Tuesday Jul 22 | The Daily Star
On The Bright Side: Oneonta writers have 2 films picked up
It's not Oscar season, but two Oneonta writers are eager to thank local folks who helped them become scriptwriters whose work is headed for the silver screen.
Ontario PC leader visits Windsor-Essex County
Ontario Progressive Conservative leader John Tory was in Windsor-Essex County last week as part of a swing through southwestern Ontario and met with party leaders locally as well as those concerned about the ...
It all started with bottles opens tomorrow
Historian George Chipman's private collection of all things Welland comes alive in the museum's newest exhibit "It all started with bottles." The exhibit opens tomorrow and runs until the end of the year.
Fri Jul 4, 2008 2:14 PM EDT -A process operator shows a handful of corn at the GreenField Ethanol plant in Chatham, Ontario, April 10, 2008 .
Amid sweeping change, a pivotal anniversary goes unremarked
When Ontario Attorney General Chris Bentley unveiled sweeping changes to the Human Rights Commission last week, he spoke forcefully about the crucial role of those rights, how the province had long been a ...
Ethanol policies called 'misguided'
Canadian governments are pursuing "misguided" policies in promoting ethanol production as a way of reducing greenhouse gases, says a report from an influential think tank.
Edmonton to be Site of World's First Industrial Scale Municipal Waste-to-Ethanol Facility
June 26, 2008: Edmonton will be home to the world's first industrial scale facility to produce biofuels from municipal solid waste.
Chrysler founder had Chatham-Kent roots
Outside of James Couzens and William Gray, few of the early automotive pioneers enjoyed a Chatham connection.
The Refugee: Narratives of Fugitive Slaves in Canada
At the time the population of Canada West was just short of a million and about 30,000 black people lived in the colony, most of whom were escaped slaves from south of the border.
City gearing up to celebrate Canada Day
A3 Miramichi's two business districts and other city organization have lined up several activities from Friday to Tuesday and establishments throughout the city have decorated their storefronts to help people ...
Council okays traffic plan for St. Clair St.
Chatham-Kent council has taken the first steps toward creating a traffic plan for an area of north Chatham that includes St.
DEKALB, Ill. - John C. Roberts, 87, of DeKalb, Ill., passed away Friday, June 20, 2008, at his home.
GreenField Ethanol Chatham plant to host full-scale demonstration of...
GreenField Ethanol Inc., Canada's largest ethanol producer, today announced that its Chatham, Ontario ethanol facility has been chosen to implement Vaperma Inc.'s newest innovative technology; Siftek polymeric ...
Ethanol plant doubles production
Southwestern Ontario has become the ethanol capital of Canada, as Suncor announced plans yesterday to double its existing ethanol production at a Sarnia-area facility.
Drivers filling up for the May long weekend face fuel prices scraping up against their all-time highs, and some will pay for more gas than they actually put in their tanks.
Possible tornado spotted over southern Ontario
Environment Canada has issued a tornado warning for London, Parkhill, Strathroy, Komoka and Eastern and Western Middlesex counties in southern Ontario.
Her homeroom was P1, a portable classroom across the hall from two friendly teachers who had a long history with the school.
YMCA wants Tweedsmuir St. site but hints it could look elsewhere
A southside Chatham location is the preferable site for the new Chatham-Kent Family YMCA, but project manager Mike Walters says the YMCA won't wait long for council to decide on the Kinsmen Auditorium's future.
I work hard and my customers say they love me, but I can't seem to get ahead. What is the secret to becoming successful? - GJ in Norfolk, VA A: GJ, first of all, there is no secret.
GreenField Ethanol applauds passage of federal biofuels bill
GreenField Ethanol, Canada's largest ethanol producer, applauded the passage of biofuels Bill C-33 today in the House of Commons - the next step toward a federal Renewable Fuel Standard for transportation ...