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Leeds and Grenville’s Joint Services Committee will spend $1.1 million to help the homeless in North Grenville despite concern from some mayors that the money…

It was the shot heard around the health unit.

It was the shot heard around the health unit.

All staff, students, support workers and volunteers at long-term care homes must be fully vaccinated by Nov. 15 or they won’t be allowed inside, the Ontario…

All staff, students, support workers and volunteers at long-term care homes must be fully vaccinated by Nov. 15 or they won’t be allowed inside, the Ontario…

All staff, students, support workers and volunteers at long-term care homes must be fully vaccinated by Nov. 15 or they won’t be allowed inside, the Ontario…

All staff, students, support workers and volunteers at long-term care homes must be fully vaccinated by Nov. 15 or they won’t be allowed inside, the Ontario…

A Gananoque restaurant has closed its indoor dining rather than enforce the provincial government’s vaccine mandate on its customers.

The Liberal government’s decision to require compulsory COVID-19 vaccines for federal government workers, employees of federally regulated industries and air…

Article content Warden Roger Haley informed counties council of his decision on Thursday, citing the positive vaccine levels and the decline of active COVID in the region. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Counties lift state of emergency Back to video Haley said the fact that 67 per cent of Leeds and Grenville residents are fully vaccinated and that there are only two people with the virus in the health unit were big factors in his decision. As wel...