A challenge to deal with due to their salt supply
Today (Mar. 9), Mayor of Elizabethtown-Kitley, Brant Burrow announced that the township has passed its 2026 budget.
Burrow said it was a different process this year with the strong mayor powers framework in effect, but they were able to get through it.
He also addressed pot holes, a big budget item which has been a challenge to deal with due to their salt supply.
Learn more at ektwp.ca.
Read more local news stories
Sign up for our daily local news email
MP Michael Barrett reacts to fuel excise tax extension
Barrett says that with the economy remaining uncertain because of the trade war, Canadians could use more help as they deal with rising costs
BACLA workers reject employer’s last offer after 15-week strike
The rejection means the strike by BACLA workers continues, with no new agreement announced
Brockville Para Transit gets a new way to book rides
Riders must register before using the app or online portal
United Way names new leader as it aims to raise $1 million
The new executive director will take on the role as the organization works to build community support and reach its fundraising target
St. Lawrence Writers' Festival brings Canadian authors to Brockville
The event gives local readers an opportunity to meet authors and take part in literary events close to home
