“Open up a whole new world of discovery for kids” By Shelly Wiebe Birds Canada, formerly known as Bird Studies Canada, hosted their longest running Citizen Science Project, the Christmas Bird Count for Kids, on Saturday, Dec. the 7th…
Langton Santa Claus Parade brings Christmas spirit to everyone
By Shelly Wiebe Albert DeWaele, a member of the Langton Lions Club, tells the Good News that the Langton Santa Claus Parade has been a tradition for at least four decades and that through rain, sleet, snow and…
Adam Shoalts’ travels from Norfolk to Nunavut
By Jessica Tulpin Canadian author Adam Shoalts arrived home to Norfolk from a six-week Arctic expedition in time to release his third book ‘Beyond the Trees’ which hit bookstores this fall. The story recounts his 4000 km journey by…
Shop the Shore starts Christmas shopping season for local stores
By Chris VandenBussche We did it again! Another busy and successful Shop the Shore 2019 was had by all. Despite the unseasonably cold weather (much like last year) every shop owner the Good News spoke to mentioned the…
Chef Stan’s Saloon scheduled to open in December
By Chris Vanden Bussche This past July, the Good News featured a story about Chef Stan and his food trailer finding a home at the Port Rowan Legion. Well, he’s done it again. After a successful summer of rave reviews…
Duck season underway
History of Lee Brown Waterfowl Management Unit By Shelly Wiebe Almost an entire square mile that includes 550 acres of marsh and 150 acres of upland, the Lee Brown Waterfowl Management Unit was established in the mid-1970s when Lee donated…