The Palmyra-Macedon Board of Education voted Monday night to consolidate instructional programming from four schools into three, with the changes scheduled to take effect in July. Under the plan, instruction will move out of the intermediate school at 4 West St. Students will attend the primary school on Canandaigua Street and the middle and high […]

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Thunder Bay – Food security is critical to ensuring Canada’s sovereignty, and the agriculture and agri-food sector is also a major contributor to the Canadian economy. As a global leader in agri-food production, Canada helps feed Canadians and people around the world. Canada is committed to supporting regional agriculture The Government of Canada is committed to supporting regional agriculture and ... Read More The post Canada invests $4m to support 40 Ontario agri-food businesses first

Ontario’s government will not publicly release a highly anticipated audit examining the use of the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) at private career colleges, despite growing concerns about the integrity of the student financial aid system. Colleges and Universities Minister Nolan Quinn confirmed that he would not commit to making the findings of the government-commissioned review public once the investigation ... Read More The post Ontario won’t make career college OSAP audit

TORONTO – Minister Stephen Lecce announced the Ontario government is fast-tracking Mayfair Gold Corporation’s Fenn-Gib Gold Project under the ‘One Project, One Process’ (1P1P) framework, marking the fourth project to be designated since 1P1P was launched last October. As part of its plan to protect Ontario workers and communities in the face of U.S. tariffs, the government is unlocking the ... Read More The post Ontario fast tracking  construction under One Project, One Process first a

On Monday, Macedon Police arrested 40-year-old Ryan Lawliss of Marion following an encounter, during which he was accused of seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Lawliss was issued an appearance ticket to answer the charge in Macedon Town Court at a later date. The fact that a defendant has been charged with a crime […]

On Monday, local authorities reported the arrest of 61-year-old Christine Baker-Dinardo of Rochester following a bench warrant. Baker-Dinardo was taken into custody for failing to appear in court regarding the original charges. Following her arrest, she was transported to Central Arraignment Processing (CAP) court for arraignment. The fact that a defendant has been charged with […]

On Monday, Macedon Police arrested 31-year-old Laurence Dukes of Rochester following an incident involving felony theft. Dukes is accused of fourth-degree grand larceny. Authorities stated that Dukes was issued an appearance ticket to answer the charge in Macedon Town Court at a later date.  

TORONTO — Greg Rickford, Ontario‘s Minister of Indigenous Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation and Minister Responsible for Ring of Fire Economic and Community Partnerships, issued the following statement to commemorate Treaties Recognition Week: Land across Ontario “This year, we mark the tenth anniversary of Treaties Recognition Week, an annual opportunity to learn and reflect on the histories and ongoing ... Read More The post Ontario marks 10th anniversary of Treaties

WATERDOWN — The Ontario government has started construction on a new interchange at Highways 5 and 6 in the fast-growing community of Waterdown. The project will reduce gridlock, improve road safety and keep people and goods moving across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. Ontario starts construction on new interchange at Highways 5 and 6 “Drivers in Hamilton and Burlington know ... Read More The post Ontario starting construction on new interchange in Waterdown first appeared on Eawaz