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Police Seek Public’s Help In 9-Year-Old Case Of A Missing Man

The OPP is offering a $50,000 reward to anyone who comes forward with information to help solve the nine-year-old case of a missing man. 65-year-old Calvin Vanness went missing from...

Citizens Against ED-19 Gain Legal Representation in Anticipation For Long Fight

The group opposed to selling or developing the dump site in Spencerville on Byers Road has taken their fight to the next level. Citizens Against the ED-19 Dump announced they...

Financial Literacy Course To Be Tested On Grade 10 Students

High school students in Ontario will soon start making sense of dollars thanks to a new financial literacy curriculum. The province has decided to implement a pilot program to introduce...

Water Inspection Scam Hitting Brockville

With March being fraud prevention month, the Brockville Police are letting the public know about a water inspection scam in the area. Police say they have received a number of...

Maynard And Benson Public Schools Set To Close

Despite pleas from two trustees, the Upper Canada District School Board has voted to close both Maynard and Benson Public Schools. Benson will close this coming September. Regional Trustee Lisa...

MPP Steve Clark Stands Up For Athens Store Priced Out Of Business

One business in Leeds and Grenville has been forced to close their doors due to high hydro rates, and Leeds-Grenville MPP Steve Clark will not let Ontario's Premier off...

Brockville Student Wins Ontario Junior Citizen Award

12-year-old Corbin Evans of Brockville has been awarded the Ontario Junior Citizen Award. The grade six student at Vanier Public School was in Toronto on Monday to receive his recognition...

Brown: Federal Budget No Help To Leeds And Grenville

Leeds-Grenville MP Gord Brown says more taxes are coming but that's about it for Leeds and Grenville in this year's federal budget. The Liberals unveiled the 2017 budget yesterday afternoon....

For Vote From UCDSB On School Closures Tonight

The fate of 12 schools in the Upper Canada District School Board will be decided tonight. Trustees will be having...

South Dundas Crash Kills One Man

A collision in South Dundas has claimed the life of one man. The OPP reports a car and a transport...

UPDATE: Amber Alert For 4-Year-Old Quebec Boy Ended

A 4-year-old boy from Quebec has been found safe in the Ottawa area after an Amber Alert was issued...

Golf Tournament Aims To Better Community’s Youth

The Golf Initiative For Tomorrow tournament is hoping to teach youth in the area about life, and a little...

Community, Special Events And Tourism Grants Remain Status Quo From 2016

Committee of the Whole has decided not to accept any new funding requests for this year's community and special...

BGH Seeks Funding Help From City Of Brockville

Brockville General Hospital is planning a major redevelopment, and is asking for funding help from the City of Brockville. BGH...

Distracted Driving Deaths Tripled From This Time Last Year

A total of 11 people have died from distracted driving in Ontario already this year, compared to four last...

Town Not Happy About Flyers Heading North

After news of the sale of the Prescott Flyers franchise came late last week, public reaction has been unsurprisingly...
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KDH CEO says investigation into what led to code grey underway

The Chief Executive Officer of the Kemptville District Hospital says if there's a silver lining to the code grey called earlier it's week it's that they will be better prepared next time

Edwardsburgh Cardinal looking for applicants for boards and committees

Edwardsburgh Cardinal residents are getting a chance to have a direct say on their community

Burritt’s Rapids Tip-To-Tip Trail to close temporarily for maintenance

The Burritt's Rapids Tip-To-Tip Trail is set to close for a few weeks

Normal operations resume at Kemptville District Hospital

Normal operations have resumed at Kemptville District Hospital

More than 9,800 charges laid by OPP over the Thanksgiving long weekend

OPP says more than 9,800 charges were laid over the Thanksgiving long weekend across the province
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