Captain Ted Brown with the traditional top hat (centre), flanked by Goderich Administrator Larry McCabe and Director of Operations Chip Wilson. (photo submitted) The first ship of the season has docked in the Goderich Port.
The Robert S. Pierson arrived at 9:30pm Wednesday night.
Town of Goderich Administrator Larry McCabe and Director of Operations Chip Wilson boarded the vessel about two hours later to present Captain Ted Brown with the traditional top hat.
The presentation was on short notice, because the vessel was loaded overnight and left port Thursday morning.
It's heading to Detroit with a load of 16,000 metric tonnes of salt.
Environment Canada has announced another heat warning for Southwestern Ontario.
A major Canadian home improvement retailer has provided a Windsor-Essex addiction recovery facility with a generous donation.
The Ontario government has provided a boost to some 400 Royal Canadian Legions across the province.
Jude Bellingham scored a dramatic extra-time winner to send England into the World Cup semifinals with a 2-1 victory over Norway.
Unifor has announced a tentative deal with one of Detroit's "Big Three" automakers.
The Freedom Walk makes its final stops this weekend in Windsor and Amherstburg.
