Themed village proposed for Port Glasgow

A major residential / commercial / resort complex is being proposed in Port Glasgow by Seaside Waterfronts Inc. The proposed development consists of approximately 35 ha (86 acres) of residential and approximately 3 ha (7.5 acres) of commercial use concentrated in Lot 6, Con XIV and extending into Lot 5, Con XIV.    It would contain a [...]

Businesses, Churches, Community Organizations

Please add missing business, churches, community organizations.
 We define the Wardsville area (both sides of the river from Woodgreen to Cashmere):

 Babcock Community Care Centre

Beattie Haven Inc.
Big Bend Conservation Authority
Big Flag Mini Storage, Newbury  (You can almost see our flag from Wardsville.)
Canada Post office.
Coyote Ridge Riding Centre
CPE Services Ltd.
Creative Designs by Cindy Jones Trudell
Communities in Bloom Committee
Dave’s Café
Ed’s Bait [...]

Off Road Biking in Skunks Misery

Fred Knight says….Frednuary 10, 2008 at 5:08 am Edit
I have found so much pleasure in Skunks Misery on all of my visits. The area is so peaceful and quiet and I love taking a nice relaxing ride through the area on my off road bike. I do not ride there because I want to destroy [...]

Wardsville is Invited to West Lorne for a sneak peak

West Lorne, Ontario — The Arts & Cookery Bank’s board of directors invites you to take a sneak peek inside the future site of The Bank, located at 242 Graham Road (the old Bank of Montreal), from 12 noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 7, 2008 and leave your fingerprints all over the building!
 
The [...]

Community Futures Development Corp of Middlesex County

Congratulations re: hosting London Free Press Shunpikers!
To promote Middlesex, this may be a project for the future: Take a Sunday and people going on a tour showing them all the hidden treasures from middlesex. Just a thought!!!!!!
When our kids were small we always did this tour and now that the kids are older and not at home mothers [...]

Earth Day at Wardsville Golf Club a Success

Wardsville is looking to the future and it may be green.  Forty people attended Wardsville’s Earth Day event April 22nd to hear Union Gas, the Municipality of Southwest Middlesex, and Richard Ashburn, a green energy expert, explain the current infrastructure and how it might evolve.
Janneke Newitt of Southwest Middlesex explained Wardsville’s sewage collection system, chosen [...]

Wine and Food tasting a hit!

This past weekend Lakeview Gardens in Eagle buzzed with activity as Beattie Haven Retirement Home held it’s First Annual Wine Tasting event.  Nestled among the flowers and exotic plants were stations for tasting wine and food. Six wineries offered generous samples. Harbour Estates Winery, Inniskillin, Pelee Island, Rush Creek, Smith & Wilson, and Sprucewood Shores Estates [...]

Rural Electricity Increases Coming

Rate increase is a big problem for everyone in rural areas. It takes more of our home budgets away. It also makes it harder to attract new business to the area. It is important to reduce the amount of energy we use in our lives. If you are unsure of how to start or how [...]

How should we brand Wardsville?

http://www.topretirements.com
 
 I just posted information into the Top retirements
web-site.  
We didn’t find it; the manager found the Your Wardsville blog and encouraged us to create a profile for Wardsville.
Anyone can register and then revise the information I put in.  It’s a wiki.  A collaborative web -site.  People can erase what someone else wrote and write in more [...]

Your Wardsville process moves along: Feb 7th report to newspapers

Wardsville.  one of the early coach stops in Ontario, is back on the  
map. A charming village, whose core has been decimated by fire and  
economic change, it is already attracting people who are looking for  
an undiscovered community.  Wardsville is an authentic place with  
lots of history, special landscape, and good people.
 
On February 7, [...]