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In recent months, public discussion about artificial intelligence has increasingly been shaped by warnings of catastrophe.
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How sneaky are you?
Local newspapers chronicles a busy week of live music, comedy, dancing and community entertainment at McDonald’s Music Hall
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In our world of electronic and digital communications, one wonders what evidence of our day-to-day lives will exist for our descendants in the next...
Looking back at the Amish and Mennonite communities whose faith, traditions and meeting places helped shape the region’s early history
We, as women, need to appreciate and embrace the rewards of old age. Gone are the pressures of daily life with which we are faced since birth.
Ever watch a ‘falling star’? Most of this material is just microscopic dust. However, sometimes, the rocks are much larger.
The free, self-guided tour returns Sept. 26 and 27 with painters, printmakers, ceramicists and metalworkers taking part
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What’s small, fits in your pocket, and opens the door to entertainment, information, learning and creative possibilities – all for free? A library...
There are certain times of year when you can feel Sarnia-Lambton coming together. This is one of those times.
Starting a new job in a new country can be exciting, but it can also come with unique challenges. Recognizing that those first few weeks can make all...
Chatham-Kent Heritage Network will unveil final four plaques in next month, bringing the total to 30 that celebrate various communities.
Donations of coats, hats, mitts, scarves and socks are being collected through Oct. 2 ahead of distribution days later this month
This Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the day everything changed.
We expect science to be exact, yet weather forecasting often feels like a game of chance. The truth is that predicting the weather is arguably one of...
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Those shiny new garbage carts have started to arrive in time for Norfolk County’s revised waste collection program which is set to begin later this...
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This week, just in time for another school year to begin, I am once again dipping into The Rural Schools of Tilbury East Township.
I remember vividly the look on so many faces when I repeatedly asked, “Why?”: DeJonghe
Warm up your library card! An exciting selection of bestselling fiction and nonfiction titles is coming to the library this fall, offering something...
As the final residents prepare to move in, YWCA St. Thomas-Elgin looks ahead to its next affordable housing proposal on Hiawatha Street.
There was a time when the computer programmer was a modern mystic.
Fingers crossed, I should be back to accurate vision by the end of the month.
Almost every driver knows the sudden, bone-rattling shock of hitting a hidden pothole.
The two party leaders both arrived in Perth County on the same day during the 1926 federal election campaign
The issue isn’t whether police deserve support, but whether Woodstonians are getting transparency, accountability and value for what they pay
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In our world of electronic communication, one wonders what evidence of daily life will remain for future generations. Modern technology keeps us...
According to artificial intelligence today, 59 per cent of Canadians are trying or wanting to lose weight.
A half-century ago, people were reluctant to go in the water after seeing the movie Jaws. These days, there is a reluctance to enter the woods for...
Letter writer Robert Verdun warns city officials that Stratford's lawsuit could have negative consequences
I have never met anyone who does not enjoy local foods.
The last decade or two has seen a surge in realizing the value of native plants.
If you travel around Ontario, then you probably know that many towns and cities have a Victoria Park. Did you know Chatham also had one?
Voter turnout is likely to be one of the best in recent years when Norfolk County residents elect their new municipal council on Oct. 26.
Community support and years of determination helped the band earn third place in a closely contested provincial competition
Science fiction has promised us robotic companions for decades, but only recently has that promise moved from the silver screen to the factory floor.
Community support could be key in obtaining a crucial federal grant
Whether you’re planning a complete home makeover or simply refreshing a single room, the Brantford Public Library has a wealth of print and digital...
In our world of electronic communication, one wonders what evidence of daily life will remain for future generations. Modern technology keeps us...
A while back, I was out in the backyard, hanging out laundry, early on a Saturday morning, when I noticed a white blob, about the size of a baseball,...