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The Lakeland Mall transformed into a festive haven on November 28 and 29, hosting the much-anticipated Hallway of Handicrafts. The bustling corridor resembled Santa’s workshop, brimming with holiday spirit and countless treasures crafted with love. Every table was a feast for the eyes, showcasing a dazzling array of handmade goods. Shoppers delighted in baked treats, crocheted stuffies, exquisite chocolates, delicate jewelry, intricate quilting, cozy knits, and even whimsical

Kevin Roland from the Legion, presented students and staff at Innisfree Delnorte School their $200 cheque towards food for students. Photo submitted On November 25, members of the Royal Canadian Legion visited several local and area schools to present cheques in support of their hot lunch programs. Each year the Legion donates funds to Vermilion Elementary School, J.R. Robson School, St. Jerome’s Catholic School, Mannville School, and Innisfree Delnorte School, with the cont

The Vermilion Chamber of Commerce ushered in the holiday season with a heart-warming Christmas Parade, while businesses and organizations held night activities along Main Street on November 28. The event, which featured vibrant floats, traditional favourites foods, and a visit from Santa Claus, drew a substantial crowd, creating a festive atmosphere for all. Businesses also offered Black Friday sales for those who were looking to do some Christmas shopping. The Vermilion Cham

Greg reading from one of the personalized photobooks that he wrote. Photos Sonya Lee From November 15 to December 15, something unusual has fluttered into the Vermilion Public Library. Between the rows of books and the warm hush of winter air, tiny wings glimmered on the walls, mushrooms glowed softly, and children paused mid-step as though some unseen fairy might dart past at any moment. This month-long spell has been cast by local photographic artist Greg Haslehurst, whose