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Motorcycle safety week is here

Police are calling the number of motorcyclist deaths on Ontario Provincial Police patrolled roads last year ‘shocking’.  This statement comes at the start of Motorcycle Safety Awareness Week in Ontario. OPP say there were 57 deaths in 2024, the highest number of fatalities in two decades, and according to OPP many were...

Time to watch the roads as ‘solar-powered’ turtles come out of hibernation 

It’s time to watch the roads, according to Think Turtle Initiative’s Kelly Wallace.  Wallace says that from now until June, drivers can expect to see increased turtle activity as they emerge from hibernation — or “brumation,” as it’s known for turtles. “Hatchlings that remained in their nest over the winter — this is...

Celebrate Polish Constitution Day in Barry’s Bay 

Today marks the start of Polish Heritage month in Canada and tomorrow is Polish National Flag day.    Everyone will have a chance to come out and celebrate Polish heritage this Saturday, which is also the second annual Polish Constitution Day.   Celebrations will take place in Barry’s Bay with a flag raising...

Celebration of life for Mayor Mark Willmer in Barry’s Bay today 

A celebration of life for mayor Mark Willmer is happening this afternoon at the Paul J. Yakabuski Community Centre in Barry’s Bay.   Madawaska Valley Township has posted the information on their Facebook page. According to Mayor Willmer’s obituary the celebration will begin at 5 p.m. “Where stories and memories will be shared...

Officer on foot stops suspected impaired driver in Tweed 

An OPP officer in Tweed didn't need a cruiser to stop an alleged impaired driver last week.  OPP say the officer was on foot along Colborne Street just before 9:30 a.m. last Wednesday, when a vehicle going at high speeds through a 50km/h zone caught her attention. Police say the officer...

“Freight train through the bush” residents deal with the aftermath of tornado in Birds Creek area 

Correction: The house pictured in the main image was originally said to belong to Terry Young but is the house of Justin Young who had taken shelter in the basement during the tornado. Many in the area are dealing with the aftermath of yesterday’s storm and what residents say was...
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