Shovels went into the ground on Wednesday, signifying construction of the new L'Arche Stratford community hub at 426 Brittania St. is officially underway. This 15,000 sq. ft. fully accessible building will provide eight affordable, independent living suites, activity rooms and a community kitchen. L'Arche Stratford Executive Director Stephanie Calma told MyStratfordNow...

Stratford police are seeking public help after headstone plaques at Avondale Cemetery were stolen or damaged sometime after May 22. Police received calls about incidents at the Stratford cemetery between Monday and Wednesday of this week. Two of the stolen plaques are bronze in colour and 10 inches by 10 inches...

"There are things in it that we have indicated we can work with.” John Nater is the Conservative MP for Perth-Wellington and said he is optimistic the issues most affecting Canadians can be dealt with in a spirit of cooperation as the House of Commons sits for the next four...

Whether you lived through the Great Depression or find yourself navigating through modern day complexities, we are reminded that our outlook impacts all. Annie brought the spark on its opening night, the musical reminding an audience that youthful, fierce determination to find the good, supersedes a hard scrabble upbringing, even...

Those empties that may be sitting around the house or garage can go to a good cause this weekend. Rotaract Club of Stratford are hosting holding a bottle drive Saturday at 7 Orr Street from 9 a.m. until noon. Sarah Merkel said local club members will do all the work for...

The Festival City is ringing in Pride Month on Sunday with a Pride March and Pride Festival. The day begins at 1 p.m. at the Tom Patterson Theatre, where community members will gather to show their support and PRIDE by marching together. The route follows Lakeside Drive, along the Avon River,...