I also realize that I’m leaving a lot of our fruit and veg out, but you know what they are and you know what you like, and this is the time to really celebrate everything we grow in CK.  In fact, we ...

Charles Edmund Lister was born in Ontario on Aug. 21, 1858, and first appears in the local directory of 1876. He is listed as ...

However, considering that we’re in the midst of a process that might see one component of the Cultural Centre yoinked out of it, it does seem like a bit of a misfire not to have waited until the final ...

One of the consequences of the 1980 mall development, in the core area, was the near total elimination of Sixth Street. It, in its original form, stretched from the south bank of McGregor Creek, ...

Put a fence around the garden. Rabbits are a gardener’s nightmare, and the easiest way to deal with them is to put up a barrier. Lucy’s brother found some used plastic snow fence that he cut in half ...

The intermediate-sized segment grew for both GM and Ford, and to a lesser extent for Chrysler. But because GM had five automobile divisions, and four had their own intermediate-sized cars, GM ...

Asters, in white and blue, have been strutting their colours through September and will fade by mid-October. Mostly growing in the center median, asters possess a surprising ability to grow in poor ...

The concept was to invite hundreds of former Chatham residents to visit what was now being called “The Maple City” with that nickname having been coined by 1901-1902 Mayor George William Sulman who ...

Looking at the bottom foreground of the photo, there is a substantial roof gable which was the upper portion of a combination dock and warehouse operated on McGregor Creek in conjunction with the New ...