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Wheels contributed to Brockville-area train derailment: TSB
BROCKVILLE – The Transportation Safety Board has concluded that the poor performance of a set of train wheels caused a derailment near Brockville in July […]
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Brockville’s future accessibility challenges
Brockville is well ahead of the curve when it comes to providing access for people with disabilities, city officials say. The challenge, however, remains the […]
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Andress Brockville’s top young professional
It is possible for a young entrepreneur to make it in Brockville. Just ask this year’s Young Professionals Award winner. Read more about the award […]
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No date yet for Aquatarium opening
Mum’s still the word. The long-awaited and anticipated opening of what’s deemed Brockville’s “signature tourism attraction” remains just around the corner. Read more about the […]
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Welcome to town Patrick Brown
Brockville was introduced to Patrick Brown on Saturday, giving people in the area their first chance to meet the new leader of the Progressive Conservative […]
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Refugee families ID’d
Less than a month after Brockvillians got together to respond to the Middle East refugee crisis, some results may be within reach. Read the latest […]
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Dean Rusland located
BROCKVILLE – A city man, missing for over two weeks, has been found safe and sound. With tips from the public and help from neighbouring […]
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College finds city doctor engaged in sex abuse
A Brockville doctor specializing in internal medicine “engaged in sexual abuse and disgraceful, dishonourable or unprofessional conduct,” a disciplinary committee of the College of Physicians […]
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Will lot plan cause ‘dust-up’?
A planned gravel lot meant to store vehicles at a north-end car dealership might cause dust problems for neighbourhood residents, a report to Brockville’s planning […]
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Aquatarium staff moving in
Three new people are on board, and all of its staff are getting ready to move in, as the Aquatarium continues taking small steps toward […]