A 38-year-old Pefferlaw man is facing impaired driving charges after being arrested with his seven-year-old daughter in his vehicle Saturday (june 16) evening.
Officers responded to the Cannington area around 7:30 p.m. after the alleged impaired suspect left a residence in his vehicle with his child. Police were able to locate the vehicle in Pefferlaw and the driver was taken into custody. The young passenger was not injured.
Blue Rodeo once again played a packed house in Sunderland on Friday (June 8) as the iconic Canadian band returned to Brock for the 21st
Outer City Arts is looking for Brock Township’s help to jumpstart its plan to renovate the upper floor of the Cannington Town Hall.
In a letter to council that will be discussed at Monday’s (June 4) parks and recreation committee meeting, the group requests municipal support in applying for a grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation this summer.
A new resource has sprouted up for aspiring gardeners and veteran green thumbs alike.
The Nourish and Develop Foundation, in partnership with the Brock Township Public Library, have launched a seed library to provide easier access to viable seeds that will also people to grow their own produce.
The worms used tin the Nourish Community Hub’s vermicomposting program are missing and the organization is asking for the public’s help in bringing them home.
From red to blue, Ontario is believed to have elected a Progressive Conservative majority government. Laurie Scott, long-time Member of Provincial Parliament for Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock,
Eleven suspects have been arrested following a two-week investigation into human trafficking in Durham Region and Peterborough. Dubbed ‘Project Chestermere,’ the undercover iniative ran in partnership
