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Community Journalism for Brantford, Brant County, Six Nations and New Credit.
Community Journalism for Brantford, Brant County, Six Nations and New Credit.
Busy times of back to class for all ages means staying ahead of the day to day with lunch planning. Don’t find yourself stuck in the middle of a busy day with no fuel for “what’s next” on your calendar. Whether a busy 9 – 5, on the road or off to school, this concept of
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It’s not often a delightful young lady becomes a super fan of the Canadian holder of a Heavyweight Wrestling Champion Belt, Cody Deaner. At eight years of age, Reagan, a.k.a. more affectionately known as Rags, says, “He is my friend and he is very, very, very fun!” Rags catches the Renegade off guard…oh, that was
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Is standardized testing effective in Ontario? Let’s examine this. The entire process for requiring testing in grades 3, 6, 9 and 10, in the areas of math and literacy, was legislated in Ontario in 1995. The premise was valid insofar as there were so many differing outcomes in schools across the province, in these areas
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August 28, 2018 Location: Clarence Street Incident: On Sunday August 26, 2018 just after 1:30 p.m. Brantford Police Service received a 9-1-1 call reporting the theft of a motor vehicle. The victim had attended to a business on Clarence Street and left the vehicle running while he ran inside. When the victim returned his vehicle
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Impaired Driving Location: Darling Street On Sunday August 26, 2018 just before 8:30 p.m. Brantford Police Service received a 9-1-1 call about a motor vehicle collision in a parking lot of a complex on Darling Street. An unknown male had been driving a pickup truck at a high rate of speed before losing control and
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Disturbance Location: Peel Street and Dalhousie Street On Monday August 28, 2018 just after 8:00 p.m. Brantford Police Service received a 9-1-1 call about a fight between two unknown males in the area of Peel Street and Dalhousie Street. Community Patrol Officers attended to the area where they located several people leaving the area. Investigation
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Burford Slo-Pitch: A two-tiered league By Jesse Ferguson As mentioned last week, the major game of consequence from a rain-out week (June 22) was Tota Farms and Ackland’s as this game would go a long way to decide fourth, fifth, and sixth place. The games from June 22 were played August 27th, in a rare
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The Community Charity Airshow is returning to entertain, and amaze the people of Brant county on Wednesday August 29th. There’s a wide variety of airplanes to see at Brantford’s Municipal Airport located at 110 Aviation Avenue including the famous Canadian Forces Snow Birds, and the historic Avro Lancaster. Gates open at 11 a.m. to view
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Gardens like these are not from some magical seeds dropped from the heavens of grateful families: After the exemplary design and planning of the Horticulture Therapist Lynn Leach and the entire Horticultural Therapy Program as funded by St. Joseph’s Lifecare Foundation, they are ably assisted by volunteers. And the volunteers, 190 strong, along with staff
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Its been a few years since the Brantford Arts Block had a physical location, but Gerry Lafleur, who was an integral part of the group, has been instrumental in keeping the spirit alive online and in real life – by organizing A Day on the Grand Festival, September 8, 3 – 11pm at Brants Crossing
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