The Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands is gearing up for two ribbon-cutting ceremonies this week. On Wednesday at 4 p.m., TLTI staff, officials, along with local dignitaries, Kehoe Marine Construction, and Greer Galloway Consulting Engineers will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Ivy Lea Wharf, to introduce the newly designed facility. The wharf had reached […]
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Police on hunt for suspect after reported child luring attempt
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B.C. premier urges PM to provide foreign interference information to protect province
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Teen stabbed on grounds of Montreal North high school, suspect is likely a minor
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B.C. RCMP seeking pickup driver after 2 abandoned houses burned in Merritt
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Man attacked on street in northwest Calgary; 2 of 4 suspects remain at large
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More than 14,000 speeding tickets issued in Winnipeg construction zone
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Shooting shuts down Toronto school, police say 3 injured
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‘The show will go on’: Calgary Stampede will proceed despite water restrictions
The Calgary Stampede will go on as the city continues work to repair a major water main over the next few weeks – overlapping with the annual event.
‘Main Street looks ugly’: community advocate demands city takes action on debris pile
A massive pile of debris sits untouched on Main Street 16 months after a fire destroyed the building. Now, community advocates are demanding the city take action.
