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No “top down” changes rolled out from governance review
A sigh of relief from town halls across Niagara could be heard last Friday when it was announced no “top down” restructuring would result from the lengthy regional governance review process. View Post »
Biodgester civil claim and defence have been filed
The Town of Grimsby et al's $18 million civil claim and the defence of the trio named in the action have now been filed in court. Full PDFs of each public document are posted. View Post »
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Plans take shape for Christmas in Grimsby
What could be better than a busy Friday downtown full of Christmas activity and fun? How about four busy Fridays? Grimsby’s Downtown Impro ...
Trio files defence in biodigester suit
By Mike Williscraft NewsNow The three men named in the $18.5 million dollar biodigester-related civil suit by Town of Grimsby et al have fil ...
Biodgester civil claim and defence have been filed
The Town of Grimsby et al’s $18 million civil claim and the defence of the trio named in the action have now been filed in court. Full ...
BBBS Curl for Kids’ Sake returns Nov. 16, 17
The Big Brothers and Big Sisters (BBBS) have called on the community once again to take part in the annual Edward Jones Curl For Kids Sake o ...
By Mike Williscraft NewsNow The three men named in the $18.5 million dollar biodigester-related civil suit by Town of Grimsby et al have fil ...
The Town of Grimsby et al’s $18 million civil claim and the defence of the trio named in the action have now been filed in court. Full ...
By Tristan Marks NewsNow The message from Town of Lincoln at last week’s open houses regarding cannabis production was clear: every weapon ...
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