Local Indigenous artists’ banners bring Truth and Reconciliation stories to downtown Wallaceburg

The Downtown Wallaceburg BIA has introduced a new series of street banners on James Street created by local Indigenous artists, following a call issued on social media earlier this year. Coordinator Brandy...

TBT: Detroit Tigers clinch division title at Comerica Park, 2014

This story and photos ran in the Sydenham Current in September of 2014: With a thrilling 3-0 win over the Minnesota Twins in their final regular season game, the Tigers...

Chatham library to host Renewed Canadian Welcome book tour stop

The Chatham Public Library will host a stop on the Renewed Canadian Welcome Book Tour on Tuesday, September 15, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The event will feature book contributor...

TBT: Detroit Tigers clinch division title at Comerica Park, 2014

This story and photos ran in the Sydenham Current in September of 2014: With a thrilling 3-0 win over the Minnesota Twins in their final regular season game, the Tigers clinched the...

Wallaceburg Wolves to face off against Select Finishing in season finale

Community Living Wallaceburg's Wallaceburg Wolves will take on a team from Select Finishing at Kinsmen Park on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, in a season-ending...

Wallaceburg Tartans release 2026-2027 fall sports tryout schedule

Wallaceburg District Secondary School has released its tryout schedule for fall sports ahead of the 2026-2027 school year. Tryouts begin Tuesday, September 8, the first...

London, Ontario’s Rose Cora Perry of The Truth Untold graces the cover of the latest issue. Perry is the creator of Warrior Women, a six-city concert series focused on empowerment, featuring 24 bands, six guest speakers and 21 businesses while raising funds for Yellow Brick House, which supports women and children escaping domestic violence. The Warrior Women tour stops in Niagara Falls (Sept. 4), Windsor (Sept. 19), London (Sept. 26), Toronto (Oct. 3), Hamilton (Oct. 16) and Sarnia (Oct. 23), with each event designed to celebrate women’s voices and foster community connections. SWOMP’s interview with Perry is the featured cover story, while the Warrior Women theme continues throughout the issue. In addition to being available at each stop on the Warrior Women concert series, SWOMP Magazine Issue Two is available exclusively through LuvLoval.

Dog found in Wallaceburg

This female dog was found on Elgin Street in Wallaceburg if she is yours, please message Megan here.

Dog found in Wallaceburg

Female stray found at the Shiloh Trailer Park in Wallaceburg. Please contact PAWR 226-996-9969

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