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Partnering labs play important role in region's healthcare

Partnering labs play important role in region's healthcare

Six partnering healthcare organizations include 16 rural hospital sites
TRILLIUM TALK: The rise of private-pay health clinics

TRILLIUM TALK: The rise of private-pay health clinics

Every Sunday morning, one of our legislative reporters from The Trillium provides an inside look at the week that was in Ontario politics — and the week ahead
Meet Ercole Guidi, Stratford's marathon king

Meet Ercole Guidi, Stratford's marathon king

Ercole Guidi, 75, just completed in his fourth Boston Marathon and 18th marathon overall
Good morning, Stratford!

Good morning, Stratford!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
ICYMI: 'Something Rotten!' kicks off Stratford’s 2024 Season

ICYMI: 'Something Rotten!' kicks off Stratford’s 2024 Season

The story follows the Bottom brothers, two struggling playwrights in Renaissance London, who need to make a hit
ICYMI: Stratford mourns loss of Kate, one of the city's mute swans

ICYMI: Stratford mourns loss of Kate, one of the city's mute swans

Quin Malott, parks, forestry, and cemetery manager for the city, confirmed that the swan was killed at night, most likely by a coyote or fox
POLL: Parents more tolerant of phone use in schools

POLL: Parents more tolerant of phone use in schools

How should schools address phone use? In an online poll this week, half thought phones should be totally banned from school, about half thought phone use was fine during breaks, and almost nobody thought it shouldn't be regulated at all
Council to weigh-in on vision for Grand Trunk site

Council to weigh-in on vision for Grand Trunk site

After Stratford city council provides input on the draft vision and guiding principles developed by the ad hoc committee, they will be taken to the wider public for input
Good morning, Stratford!

Good morning, Stratford!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
INSIDE THE VILLAGE: Is our justice system broken? We ask a judge

INSIDE THE VILLAGE: Is our justice system broken? We ask a judge

This week on the podcast: Norm Douglas spent his career in court, first as an Ontario prosecutor, then a judge. Now retired, he's written a compelling book that pulls back the curtain on criminal justice