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Childrens services was at familys home day before childs death

A woman who stole at least $130,000 from her Brantford employer over several years didn’t get the break she was hoping for at sentencing because the judge felt…

Continental's technology could be launched with a year of vehicle-to-infrastructure standards being released

Article content Justice Robert Gee told Andris Hernandez, 29, that he would be back in court, sitting in the same spot, unless he dealt with his addictions. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. “You have to be the one who does it,” said Gee. “We see this every day and the next thing you know … you’ll look back and you’ll have been on probation and in and out of jail. It will wear you down. You’ll be 40 but look and feel like somebody 65 or ...

Ross Ramsey takes a closer look at what the Texas Legislature did -- and did not do -- as a result of the February winter storm and power outage

A Brantford man arrested a half-dozen times in the first half of 2020 was sentenced to about 13 months of time he had already spent in jail.

The barber shop said business was slow when they opened back up last May, but now they're seeing business grow.

Seven offences committed over 15 months netted a Brantford woman an 11-month jail sentence when she appeared in Ontario Court recently.

Article content An Ohsweken man who, earlier assured an Ontario Court judge he had changed his life, recently pleaded guilty to nine offences Wade Everett Simon, 37, of Fourth Line Road, was sentenced in December 2019 for stealing lottery tickets from a variety store while armed with a machete, and helping to steal four laptop computers from a Brantford business. The judge gave him a sentence of time served of about 13 months and ordered him to repay $1,697. We apologize, but this video has fai...

Author of the article: Susan Gamble Publishing date: Apr 09, 2021  •  1 day ago  •  2 minute read  •  Article content There were 52 members of the Brant OPP on last year’s so-called Sunshine List – almost the same number as four years ago. Topping the list was Insp. Lisa Anderson, Brant OPP commander, who earned $175,926, followed by unit commander Angela Ferguson, who made $147,658. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. No salary spi...