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Two Central Huron projects received three separate awards at the President’s Dinner by the Economic Developers Council of Ontario (EDCO) at their 65 th Annual…

Brockville councillors say the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) is an unnecessary drag on development and should be dissolved, though an alternative to it should be…

/PRNewswire/ -- Industry analyst firm, CIR, has issued its latest Co-packaged optics market report. The firm states that by 2027 the market for Co-packaged...

Brockville councillors say the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) is an unnecessary drag on development and should be dissolved, though an alternative to it should be…

Christmas trees have been spotted abandoned on streets in Cornwall after a planned service to collect them was hit by staff being off sick with…

A planned garden village with up to 3,550 homes, new schools, open space and workspace has been given planning permission.

Longford GAA Chairperson Albert Cooney, in his address to the annual Convention which was conducted via zoom on Thursday night last, stated that “it was a...

As part of the new era of football in Australia, R/GA in collaboration with the A-Leagues has launched it’s Here Come the Future brand platform and anthem to kick off the 2021/22 A-Leagues’ season.

Article content Brockville council’s economic development, recreation and tourism committee is recommending the full council direct staff to maintain Brockville’s spot in the 2022 tall ships event, despite the prospect of fewer ships and a drop in revenue, both resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Councillors urge Tall Ships Festival return Back to video “The risk of not hosting it and losing the opportunity ...

Derek Frehill had assumed that last year was going to be his final term in charge of the Longford senior hurlers. The year didn’t go too much to plan with...