l have lived on Simcoe Street in Beaverton near the harbour for five years. For five years, my neighbours and l have asked for traffic calming measures in this area. To date nothing has been done.
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I have been taking to (Ward 1 Councillor) Mike Jubb about this issues we have with high speeds on Simcoe St in Beaverton on the west side of the tracks to the beach and pier.
On June 6, 1944, I arrived by boat on Juno Beach in Normandy, France, with the Canadian Scottish Regiment.
On Thursday (April 4), students at Brock High School participated in a province-wide walkout in protest against some of the recent education reforms announced by the provincial government of Ontario.
Please see my open letter below in response to comments by Brock Township council as reported in the Brock Voice’s April 2 article, Township council supports ‘pause’ on changes to autism program.
I realize this is April Fools’ Day but this is no laughing matter – this is an abomination.
An open letter to the provincial government: Durham District School Board trustees are very concerned about the new autism funding model. We care deeply about
We have a problem on Cedar Beach Road that will potentially result in the death of a neighbour.
I have been living in Beaverton for almost five years now with my five-year-old son on Simcoe Street. During my time here, I have noticed that the speeding up and down my street along with other streets in town is ridiculous. I spoke to many residents in the community and they all have the same concern.
Our 27th Brock/Norma Green Christmas Wish was another huge success. The community of Brock Township has shown us once again that there are no limits to what we can do to help our own when they are in need.