Brockville News

A Brockville, Ont., man convicted of sex-related offences in Cornwall has been handed a sentence of two years and three months.

A new Lily Bay-area subdivision has been given the nod by Elizabethtown- Kitley Township.

A marked increase in business during 2009 is anything but a good news story for local food banks.

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The Special Investigations Unit says there are no reasonable grounds to lay charges against two provincial police officers in the fatal shooting of an eastern Ontario man in July 2009.

A piece of a Dutch tribute to Canada's Second World War liberators will take a place of honour in the Brockville Armouries museum.

Remembrance Day is an important time for the children of one of Brockville's first men to enlist in the Second World War.

Striking DriveTest workers picketed a local truck driving school Friday as management crossed picket lines and began administering driving tests to anxious students.

Brockville's Via Rail station will get a $7 million replacement next year, a project Leeds-Grenville MP Gord Brown hailed as an example of the economic stimulus at work and a move to a greener future.

The annual Kinsmen Club Snow Suit Drive is off to a slow start. The warm, sunny weather that the area has had the past week has not helped with this project, according to organizers.

As she joined her young daughter in placing a wreath at Brockville's cenotaph, Joanne Huton-Richards was thinking of her late father.

Brockville Police have charged two people from outside the city with stunt driving in connection with separate incidents over the weekend on Blockhouse Island.

Close to 2,000 elementary students will have more access to healthy lifestyle and physical fitness programming during their school day.

H1N1 is on the wane in this part of eastern Ontario, the tri-county medical officer of health said today.

When it came time to plan the next chapter in his professional life, Robert McDougall chose a familiar route.

Brockville police are advising north-end residents to beware of a black bear sighted crossing Centennial Road on Monday night.

Chantal Thomas's suicide in 2005 prompted her brother James Thomas to pore through her diaries trying to understand it.

Wait times at Brockville General Hospital mostly remained within the provincial targets in the latest period measured, but a conservative think-tank's report released Thursday argues those targets are not ambitious enough.

The alarming security measures were a common discovery during the OPP's annual marijuana eradication program that wrapped up earlier this month.

The next shipment of the H1N1 vaccine is expected to arrive here this week. But even with that, the local health unit is still only so far vaccinating people on the high priority list.