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4 days ago · Police looking for Stolen E-bike in Cranbrook. Cranbrook News Josiah Spyker - June 21, 2024. The Cranbrook RCMP is on the hunt for an E-bike stolen from the 200-block of 11th Avenue South. Police received a call from the bike owner on June 18th and the bike had been locked up but was taken sometime overnight. The bike is a Rad Rover 6 Plus model.
3 days ago · News Mathew Reisler - Friday Jun. 28th, 2024. The District of Muskoka says a gas main was damaged on Bay St., near the sports field at the Muskoka Wharf in Gravenhurst. The Gravenhurst Fire Department arrived at the scene around noon on Wednesday and were soon joined by Enbridge Gas. The district says temporary repairs have been made allowing...
2 days ago · News Andrew Mendler - Wednesday, Jun. 26th, 2024. Six long-term care homes across the riding are getting some new equipment thanks to the province. Parry Sound-Muskoka MPP Graydon Smith announced on June 25 that nearly $800,000 will help purchase items like IV and bariatric equipment, bladder scanners, electrocardiograms and more.
5 days ago · Campbell River Grant Warkentin - Friday, Jun. 21st, 2024. Animal control services are going to be under direct city management again, starting on Canada Day. After several years relying on a contractor for animal control services, the city of Campbell River is taking the portfolio back, effective July 1. Coastal Animal Services has had the ...
5 days ago · The Town of Bancroft has announced a partnership in the construction of the library and affordable housing project in Bancroft. They will be working with Rural Roots Property development, who they say are developing a similar project north of Tweed. The town stated they are happy to join with Rural Roots to create much needed affordable housing...
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3 days ago · Rising steadily since 2020, inflation has heavily impacted consumer pricing, especially groceries. And it turns out one food staple, two per cent milk, costs more in Kelowna, B.C., than in other major markets in Western Canada.
