CTV News Canada- Ontario government stands by appointment of new police commissioner December 12, 2018The Ontario government stands by the decision to name Premier Doug Ford's family friend as head of the provincial police force and disputes the contents of a letter calling for the provincial ombudsman to investigate the matter, the minister in charge of law enforcement said Wednesday.
- SIU unable to identify Toronto cop who kicked man in face, can't lay charges December 12, 2018The director of Ontario's police watchdog says he cannot lay charges because he is unable to identify a Toronto police officer who allegedly kicked a man in the face.
- Ontario government stands by appointment of new police commissioner December 12, 2018
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- Sheldon Kennedy removing name from child advocacy centre he founded December 12, 2018Former NHL player and abuse survivor Sheldon Kennedy is removing his name from a child advocacy centre he founded.
- Nylander leads Maple Leafs to 4-1 win over Hurricanes December 12, 2018William Nylander can't make up for lost time with the Toronto Maple Leafs. That's not going to stop the right wing from trying. He had a pair of assists and was active all over the ice Tuesday night in Toronto's 4-1 win over the Carolina Hurricanes.
- Sheldon Kennedy removing name from child advocacy centre he founded December 12, 2018
Tag Archives: food
Food Grain Bank Donors
Pictured are members of the Robson family with Dave Brackenridge during the Barbeque lunch held by the youth group of Centreville Presbyterian Church. More than $400 was raised at the event, which will be matched fivefold by the federal government, bringing the total donation to the organization to $2000. Pictured… Continue reading
It’s time to show our generosity to Local Foodshare
This year there have been a few changes in the executive of our local Foodshare with the Brian Reynolds replacing long-time Chair David Brackenridge, but the local organization continues to address the needs of our community with some fresh recruits. During the Christmas season, our community always demonstrates its generosity… Continue reading
Young Entrepreneurs Celebrate Significant Milestone
They’ve been at it for ten years now, which means these high school students own a business that has survived longer than 2/3 of other small businesses. Cody and Kelsie are now both in high school and for the last decade they have grown a variety of vegetables on their… Continue reading
Centreville Youth Host Support Local Efforts to Feed the World
Some fields in our township are growing food are not grown for local consumption; rather they are grown in support of faraway lands. Since 2010, members of the Centreville Presbyterian Church have been growing food for an international Christian organization whose bold objective is to create a world without hunger…. Continue reading
In Praise of Heritage Pigs
Pigs were introduced to North America over 500 years ago, when they were prized for their utility, hardiness, foraging ability, meat and fat, but this noble animal has been under attack now for over a century. 1846, Canadian Dr. Abraham Gesner distilled coal and created what he called kerosene. Eight… Continue reading
Last Farmers’ Market Sunday October 28
It’s hard to believe that I’m writing about the last farmers’ market of the season yet here we are. You’ve got one last chance to take in the festivities before we close the barn door. Our last market will be on Sunday, October 28, 10:00am to 1:00pm in the parking… Continue reading