A Sunderland singer will be hitting the stage in Uxbridge this weekend as part of the Springtide Music Festival.
Carley Hope, a Grade 11 student at Brock High School, will be performing at 4 p.m. at the Corner House Pub and Grill on Brock Street.
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A Beaverton optometrist has lost his license to practice for four months after he was found guilty of misconduct, which included including sexually abusing three patients who were also his employees.
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A man is dead and one person is in custody following a shooting in Cannington this morning.
While little information has been released, DRPS has closed a section of Hillside Crescent, near Munro Street, for a homicide investigation.
Read moreBasil McRae will lead the Class of 2018 into the Brock Sports Hall of Fame.
The Beaverton native, who played 576 games in the NHL, will be inducted Saturday (April 21) morning during the Breakfast of Champions event hosted by the Township at the Sunderland Town Hall.
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An elementary school teacher in Whitby is facing more charges after police allege that he was involved in inappropriate relationships with some of his students.
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The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority (LSRCA) is reminding residents to exercise caution around bodies of water following the weekend storm.
In a watershed conditions statement released Monday (April 16) afternoon, the organization noted that the area has received between 60 to 80 millimetres of mixed precipitation since last Wednesay (April 11).
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Police are reminding motorists to make sure that ice and snow are cleared from their vehicles following the weekend storm.
The DRPS shared a photo on social media Monday (April 16) morning that showed a vehicle that sustained serious damage after it was hit by ice that flew off another vehicle.
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The weekend storm – and ensuing power outage – has forced the postponement of today’s (April 16) slate of Brock Township council meetings.
Read moreThe Brock Community Health Centre is helping local teens look their best for prom by arranging transportation to a pair of events coming up in Oshawa next week.
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Brock Township currently has nearly $19 million socked away. According to a report from Treasurer Laura Barta, which is included on the agenda for Monday’s (April 16) finance committee meeting, that figure is comprised of nearly $15 million in reserve funds, $3.3 in reserves and $920,000 in trust accounts. It concludes by noting that the municipality earned nearly $230,000 worth
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