News
Faceless, but not forgotten
The issue of missing and murdered aboriginal women is more than a sad headline topic for Elizabeth Geissler and Jennifer Brown. “We lost our grandmother […]
Month: September 2015
News
Man attacked by dogs near Mountain
MOUNTAIN – The search is on for a couple dogs after a man was attacked near here last week. SD&G O.P.P. were called Thursday afternoon […]
News
‘Cancer is so limited’
In the battle against cancer, it’s quality over quantity. While the number of participants in Brockville’s Terry Fox Run was down from the previous year, […]
Opinion
LTE: Media coverage of debates must be abolished
After the recent Globe Leaders’ Debate, I asked a friend if they had watched it. Their answer was ‘’No, I am going to read the […]
News
Bow Wow! Disc Dogs delight during Woof ‘N Wash
BROCKVILLE – From canines to coupes, residents from the Brockville-area were getting their vehicles and dogs lathered up for the cause. The fourth annual Woof […]
News
Leaky Morrisburg medical clinic will get roof patch this year
SOUTH DUNDAS – Facing complaints of leaks at the St. Lawrence Medical Clinic in Morrisburg, the municipality will do a short-term patch of the roof […]
News
Stake in Rideau St. Lawrence generates $1M for South Dundas
MORRISBURG – There’s just over a million dollars in the bank South Dundas could use for infrastructure upgrades – profits from its stake in Rideau […]
News
United front shown
With the federal election just over a month away, local voters attended the community room at the 1000 Islands Mall for Brockville’s first “all-candidates” meeting, […]
News
Changes on tap to Brockville water rates
A water rate reform package, under which a majority of Brockville water users would see their bills rise slightly, is now off to city council […]
Gananoque Reporter
Councillors caught between a dock and a hard place
IVY LEA – A showdown between township council and a prominent businessman who built a massive dock here that municipal lawyers contend is illegal has been delayed […]