Inspire

With a new record under her belt, Amiera Black is heading to the 11th World Down Syndrome Swimming Championships in Antalya, Turkey

Brooklynn Lange and Emma Johnston-Matheson organized a memorial tournament in honour of Johnston-Matheson's late-mother, a prolific coach with a giving legacy

Eco-club founder Sammie Orr is one of 20 students Canada-wide recognized for leadership and perseverance

Extra, extra, read all about it: Izzy Martchenko, 6, is nearing her $5,000 goal, raising money for the MS-Read-a-Thon

The Stratford-based registered Canadian charity was founded by retired teacher Linda Willis and Carol Hamilton, a nurse consultant and minister, after they visited the African country of Malawi and were impacted by the realities of life, particularly for females

Nathan Bean's article in Ontario Farmer shows how youth are interested in their future and the future of the agriculture industry

The Horst family volunteered their time for three weeks in Romania and Ukraine this summer. A bake sale on Saturday at Anchor of Hope Church in Stratford will raise money for a mobile medical clinic in Ukraine

Makayla “Ma-Kill-Ya” Soper and Jennifer "Raspoutine" Zammit, of Stratford, are part of Canada's entry at the Junior Roller Derby World Cup coming up this summer

Sammie Orr and Thomas Sheldon led the Eco Club of Stratford and District Secondary School on a rally at city hall. The Grade 12 students are trying to make sure that youth hold all levels of government accountable when it comes to climate change

Amiera Black, 16, won four silver and four bronze medals at the World Down Syndrome Swimming and Artistic Championships in Portugal, setting many personal bests in her categories, along with three regional records