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In late July, some of Canada’s most striking, young indigenous women will gather in Brantford, Ont., for the second Miss Indigenous Canada competition. It’s a contest that goes well beyond beauty, with many contestants using the platform to put their causes in the spotlight.

Various frozen waffle products sold in Canada and the U.S. have been recalled after testing revealed possible listeria bacteria contamination at a manufacturing facility in Brantford, Ont.

Dr. Iris Gorfinkel is here to unpack the week’s biggest health headlines. We dive into the deadly rabies case in Brantford Ontario and what we know so far. We also explore why the government isn’t offering the Novavax COVID vaccine and look at what’s driving low vaccination rates. Plus, find out why more Canadians are...

The Conservative campaign made a brief stop in Brantford, Ont. today where Erin O’Toole promised to boost health care funding if elected, pledging $60 billion over the next decade with a big focus on mental health services. The Conservatives seem to be crossing over into typical NDP territory. In recent days O’Toole has been making...

Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say a pair of drivers avoided a potential “catastrophic” head-on crash just south of Brantford, Ont. on Cockshutt Road near Oakland Road Monday afternoon. Dashcam video shows a sedan mis-timing an attempt to pass a tractor-trailer.

An inquest has been called into the death of a teen while attending a residential school for the blind in Brantford, Ontario. Miranda Anthistle has more.

Wed, Jan 6: A Brantford, Ontario man who loves Wayne Gretzky memorabilia was heartbroken after someone broke into his home and stole his cherished collection. But when word got out about the theft, a hometown hero came to his rescue. Jennifer Tryon has the story.

Brantford, Ont. native David Hearn shot a 2-over 74 to begin play at the 2016 RBC Canadian Open on Thursday.

Nearly 5,000 Brantford residents had to arrange for temporary shelter as an evacuation order continued Wednesday night due to major flooding along the Grand River. Kamil Karamali has reaction from evacuees.

Peterborough mayor and county warden receive seasonal vaccinations; Queen’s Park protest planned for Kawartha Lakes raccoon rescue facility; Peterborough Petes return to the ice tonight facing the Brantford Bulldogs; Skytracker weather. Tricia Mason has the details.

Witnesses reportedly told police that three armed suspects had broken into the Sarah Street home and later fled on foot.

Mon, Feb 6: A Brantford, Ont. hydro customer faced disconnection after missing a single payment even though he offered to pay most of it. As Sean O’Shea reports, the threat is now the subject of an investigation by the Ontario Energy Board, which regulates the industry.

Jamie Stephens president of What The Fest (WTFest), a two-day rock festival in Brantford’s Lions Park featuring the Sheepdogs and USS, is offering free tickets to his event for those who bought tickets to the ill-fated show in Clearview Township.

Caramount Pictures in Brantford is receiving public backlash online after several same-sex couples claim it refused to film their weddings because they “don’t film homosexual weddings.” Kamil Karamali reports.

Wed, Feb 21: About 4,900 people were asked to evacuate their homes on Wednesday in Brantford as water poured over the banks of the Grand River. Mark Carcasole reports.

Thu, Feb 22: Overland flood insurance is expensive and sometimes not available in areas near large bodies of water. Mark Carcasole reports.

A 76-year-old Brampton pilot and his wife are dead after an early morning plane crash in Brantford. Now the Transportation Safety Board of Canada is investigating the cause. Jamie Mauracher reports.

Survivors of a former residential school in Brantford returned to the site Wednesday to demand justice and accountability. Morganne Campbell has more from survivors and their calls for a criminal investigation.

Jim Dinsmore was told everything was fine, but then Brantford Power threatened to shut off his hydro and now the Ontario Energy Board is investigating.

100.5 Fresh Radio hosts Pete Dalliday and Dani Guppy have a roundup of your local sports news. On the agenda today: the Peterborough Petes face the Brantford Bulldogs with a Teddy Bear Toss game tonight; Owen Beck is heading to the tryouts for the 2024 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship; Petes donate blood; Peterborough’s own...