Midland News

Official recognition began after First World War as white trillium was chosen to be planted on graves of Canadian soldiers, but there's lots to learn about this perennial

You might need binoculars to see the previous home sale records because they're so far away from today's market stats

Plumes of heavy black smoke could be seen across Midland harbour

BFN has opened a second voting location on the mainland due to COVID-19

There are three new local cases

Program to be available provincewide by 2022

The project will allow researchers to study how the pandemic has impacted physical activity, behaviour and mental health in university students

Region's medical officer of health hopeful for some outdoor social gathering this summer 'if we're fortunate'

'It's obvious that someone has tried to pull them out and by bending back and forth have broken them,' Victor Minas says, adding a contractor will remove them ASAP

Over the years, his guests included a Mexican president, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, and the entire cast of Bonanza