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Crews clean up Glencairn Hall fire, most of home structure gone

While the front-facing part of the historic home is still intact, the rest of the home was lost in the blaze. Crews have dismantled some of the structure to make the site safe for investigators to work, as there was extensive structural damage and the risk of a collapse. Property records show the nearly three-acre Glencairn Hall was purchased for $6 million last October.

Elbows Up: Pushing back against Trump and MAGA

“I was ticked off by Trump’s 51st State baloney that I swiped this wording from a Greenland guy and had eight hats made for my family and friends,” says Jim Dandy of his new hat, a parody of the infamous “Make America Great Again” chapeau.

Willowbank graduates launch careers in heritage conservation across North America

“This year’s graduation celebrated not only the accomplishments and exceptional promise of the class of 2025, but also Willowbank’s role at the vanguard of the heritage field,” said Tatum Taylor-Chaubal, faculty member at Willowbank and senior heritage planner at the City of Toronto. “It was a reminder that the ideas and skills our program cultivates will go on to support paces far beyond our beloved campus.”

Flu cases on the rise in Niagara

Niagara Health hospitals are seeing an alarming spike in flu cases, with a growing number of patients requiring hospitalization — including several in intensive care. “I want to urge people to take flu

Editorial: Stop trying to hide public information

“It’s not up to politicians to police people’s thoughts or actions. It’s people’s right to view these documents, whether they are planning experts or not. Public documents are public documents and should be easily and readily available,” writes editor-in-chief Richard Harley.

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