Lights On Stratford will feature art installations made by fourth-year University of Waterloo students.

Stratford Walking Tours, in collaboration with C.O.R.E. Nature Experiences, presents the “Spread Your Wings” tour where families can enjoy a family-friendly, bird-timed outing.

On Aug. 1, 2024, Stratford faced a rare and violent crisis as Stratford police received multiple 911 calls reporting gunshot victims and an active shooter on Bradshaw Drive in the city’s north end. Within minutes, six Stratford police officers arrived at the scene.

Optimism Place continues to promote its Not Ok. campaign, which raises awareness that intimate partner violence (IPV) is a widespread issue, both nationally and in local communities.

The Stratford Irish lost for the third time in four games, falling 5-3 to the Strathroy Jets at the William Allman Memorial Arena on Dec. 13.

In the dark of winter, a bright light shines through when the Stratford Winter Film Festival (SWFF) returns with its third annual event. Beginning Jan. 30 and spread over two weekends, co-founders Leslie Marsh, Craig Sangster and Bruce MacInnis are thrilled to bring the third edition to the Stratford City Hall auditorium.