The DRPS has announced that charges will not be laid in the shooting death of a Cannington man back in April.
A press release issued by the force Friday (June 29) indicates that the incident has been deemed a ‘non-culpable homicide’ by investigators.
The team of volunteers gets ready for the Canada Day celebrations in Beaverton were delivered a bit of a setback on Friday (June 29).
According to a social media post from Cyndi Schaffer, a municipal councillor and organizer of the village’s Canada Day festivities through the Lions Club, vandals upended picnic tables and portable washrooms that had been dropped off for the event at the fairgrounds.
Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MPP Laurie Scott has been named the Minister of Labour for Ontario as she and Premier-Designate Doug Ford, as well as 19 other
A permanent facility for the Brock Community Health Centre has moved one step closer to reality after a sizable donation from Durham Region.
In a press release, CHC officials said they were please to recognize financial contribution from the Region, which will cover 25 per cent of the community component of the capital project up to a maximum of $225,000.
Brock Township residents are invited to strap on their red and white and partake in some patriotic entertainment this Sunday (July 1) thanks to community
After cruising to victory in the June 7 provincial election, MPP Laurie Scott is hoping to claim a spot in Premier Doug Ford’s cabinet. Scott,
A Beaverton man convicted of sexually assaulting three children will be spending the next two years in prison barring an early release. Dennis Coles was
Members of Brock Township council are mulling over the possibility of turning over undeveloped parkland north of the Sunderland fairgrounds to a developer.
According to a report discussed at Monday’s (June 25) meeting of the planning committee, the Kaitlin Group has proposed trading five acres of land protected by the Greenbelt in exchange for 2.5 acres that could be developed.
The Province is thinking about dropping the speed limit on Highway 12 outside of Sunderland.
According to a letter that will be discussed at Monday’s (June 25) meeting of the protection to persons and property committee, officials at the Ministry of Transportation are mulling over the possibility of expanding the 50-km/h zone past the village.
After turning down the donation of an aerial unit from Beaverton firefighters a few months ago, township council has opted to proceed with roughly $60,000 worth of repairs to a spare pumper.
