Brockville Recorder & Times

Repairs to the roof of the Brockville Memorial Centre are nearly finished and will be done in time for the first bookings of ice time, according to the City of Brockville. Read More

MORRISBURG — Covering nearly all the genres from blues and folk to roots, Americana, bluegrass, and even a bit of rock, the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage (SLAS) announced a packed lineup for its 2026-27 season. Read More

LEEDS AND THE THOUSAND ISLANDS — A donated pumper from the Leeds and the Thousand Islands Fire Service is being prepared for a new home in Alberta. Read More

LANSDOWNE — The sound of children exploring fire trucks mixed with music, the smell of burgers and the spray of the splash pad Sunday afternoon as families gathered at Jerry Park for a community barbecue and Touch-a-Truck event. Read More

Prescott Coun. Lee McConnell had some choice words for Mayor Gauri Shankar as he wraps up his term on council. Read More

The nomination period for the 2026 municipal election officially closed Friday afternoon, and now the stage is set for every race. Read More

Mallorytown Village Fair’s ability to take its visitors back in time is a pleasure to experience. One can’t put a finger on one thing. It’s a combination of lovely gardens, undulating park grass, green from rain, which stayed away Saturday, the gazebo, the ladies in period costume, the ancient crafts of spinning and weaving demonstrated, the coach house; it all adds up to a happy place of comfort and friendliness with both today and yesterday celebrated. Read More

Residents of Gananoque can no longer drop off waste or compost at the town’s Public Works yard, following an abrupt closure officials say was necessary to ensure compliance with provincial regulations. Read More

GANANOQUE — John Beddows has decided to bet on himself. Read More

The deadline for potential mayoral and councillor candidates arrived Friday at 2 p.m. with a sun-filled sky of hopefuls. Read More

The United Counties of Leeds and Grenville Small Business hosted the graduation for this year’s Summer Company students on Thursday. Read More

A trip down memory lane, with a fork in the road — which path will you follow, his, or hers? I recently set out to the Thousand Islands Playhouse to see their production of The Last Five Years. Written and composed by Jason Robert Brown, this tumultuous story of two lovers fighting to stay with each other through the years has long been a theater favourite. Jamie (James Daly) and Cathy (Tess Benger) are a young couple taking on the world of career success and failure and trying not to let

Radio legend Bruce Wylie is looking to use a different kind of microphone in his retirement: the one front of a council seat. Read More

SPENCERVILLE — More swaths of underutilized land will be put to use as the Ontario government has transferred another large acreage from the land bank to the Township of Edwardsburgh Cardinal. Read More

GANANOQUE — A person died following a collision on Highway 401 near County Road 2 on Wednesday evening. Read More

Early in the morning of Aug. 12, Brockville Mayor Matt Wren had a medical emergency that he now knows was a mild stroke. Read More

The Brockville Rowing Club, Sherwood Park Manor and RNJ Youth Services are the three finalists for the Brockville and District Chamber of Commerce’s Community Excellence Award. Read More

What began as a public discussion of an open letter by Mayor John Beddows quickly turned into an extraordinary airing of grievances Wednesday, as councillors accused the mayor of divisive leadership, refusing to accept criticism and damaging relationships with council and municipal staff. Read More

As workers at Children’s Mental Health of Leeds and Grenville (CMHLG) closed in on nearly 12 weeks on strike, an agreement was finally reached between the agency and the union. Read More

GUELPH – Ontario now has a “Data Centre Playbook” laying out provincewide rules for electricity- and water-hungry facilities that provide computing power for artificial intelligence. Read More