Top 3 Stories In Brockville
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Brockville mayoral candidates share their priorities as voting deadline approaches
Voting is open until tonight at 8 p.m.
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Ontario legislature returns tomorrow after 21-week break
Clark argues the focus should be on the work completed, not the number of sitting days
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Augusta’s new community garden has a hidden game and space to grow
Officials hope the garden will grow into a shared space for learning, gardening and community connection
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Brockville mayoral candidates share their priorities as voting deadline approaches
Voting is open until Monday, October 26, at 8 p.m.
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Brockville’s Tall Ships Festival wins top Ontario tourism award
Brockville Tourism thanked everyone involved in making the weekend memorable, celebrating the win as a shared achievement for the city
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Small Business Week: Peak Performance Training and Nutrition
Peak Performance is open Monday to Saturday, and getting a membership is simple
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Last call for The Keystorm Pub
The public can say goodbye to the pub, while enjoying live music from Teachers and the Moneyman tonight starting at 8 p.m.
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From newcomer success to local coffee favourite, Leeds Grenville celebrates its entrepreneurs
The sold-out event moved to the Brockville Memorial Civic Centre this year to accommodate growing demand
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Small Business Week: Cozy Clozet
The store is open Monday to Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at 294 King St. W in Prescott
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Braves' captain Vincent focused on momentum after ending seven-game skid
Puck drop is 7:30 at the Brockville Memorial Centre for tonight's game versus Renfrew
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Brockville Legion mourns dedicated volunteer Richard Babcock
A visitation is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 31, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Irvine Funeral Home, located at 4 James St. East in Brockville
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Brockville election turnout climbs to 13.6 per cent as voting deadline approaches
Anyone who needs help voting or has questions about the election can contact the election office at 613-342-8772, ext. 4444
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Brockville resident Jomol Joseph running for CDSBEO trustee
If elected, Joseph said she is committed to being an accessible, responsible and accountable trustee who listens to the community and keeps students at the centre of every decision
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Brockville condo residents face six months without an elevator as repairs remain in limbo
A meeting notice has been issued, with steps underway to restore building management after the previous owner, SIREG declared bankruptcy
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St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival to celebrate 25th anniversary in 2027
Organizers are also seeking 1,000 donations of $25 to help sustain professional theatre across Eastern Ontario
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Small Business Week: Clarks
The store opened Oct. 9 at 2015 Parkedale Ave. West, Unit D
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Brockville opening new winter warming centre with expanded daily support
The counties say the expanded services aim to improve winter access to support and housing resources
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Brockville police invite residents to “Coffee with a Cop” at local McDonald’s
The event is open to residents of all ages and provides a chance to get to know the officers who serve the community
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Michel LaBonte seeks re-election as UCDSB trustee
He acknowledged that challenges remain, including Grade 6 math, but said the board has identified the issues and will focus on improving results
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Brockville voters urged to cast ballots in municipal election
Voting closes Monday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m.
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Small Business Week: One Love Jamaican Cuisine
The restaurant offers authentic Jamaican flavours, with dishes prepared without added spice by default
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North Grenville offers tourism grants to help local businesses grow
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until available funding is exhausted
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Only 6.7% of Brockville voters have cast ballots in the municipal election
With election day approaching, residents still have an opportunity to make their voices heard
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CDSBEO trustee candidate puts student well-being and spending in focus
The polls are open, and Pankow is encouraging Brockville-area residents to vote in the Oct. 26 municipal election
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St. Lawrence and Fleming colleges add 11 programs for 2027
Comments can be emailed to integration@sl.on.ca or submitted through the colleges' integration webpage
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Thousands without power west of Brockville, Hydro One crews working to resolve it
Customers can check Hydro One’s outage map for updates on the affected areas and the estimated restoration time as crews continue their work
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Brockville Rifles send message of support after Wainwright tragedy
Veterans, serving members and their families are encouraged to seek support when needed and remember they are not alone
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UCDSB trustee candidate Jodie Craig pushing special education and better communication
Voting closes Monday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m.
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Small Business Week: Zen Acres Herbal Apothecary and Healing Hub
Located at 45 King St. E, Brockville
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Bear spray deployed during hours-long police response in Brockville
The man faces charges of assaulting a peace officer with a weapon and possessing a weapon for a dangerous purpose. He was to be held for a bail hearing
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Brockville voters can now cast their ballots in the 2026 municipal election
The election includes both municipal and school board positions
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Got old electronics? This Brockville centre could give them a second life
Residents can visit the storefront Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., to explore refurbished electronics and accessories or access repair services
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Brockville police make seven arrests as knife-point scooter robbery leads to charges
Police responded to 58 calls for service between Oct. 15 and 16, making seven arrests, with six people held for bail hearings
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Grenville County OPP gets $187,500 to fight auto theft as Ontario reports a decline
The program also funds specialized training, investigative tools and public education initiatives
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Small Business Week: Curran Reading Corner
Curran Reading Corner offers reading programs for all ages
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After nearly 40 years in emergency care, Leeds Grenville paramedic chief retires
Carss said he was grateful to serve the community alongside dedicated colleagues and expressed confidence in the service’s future
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Prescott-based Kriska named Canada’s top medium fleet employer for 2026
The recognition was presented by Trucking HR Canada, which recognizes employers across the trucking and logistics industry for their workplace practices
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Braves' Boudet off to strong start, wants to help end team's five-game skid
The Braves host Navan tonight at 7:30
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$680,000 in illegal cannabis seized after Highway 401 traffic stop near Lansdowne
The accused was released from custody and is scheduled to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice in Brockville on Dec. 11
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Grenville County OPP gets $187,500 to crack down on auto theft
The province says vehicle theft has fallen 36 per cent from its peak in 2023
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St. James Anglican Church celebrates 200 years with special weekend of events
Dumbrille says everyone is welcome to attend and celebrate the historic anniversary
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$680,000 in illegal cannabis seized after Highway 401 traffic stop near Lansdowne
The accused was released from custody and is scheduled to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice in Brockville on Dec. 11
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Brockville group files human rights complaint over denied Palestinian flag request
The collective says the complaint aims to ensure municipal policies are applied equally, regardless of residents’ backgrounds, culture, race or ancestry
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Snooki’s paranormal series makes a stop in Brockville
Snooki: The Paranormal Rookie is available on Crave
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Leeds and Grenville volunteers honoured for 1,764 years of community service
Nominations can be submitted through the Ontario government’s honours and awards program before Nov. 15
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OPP warns of rising vehicle thefts across eastern Ontario
Police have not provided specific numbers or locations related to the reported increase
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Feral cats at Lansdowne waste site could cost township thousands
Council must choose an option, with any program costs covered by the waste site's operating budget
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Linton and Wales face off in Brockville mayoral debate
The public is encouraged to vote on Oct. 26
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Brockville’s new Veterans Crosswalk offers a lasting tribute to those who served
The new addition offers a lasting, visible tribute to the men and women who have served, ensuring their service and sacrifice remain part of everyday life in downtown Brockville
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Brockville hockey player embracing new opportunity with Canucks organization
White and the 1-2-1 Abbotsford Canucks are set to host the Coachella Valley Firebirds in their home opener on Saturday
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Five Brockville council members leave behind nearly 90 years of combined service
Although their time on council is ending, their public service may not be over, as Brockville looks ahead to a new term and new faces around the council table
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End of an era: The Keystrom Pub to officially close its doors next week
Healy and Orr will have their last performance at The Keystorm on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 7-10 p.m.
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Brockville leaf collection returns this fall, but plastic bags won't be accepted
Residents are encouraged to prepare their leaves using the city’s approved containers to avoid missing collection
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Brockville golf tournament brings community together to support palliative care
Organizers have already announced next year’s tournament will take place Sept. 1, 2027, at the Brockville Country Club
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Nearly 10,000 traffic charges laid by OPP over Thanksgiving weekend
Police are reminding drivers to make safety a priority every time they get behind the wheel, not just during holiday traffic campaigns
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Brockville moves ahead with Reynolds Park waterfront project
Work is being carried out by Kehoe Construction, with the project expected to be completed in December
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Brockville food drive raises more than $12,000 and thousands of pounds of food
Amanda Petch, general manager of the food bank, says the community's generosity will help keep the shelves stocked until December
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Doherty to appear in Brockville court again after bail denial
Doherty is scheduled to appear in Brockville court again tomorrow at 11 a.m. by video
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Brockville mayoral candidates to face off tomorrow as key issues take centre stage
Residents can submit questions through our social media or by emailing brockvillenews@mbcmedia.ca ahead of the event
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Local MP talks new role focused on veterans
He said his new role is an honour and comes with an obligation to serve those who have served Canada
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Coverage update for October 12
Our team at My Broadcasting Corporation hopes you have an amazing Thanksgiving Monday
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Brockville residents urged to know what to do if they find discarded needles
Southeast Public Health says residents should report discarded drug equipment or only handle it themselves if they have the proper supplies and training
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OPP reminds drivers to give cyclists at least one metre of space
The OPP says patience, courtesy and attention from everyone can help prevent serious collisions
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Tait’s Bakery prepares for a new chapter in downtown Brockville
Tait’s will have a soft reopening tomorrow starting at 10 a.m.
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New recreation spaces planned at Memorial Park in Brockville
The eight pickleball courts are being constructed this fall, with four expected to be ready for regular play next spring
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Braves' forward feels at home in Brockville as team looks to snap skid
The Braves have lost four in a row entering tonight's contest
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Thanksgiving brings several service changes to Brockville
City council and staff are wishing residents a safe and happy Thanksgiving weekend
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OPP urges safe travel during Thanksgiving weekend
Police are reminding people to drive sober, stay focused, slow down and use proper safety equipment throughout the holiday weekend
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This easier way to deal with fall leaves could save Canadians time and money
That means what might normally end up as yard waste can instead become something useful for the garden
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Brockville Rifles to mark 160th birthday with day of ceremonies, memories
The event is open to everyone
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Why drivers shouldn’t be surprised by a 6:30 a.m. RIDE check
Police say the goal is to keep impaired drivers off the road and help prevent crashes before they happen
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Brockville food drive aims to fill shelves as demand grows
Collection hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. tomorrow and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday
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Brockville Country Club open house invites residents to hit the curling rink this winter
Remaining open house hours are today, 12-8 and tomorrow, 12-3
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Bail denied for Alison Doherty in Augusta Township homicide case
Doherty is scheduled to appear in Brockville court again Oct. 14 at 11 a.m. by video
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Highway 401 crash claims life of Quebec man in Edwardsburgh Township
The investigation remains ongoing
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Brockville girl one of the faces of CHEO Foundation "Kids These Days" campaign
The “Kids These Days” campaign is now in its third year, with Addy among three children featured in advertising across Eastern Ontario
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YMCA golf tournament raises more than $223,000 for Eastern Ontario communities
YMCA of Eastern Ontario CEO Rob Adams said the funds will help people access programs regardless of their financial circumstances
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Highway 401 crash claims life of Quebec man in Edwardsburgh Township
The investigation remains ongoing
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Police charge man after reported threat at Brockville mental health facility
The allegations have not been tested in court
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Cats at Lansdowne waste site spark calls for action from township
The mayor said staff are developing a plan that could include trapping, spaying or neutering and finding homes
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Gananoque mayoral candidate Colin Brown puts rising costs and water rates at centre of campaign
Brown wants tighter spending and better communication, including monthly videos explaining council decisions and major infrastructure projects to residents
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Four arrested after Brockville traffic stop leads to drug seizure
The driver faces five counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking, plus driving while prohibited and failing to comply with an undertaking
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Ryan Malcolm remembers the real Sass Jordan behind the Canadian Idol cameras
For Malcolm, she became something more personal: a mentor, colleague and friend whose influence lasted long after the show ended
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Brockville waterfront project is about to change the way visitors use Reynolds Park
The project is expected to create a new gathering space at the park while construction continues through the coming months
