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Railway Tunnel opens and more

Trees are for sale every weekend while flowers and vegetables go on sale the final two weekends of the month

Economic plan outlined Thursday

Each school received between $13,000 and $26,000 this spring

The man was charged with assault and assaulting a peace officer

This is National Nurses Week

Drugs, fake guns and cash seized

Both proclamations were made at the May 13th council meeting

Council says keeping Brockville’s unique character is a top priority

The team looks to take a 3-2 series lead

Brockville Ribfest returns August 8-10 at Hardy Park

The Chamber is also hosting a free walkthrough webinar on May 28

Here’s how you can help

Mayor Wren reminded councillors that the province expects municipalities to help meet housing targets

Valuable hands-on experience and opportunities for scholarships and job offers

But tourism centre stays open all weekend

Ken started his business more than 50 years ago and built it into a trusted, multi-generational company

Centeen Park will remain open while the work is underway

The CBSA is reminding all travellers to know and follow Canadian laws when entering the country

Longtime broadcaster, educator to lead MBC's Brockville stations

In November, she’ll join Team Canada in Abu Dhabi for a shot at a world title

More residents are shopping locally and supporting Canadian products

Following the ceremony, the tunnel will be open seven days a week, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

The man was charged with possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose and breach of recognizance

One of the themes this year is "Protecting Ontario"

CEO Rob Adams tells us more

Councillor Fancy has the details

The $300-million project includes 258 new cell towers and upgrades to 311 existing towers

The OPP Forensic Identification Unit and the Office of the Fire Marshall are assisting with the investigation

Clark was sworn in as Parliamentary Assistant to the Premier on May 6

Nominations are being accepted in eight categories

This Saturday night

A record total for Brockville's McDonald's

A national mental health service for those who have served or continue to serve

First American-born Pope

Around 75 per cent of calls in Brockville last year were non-emergency-related

Girls Inc. works with around 350 girls here in Leeds-Grenville

You can started at VolunteerCentre.ca

10 years of existence

The former Dailey’s property has been mostly empty for 25 years

Donating is easy to do too. All you have to do is purchase your favourites from McDonald's.

Use #maternalMHmatters to help spread awareness today

Three years ago this August

For CPHC's Meals on Wheels program

Both projects received $1,000

Together Giving Day on Thursday, May 8

Says the truck doesn't disappoint

The hospital has already enjoyed funding announcements in recent months

Located at 125 Stewart Blvd. (inside Stinger's)

The campaign, #PlanForEverySeason, aims to keep the community safe year-round

The lot once held Dailey’s Leather Goods and Sporting Goods

The spray program runs until June 20

Landsberg founded Sick Not Weak in 2016

Doors open today at 11 a.m.

This expansion brings the total to 637 new spaces by the end of 2026

For more, https://brockville.com/city-services/solidwaste/

The 25-year-old was arrested and found to be impaired

We speak with Dr. Li