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Bodies found in Mallorytown home
MALLORYTOWN – Police are investigating after the bodies of three individuals, all believed to be related, were found in a Mallorytown area home Friday. The […]
Month: October 2019
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Inquest called into 2017 Morrisburg O.P.P. station shooting
MORRISBURG – The regional coroner has called for an inquest into the 2017 death of Babak Saidi. The 43-year-old Iroquois man was shot to death […]
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Service awards for South Dundas firefighters
MORRISBURG – Some South Dundas firefighters have been recognized for their lengthy service to the municipal fire department. The members were singled out during the […]
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Iron ore ship runs aground near Cardinal; salvage plan underway
MASSENA, N.Y. – It will be a day or two before a ship, filled with iron ore destined for Quebec City, is freed after running […]
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Students head to class Monday: CUPE, Ontario reach tentative deal
TORONTO – Students at the region’s English Public and English Catholic school boards will be heading to class as usual on Monday. The Ontario government […]
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Police cruiser hit at Delta RIDE check
DELTA – It was a scary situation for a Leeds County O.P.P. officer early Saturday morning after his parked cruiser was hit from behind at […]
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Aquatarium otter dies during surgery
BROCKVILLE – Days before the Aquatarium at Tall Ships Landing unveils a new exhibit, the attraction has been dealt a blow. Ivy, a river otter […]
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UCDSB schools will close if CUPE strikes Monday
Editor’s note: This story has been updated at 12:07 a.m. Friday to show UCDSB has made its decision to close schools in the event of […]
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English Catholic schools will close if CUPE strikes Monday
KEMPTVILLE – The Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario says it will be forced to close school if support staff go on strike Monday. […]
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Education minister determined to get CUPE deal
TORONTO – Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce says he’s prepared to meet – as early as today – with CUPE to get a deal for […]