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Brant, Ontario · BrantCounty of Brant has continued to receive significant donations in support of the new Wilkin Family Community Centre. Since March 2024, the campaign working group has been seeking individuals and businesses who are looking to make a significant donation to the Wilkin Family Community Centre. “We are so pleased to announce that donations are coming in,” said David Bailey, Mayor for the County of Brant. “Pelton Bros. Transport Ltd. has pledged $40…See the Story
County of Brant receiving donations for new Wilkin Family Community Centre
Hamilton Bulldogs · BrantBrantford Bulldogs forward Jake O’Brien is the 2023-24 recipient of the Emms Family Award, presented annually to the OHL Rookie of the Year, as voted by the league’s General Managers. O’Brien led OHL rookies with 51 assists and 64 points over 61 games, surpassing Matthew Strome and Arthur Kaliyev to set a pair of new Bulldogs all-time rookie marks. His 51 assists are the most by an OHL rookie in his first year of eligibility since Sarnia’s Ale…See the Story
Bulldogs Jake O’Brien named OHL Rookie of the Year
Brant, Ontario · BrantOntario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) announced their fourth quarter payment totaling $959,147 to the City of Brantford for hosting Elements Casino Brantford. During OLG’s fiscal year, April 1, 2023 to March 31, 2024, City of Brantford received $5,057,481. Since the gaming site opened in November 1999, Brantford has received $101,337,010. These payments to the host communities are based on a formula consistently applied across all gaming…See the Story
Brantford receives fourth quarter payment of $959,000
Brant, Ontario · BrantCity of Brantford, along with several neighbourhood associations, will be hosting the fourth Annual Wheels on the Pavement event in celebration of National Public Works Week on Sunday, May 26, 2024. The theme for National Public Works Week in 2024 is ‘Advancing Quality of Life for All’ to shine a spotlight on the way public works professionals advance the quality of life, as they silently work to serve the community. “National Public Works Week …See the Story
Annual Wheels on the Pavement to return in May
Cancer · BrantSince 1987, Help a Child Smile (HACS) has provided support to close to 2,000 families whose children have been treated for cancer at the McMaster Children’s Hospital. Joyce Hutson, who is the chair of HACS, explained how the charity was started. “It was a mother by the name of Lynda Rainville out of the Welland area who started it. Her daughter, Kayce-Lynn, was diagnosed with cancer and was being treated at McMaster. During the treatment, Kayce-…See the Story
Charity strives to bring joy to lives of children stricken with cancer
Brant, Ontario · BrantCity of Brantford Council voted to disband the Vision Zero Road Safety Committee during their Committee of the Whole, Planning and Administration meeting on Tuesday, April 16, 2024. During the March 21, 2024, Committee Review Task Force meeting, Staff were recommended to investigate consolidating committees, review mandates and compositions of the various committees, and to develop and facilitate a comprehensive training plan for all stakehold…See the Story
Brantford Council to disband Vision Zero Road Safety Committee
Tennis · BrantSince the age of five, Teodora Stefanovic-Dubois has loved tennis; excelling first as a top-ranked junior and eventually becoming a much sought-after coach. Stefanovic-Dubois, who was born and raised in Serbia, remembers becoming fascinated with the sport. “I had a neighbor who played tennis [and] who was competing at a high level…She would pass by my house when she would go to her practice, and she would carry a big tennis bag. I remember te…See the Story
Former tennis ace oversees growth of popular academy
Brant, Ontario · BrantCity of Brantford Council approved a condominium conversion policy during the Committee of the Whole, Planning and Administration meeting on Tuesday, April 16, 2024. Mayor Kevin Davis and Councillor Richard Carpenter brought the resolution forward to address concerns regarding purpose-built rental apartment buildings being converted into condominiums, and to help protect residential housing in order to meet the needs of current and future reside…See the Story
