Tag: Paris
Virtual ice fishing derby planned Family Day weekend
The Bluewater Anglers first ice fishing derby in four years is a go, but has pivoted to a virtual event because of COVID-19 gathering restrictions, the club announced this week.…
These French people who buy a hamlet… for the price of an apartment in Paris
What if you became the owner… Of a hamlet? If you cherish this slightly crazy dream, it seems easy to find your happiness in a few clicks on the Internet.…
Focused patrol results in charges
A 41-year-old Paris woman faces multiple charges after being arrested by Brant OPP on Wednesday. The woman was stopped by the Brant OPP traffic management unit just after 5 pm…
Police blotter: Six impaired driving charges in Brantford this week
Six drivers face impaired charges Brantford Police have charged six people with impaired driving since Saturday, Jan. 29. A 57-year-old Brantford man has been charged with impaired driving. Police say…
Eight COVID patients in ICU: HN health unit
The Haldimand Norfolk Health Unit reported Friday 36 new cases of COVID-19, down from 41 the previous day. The number of cases is believed to be even higher than many…
Schoonjans receives Outstanding Farmer Award in Lambton County
Plympton-Wyoming’s Brian Schoonjans has been presented with the Outstanding Farmer Award by the Lambton Soil and Crop Improvement Association and the St. Clair Region Conservation Authority. Schoonjans was recognized for…
Middlesex groundhogs predict early spring
Melbourne’s most famous furry fake rodents predicted an early spring during a damp Groundhog Day ceremony in front of the Townline Terrace Senior’s Complex on Feb. 2. With JoAnn Lucas…
City develops plan to create more child-care spaces
News Local News More than 760 more spaces needed by 2032: report A federal-provincial agreement aims for daycare at $10 per day by 2025. Photo by Metro Creative Graphics A…
Funding boost for children’s treatment center ahead of new facility being built
News Local News Children’s Treatment Center of Chatham-Kent executive director Donna Litwin-Makey is glad the province has not only committed to providing the ‘lion’s share’ to build a nw centre,…
Crack, this drug that is wreaking havoc in the north of Paris
In the north of Paris, 150 to 200 drug users are currently gathered in a miserable camp, ultra-precarious people constantly moved from the hill of crack to Stalingrad then in…