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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 […]
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‘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, […]
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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, […]
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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 […]
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Brockville’s Royal Brock sold
The end of an era is coming to one of Brockville’s signature landmarks. The Quality Hotel Royal Brock, which opened in 1963 as the Skyline […]
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Brockville levy hike starts at 3%
Brockville residents face a tax levy increase of just over three per cent at the outset of the city’s 2016 budget process. Read more about […]
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Chamber of commerce announces new director
The local chamber of commerce has a new top administrator. Find out who it is here.
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Brockville ‘duped’ taxpayers: Group
North-end residents made decisions based on a Brockville official plan, only to find that plan yanked away and changed to their detriment, a citizens’ group […]
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Brockville steps up to help
The call went out and Brockville responded. Some 30 people showed up Tuesday morning for an impromptu roundtable meeting called by Mayor David Henderson, aimed […]
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Economic development ‘refresh’ OK’d
Getting local industries to buy their materials locally, further developing Brockville’s tourism offerings and enticing “lone eagles” to land here are now among the city’s […]