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Prescott mayoral candidates have competing visions for the future (opens the original)
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Prescott voters now have an opportunity to have a say for mayor at the ballot box in this election. In 2022, Mayor Gauri Shankar was acclaimed, but this time around he has a challenger. Tim MacKay, the owner of MacKay Funeral Home, has put his name in for the town’s top job as he looks to unseat Shankar. The candidates have different views on the town’s future, with Shankar indicating that his top priority is to keep taxes down. “Keeping taxes maintainable is important, since everyone is feeling
Provincial grant aims to help gender-based violence victims (opens the original)
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A grant from the provincial government will be providing crucial help to one of the most vulnerable populations. The local chapter of Shelter Movers is the recipient of a $78,800 grant from the province to help the organization prepare to launch a new rural volunteer program aimed at strengthening access to safety for survivors of gender-based violence across rural eastern Ontario. “This $78,800 investment by the Ontario Trillium Foundation is vital to helping Shelter Movers build its volunteer
What’s open, closed and happening in Brockville on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (opens the original)
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Wednesday marks the sixth year for Canada’s newest federal holiday, which was established to remember residential school survivors, their families, and those who didn’t make it out of the residential school system. National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is paired with Orange Shirt Day and the “Every Child Matters” campaign, with the goal being to raise awareness and educate the public on Indigenous history and issues. In Brockville, there will be a daylong event at Hardy Park that runs from 1
Fire at Brockville homeless encampment (opens the original)
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The Brockville Fire Department and police tackled a fire at an encampment of homeless people Thursday evening. At about 6 p.m., police received a report of a fire in a field near the intersection of Stewart Boulevard and Central Avenue. Officers went to the scene to help and support firefighters, who had already responded to the incident. Police said the fire happened at a small homeless encampment in the area, and thanks to the prompt response and co-ordinated efforts of the Brockville Fire Dep
Four new doctors recruited to Leeds and Grenville (opens the original)
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Four family doctors have been recruited to two municipalities in Leeds and Grenville. Three doctors have made the transition to practise in Brockville, and one has begun to practise in Prescott, officials at the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville announced this week. Dr. Pournamathi Kandeeswaran has relocated to Brockville from the United Kingdom and has been working with the Brockville Family Medical Centre since the end of June. Dr. Muhammad Saqib has relocated to Brockville from the Unite
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