Why is my son still receiving a ballot for the municipal election (at our address), when he moved to Kitchener in 1998 to attend university
The big news flash was delivered by mail today to Sunderland residents regarding the shortage of water and the need to conserve.
This is not news. More than over a year ago, I asked at a council meeting about Sunderland being down to one well. In my opinion, everyone seemed surprised.
One year ago, on May 27, 2017, a couple of news junkies launched their own website, sharing the stories of what was happening in and
To my Patients, The Public and the Profession of Optometry, There has been recent press in respect of allegations made regarding my conduct as an
Dear Mr. Grant: Re: Cannington Sidewalks It seems there is a misperception regarding the value of sidewalks in Brock Township, and in particular I speak
To the editor: I live in Brock and three separate times in the last couple months I have seen a volunteer firefighter with the flashing
It has been reported that you recently voted in favour to the new Brock Township social media policy. While much of the policy makes sense and outlines some common sense issues, I believe one of the sections deserves attention and comment. Specifically, Section 6.3.3: “Staff will not use their personal social media accounts to comment or question any of the Township of Brock’s policies, procedures and decisions of Council or senior staff on the basis that there are alternate mechanisms in place to address any concerns.”
To Brock Township council and staff: I’m writing to you to consider preserving the original Beaverton Public School (BPS) building, as part of the School
Donations aren’t known to be controversial. Typically, when a community group raises funds or offers a donation to a municipality, the donation is accepted with
To the editor: If you ate today, thank a farmer. Every day, at least three times a day, you rely on farmers to feed and