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Fan favourites and several debuts coming to Upper Canada Playhouse in 2025. MORRISBURG — The Upper Canada Playhouse released its 2025 season this week, which will feature performances by musicians who routinely grace its stage, productions from familiar playwrights, and a few things audiences will see and hear for the first time.
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Union concerned after UCDSB cuts morning times for extra-curriculars. While Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) trustees have yet to make a decision on moving secondary school start times to improve adolescent sleep, a teachers’ union is sounding the alarm after morning practice times were quietly cancelled heading into this school year.
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BROCKVILLE — Upper Canada District School Board chair Jamie Schoular and vice-chair Lynda Johnston were acclaimed for a second one-year term on Nov. 13. 2 hours ago Local News.
Cornwall council passes 4.26% increase to 2025 property tax levy
1 day ago · Property taxpayers will pay $94,404,479 of the overall budget, which is an increase of $4,630,340 over the $89,774,139 paid in 2024. A residential property with the so-called average Municipal Property Assessment Corp. (MPAC) value of $176,700 would see a 2025 tax bill of $3,131.22, an increase of $145.99 or 4.89 per cent over 2024.
Marguerita seeks $17M from city | Brockville Recorder & Times
Nov 21, 2022 · In a letter to the city, the non-profit MRC asks for $17,000,000 in construction financing to allow the 88-unit seniors’ complex to proceed. The letter acknowledges that “the unusual situation of having a non-profit housing corporation in the role of constructor” complicates matters as MRC seeks to secure the loan from Infrastructure Ontario.
Decision Day: Voters make their choice - recorder
Oct 24, 2022 · Cameron Wales, who came in second last time to newly-acclaimed Mayor Matt Wren, topped the list this time around, earning 3,838 votes, followed by habitual top-end-dweller Mike Kalivas, who was appointed to fill out the term as mayor following Jason Baker’s resignation last year. Kalivas won 3,527 votes.
GALLERY: A Good Man Found | Brockville Recorder & Times
Nov 15, 2024 · Joanne, left, played by Liz Horton, and Morgan (Katie Verhoeven), come to the aid of Isaac (Paul Duchesne) in a scene from Duchesne's play A Good Man Found during a dress rehearsal on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2024 at Brockville's Arts Hub. (RONALD ZAJAC/The Recorder and Times) A Good Man Found is actor/playwright Paul Duchesne's second play.
On arena funds, Brockville chooses to wait
Oct 23, 2024 · In a 7-2 vote on Tuesday, Brockville council gave a hard pass to a provincial funding program that could have offered the city $10 million for its long-awaited arena revamp, choosing instead to hope for a more generous program that would ideally involve the federal government. “This project is going to happen in Brockville.
New cell towers now in service as part of EORN project | Brockville ...
Oct 23, 2024 · The wardens’ caucus and much of the Eastern Ontario Mayors’ Caucus also made financial commitments. Rogers funds the remainder. The project aims to build 332 new towers; of those, 132 are now in service. Upgrades to 310 of 312 existing towers are also complete, with new equipment now added. Story continues below.
Brockville applies for arena funding (DRAFT) | Brockville Recorder …
Wood’s report notes that potential funding sources for this municipal contribution include fundraising, the city’s arena reserve (which sits at approximately $2,056,000), an increase in the property tax bill, other funding programs beyond the provincial ones, and taking out a debenture. Council could apply for the $10 million grant, Wood ...