helped avoid devastation on multiple occasions when vehicles did not stop for the traffic lights'

CLH Developmental Support Services group enjoy camaraderie, making art together during weekly sessions at Quest Art School + Gallery

Ross Newhook started adding up the kilometres of his daily walks and is now nearing the end of 5,514-kilometre, cross-country journey

'The first patient I saw here was for concerns of self-harm,” GBGH chief of staff says. 'Since then, not a shift goes by that I haven’t seen someone here under the Mental Health Act'

'Collectively, this board has seen every trick, every pitfall and will collectively save the town from themselves,' board member says, with chair noting cost to run board is 'peanuts'

Members of Askennonia Senior Centre's Let's Write group publishes Christmas book. 'Can you imagine the thrill of holding your very first published work in your hands, at the tender age of 95?'

While it may have the markings of a canary and could be confused with 'an escaped exotic cage bird', local visitor is actually an evening grosbeak

Alex Kostecka-Silva sea can art project highlights Midland's connection to Georgian Bay and the Trans Canada Trail