CTV News Canada- 'Carnage on the sidewalk': Early first responder describes scene of Toronto van attack April 25, 2018On Monday afternoon, a rental van climbed onto the sidewalk and ran into dozens of pedestrians along Yonge Street in northern Toronto, killing 10 and injuring another 13. The suspect, Alek Minassian, was arrested at the scene.
- Inquiry launched into 29-hour Sunwing flight delay in Mexico April 25, 2018A formal inquiry will investigate a slew of complaints against Sunwing flights from earlier this month, including a flight that was delayed more than 29 hours.
- Two suspects arrested following killing of Canadian man in Peru April 25, 2018Peru's justice ministry says two people have been arrested in connection with the death of a Canadian man in the Amazon rain forest.
- 'Carnage on the sidewalk': Early first responder describes scene of Toronto van attack April 25, 2018
- CTV Business
- Aecon Group reports loss of $19.2 million, takeover deal still unresolved April 25, 2018Aecon Group Inc. says it's focused on securing and completing projects while it continues to move forward with a proposed takeover by CCCC International Holding Ltd.
- Canada, U.S. spar over late-stage sticking point in NAFTA: sunset clause April 25, 2018In the late stages of bargaining, with hopes of a deal within days, sources say the United States has made clear it wants some sort of additional mechanism allowing the easy termination of NAFTA after a few years.
- Air carriers urge feds to slow down flight-time limits for sleepy pilots April 25, 2018A battle is brewing as Transport Canada prepares to unveil new regulations that will determine how long pilots can remain at the controls without a break -- the first such update in more than 20 years.
- Aecon Group reports loss of $19.2 million, takeover deal still unresolved April 25, 2018
- CTV Sports
- Raptors honour victims of van attack before Game 5 April 26, 2018The Toronto Raptors honoured the victims the deadly van attack Monday with a moment of silence Wednesday night before Game 5 of their playoff series against the Washington Wizards.
- 'You can get through this': Paralyzed Humboldt Broncos player looks to the future April 25, 2018It’s only been a few weeks since the Humboldt Broncos tragedy, but 19-year-old defenceman Ryan Straschnitzki, who was paralyzed from the chest down, is already looking ahead to the future.
- Toronto sports fans treated to trio of nail-biting games Wednesday night April 25, 2018Toronto sports fans will be struggling to choose which jersey to wear Wednesday night during a rare trifecta of pivotal matchups within the span of a few hours.
- Raptors honour victims of van attack before Game 5 April 26, 2018
Tag Archives: Millbrook
Funfolk Celebrates 10 Years of March Break Theatrics
After months of preparation, there is only one more rehearsal until the costumes come on at Funfolks Theatrical. Participants are eager for the arrival of March break, and it’s not because they want to catch up on sleep or get more screen time on their favourite device. These young people … Continue reading
Minor Ball Hockey League Launches Second Season
As the end of the local ice hockey season draws near, hockey enthusiasts can find solace in the knowledge that its warm-weather equivalent will be starting soon to fill the void. Players can ditch their hockey skates and don some sneakers for a warmer hockey experience in the Millbrook arena … Continue reading
Millbrook transformed into Avonlea
Owen Gets a Special Wish at the Pastry Peddler
When the chocolate cake arrived, Owen was excited. He probably thought that was the surprise his parents had in store the morning they came with his grandmother for Sunday breakfast at the Pastry Peddler. But the cake was just the opening act. As he cut through his cake, Owen learned … Continue reading
Blocks & Blooms Coming in June
It’s that monochrome time of the year when we long to see some colour around us, which makes planning this June’s Blocks & Blooms event so much fun! It is refreshing and invigorating to visualize the variety of lush garden blooms, the green landscapes, and the splashes of quilted … Continue reading
Millbrook Family Centre Board Works on New Programming
With the incredible opportunity provided by the recent funding approval for Millbrook’s Family Centre comes an equally incredible workload, accompanied by a very tight timeline to get organized. Last month board members of the Millbrook Family Centre learned that their organization would receive federal and provincial support for broadly … Continue reading
Tax Returns prepared free of charge – March 23
This Month at Your Libraries
Toonie Tuesday Movie happens on March 6th at 6:30pm with the film called Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. This award-winning movie describes the events that occur in a small town. After months have passed without a culprit in her daughter’s murder case, Mildred Hayes makes a bold move, painting three … Continue reading
New Early Years Program Funding for Millbrook
Last week, the Millbrook Family Centre which operates out of the Old Millbrook School received unexpected good news. They learned that their precarious financial position was about to enjoy dramatic improvement, thanks to funding provided by the provincial and federal governments. The organization’s activities are sustained through funds generated … Continue reading
Local Residents not Smiling for the Surveillance Cameras on King Street
There is a growing frustration among business owners and their customers in Millbrook’s downtown core over the installation of several surveillance cameras on the former Daisy Mart location at the intersection of King and Tupper streets. While acknowledging cameras can play an important role in crime deterrence, residents are … Continue reading
Living in Millbrook Can Be a Blast
Early in December of 1975, after I had moved our earthly belongings from Toronto to our nearly finished studio-home on the 4th Line, I came down into the village via Tupper St. for some eggs and milk. Long before Millbrook had become a desirable movie location, I found myself in … Continue reading
Computer Solutions donated five laptops to Belize Project!
Computer Solutions “Plus” donated five laptop computers to the Belize Project. Pictured are Mike VanDrunen, Wayne Blaby and Reverend Peter Mills. Rev. Mills, from St. John’s Anglican Church in Ida, accepted the five laptops from Computer Solutions “Plus”. These laptops were donated to Wayne Blaby by his customers, when they … Continue reading
Bear Essentials has a new look!
Letter to the Editor – The Day the Music Died
UPDATE: February 5, 2018 The situation will be resolved today with a change to the noise by-law to allow for Joe’s music to continue. Thanks to everyone for their overwhelming response and concern! KG When we came to this area in 1975, we were overwhelmed by the beauty of the … Continue reading
Non-Emergency Crime? Report it Online!
The Peterborough Police Service officers an online reporting system for non-emergency crimes. Crimes that can be reported via our online system include the following: Theft under $5,000 Fraud scams Theft from vehicle Damage to vehicle Lost property Damage to property For more information or to fill out a non-emergency crime … Continue reading
Comment – A Fine Balance
Once it’s out, there is no way to put the toothpaste back in the tube. The power of rumours and accusations, even from anonymous sources, seems to have reached new heights over the last few months, as legitimate, appalling stories of sexual harassment mix with stories of poor judgement and … Continue reading