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Ida Duc wants to build on Brockville’s strengths (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This is the fifth in a series of profiles of candidates for Brockville council. The municipal election is on Monday, Oct. 26. Brockville’s attributes drew Ida Duc here to run a business, and after more than a dozen years, she wants to serve on city council to help build on those attributes. “I’ve always wanted to give back to the community,” the Niagara Falls native, who owns the Sir Isaac Brock Bed and Breakfast with her husband, David, said in an interview this week. She said th
Overdoses on the increase, Brockville police warn (opens the original)
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Local emergency services have responded to an increased number of suspected drug overdoses in the community recently, the Brockville Police Service said Thursday. “The Southeast Public Health Unit has reported a higher-than-usual number of drug poisoning-related incidents. At this time, the substances involved are unknown, and it remains unclear whether this represents a sustained increase in drug-related harms in the area,” city police said in a statement. Thankfully, none of the overdoses city
Cedar Valley named Elizabethtown’s top business (opens the original)
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Cedar Valley Golf and Country Club has been named Elizabethtown-Kitley Township’s 2026 Business of the Year. The Forthton club was also the host of the township’s annual Business of the Year Breakfast, held on Friday. "The Business of the Year Award recognizes local businesses that demonstrate excellence in their field, longevity, innovation and involvement in the community,” township officials said in a statement. “The celebration was especially fitting for Cedar Valley Golf and Country Club, w
Brockville marks Truth and Reconciliation with grassroots gathering (opens the original)
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This story was updated to clarify a quote by Sig Leslie Casselman. With no formal events in Brockville to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a small group of people sprang into action. The result was a small but thoughtful gathering at the city’s new community flagpole in Reynolds Park. “This is all very impromptu, but I thought it was a very important day to mark,” Jeremy Newman, one of those grassroots organizers and the brief event’s de facto MC, told a crowd of just over 20
Phil Deery stresses experience on Brockville council (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This is the fourth in a series of profiles of candidates for Brockville council. The municipal election is on Monday, Oct. 26. Election season is usually rife with talk of change, and there will be plenty of it on Brockville council next month, but Phil Deery is hoping people also value experience. Deery, 59, is one of 14 candidates running for the eight councillor positions on Brockville council. On that list, he is one of only three incumbents, meaning there will be a majority o
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