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May 16, 2023
The initiative brings many agencies together to help regional residents in recovery.
May 12, 2023
Horticultural therapy is the practice of using horticultural activities and ecosystems to promote a better sense of health and well-being.
April 20, 2023
Rose Run Valor and Yo Mister shared the Miami Valley spotlight on Wednesday, April 19, as the former won the $34,000 Open Handicap Trot and the latter won the championship leg of the $30,000 Dr. Dan Farwick Memorial Trotting Series.
March 9, 2022
A proposal to make a small stretch of Aberdeen Avenue a one-way street was soundly defeated at Brand...
December 30, 2021
While the historic International Harvester building is gone from Brandon’s skyline, bits and p...
December 7, 2021
With Belleville’s 2022 capital budget now set to factor in new development charges of $24,299 for each new home built in the city, local construction industry members say the city better be prepared to show in detail where the money is spent in future.
May 7, 2021
VICTORIA -- The saga of a Victoria cat that was reported stolen, and then simply missing, has come to a happy conclusion. Jacqueline Van Huizen says her black cat, named Penelope, is “safe and sound” back home Friday. “She was on our porch this morning,” Van Huizen told CTV News. “She had obviously been taken care of because she was not hungry or bedraggled.” Penelope’s tale began on April 30, when the cat was reported stolen from the 900-block of Caledonia Avenue. The ca...
January 12, 2021
Article content A 120 per cent increase in development charges on new homes in the city proposed last month has been pared down to an interim 10 per cent increase for one year to allow city staff work on a background study and new bylaw with likely higher charges in years to come to pay for city costs associated with growth. The background study may come as early as mid-2021 and would include higher development charges needed to offset the demand of building new infrastructure. We apologize, bu...
December 15, 2020
Article content Quinte Home Builders’ Association president John Van Huizen told city council Monday that a 120 per cent, one-time hike in municipal development charges starting Jan. 25 in the new year would devastate his industry as well as new homebuyers of newly-constructed single detached residences. In a deputation to council, Van Huizen balked at the proposal by the city to increase development charges for a single detached home in one fell swoop from the current $12,727 to $28,474. We ...