Russian ‘Dairy Rally’ checks out agriculture in City of Kawartha Lakes
Members of the Russian agricultural and diary industries are driving around Ontario looking at best practises. Continue reading
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Rich Coleman sticking with provincial politics, won’t run to be Surrey mayor
Political heavyweight Rich Coleman has decided to abandon a potential bid to be the next mayor of Surrey. Continue reading
Family remembering two ‘great’ young men who drowned in Lake of the Woods
The two men who drowned in Lake of the Woods on Thursday are being remembered for their helpful spirits. Continue reading
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New Brunswick man launches made from scratch miniature tugboat
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Rick Horton named his homemade tugboat “Reaven” after his three grandchildren, Reegan, Ava and Owen Continue reading
Haligonians gather to protest family separations in the United States
The rally aimed to condemn the policies of family separation and “zero tolerance” immigration, both of which have been adopted by the administration of United States President Donald Trump. Continue reading
100-year-old picture of Belleville settler family received at food bank returned
The picture features Daniel Foster, the son of Shubael Foster, one of the early settlers in the Belleville area. Continue reading
‘We want him home’: Family of Brockville man missing since Jan. 28 still searching
The family of Josh Hawkins, who has been missing for almost six months, is still looking for him. Continue reading
Good vibes only: ‘Grown-ups’ camp for a good cause near Lake Scugog
Dozens of adults had the chance to run, swim and act like kids again, but it wasn’t just to feel nostalgic. Continue reading
Brockville Police release heartfelt video of family looking for missing person
The family of a man missing since Jan. 28 took to social media to plead emotionally for his return. Continue reading
More off-leash dog parks needed in select Edmonton neighbourhoods: researchers
Dog owners living in neighbourhoods outside of Edmonton’s core could benefit from more off-leash spaces for dogs, according to the findings of a pair of student researchers at the University of Alberta. Continue reading
