As of March 21st, 2013 the Brantford Historical Society on Charlotte Street, hosts the grand opening of three new exhibits. This museum of archives has much to show off about local history including photography, hats and clothing that have never […]
March 8 marked the well-known International Women’s Day. This day held for over 100 years, recognizes the achievements and demands of women globally. The first Women’s day was held in 1909. On this day, many groups and organizations are recognized […]
“Canadians talked like never before” was the general message Bell Canada gave after the success of their annual Bell Let’s Talk Day.. On February 8th, over 96, 000, 000 tweets, Facebook shares, texts and phone calls were made in order […]
It will now cost more money to ask someone what they’re thinking. Four cents more to be exact. The Canadian penny, the lowest currency has been around since 1858, but as of this month, the penny is dead. The penny […]
Idle No More has become a global movement. For a slight recap, protesters all across the country stated their action to protest the Harper government and fight for aboriginal rights and affairs. The government has imposed bills that will change […]
Although this wintery season has been pretty light on the snow, Brantford is still known to be one of the worst for their snow removal. With only fifty-two workers over the different shifts, Brantford has over 1,100 kilometres of roadways […]
The Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) is lookikng to remove the restraints on hunters and trappers. If the population of an species is a problem, the municipality currently requires a permit in order to have a hunter come in and […]
As 2012 came to a close and the New Year began, Brantford has evaluated their budget by making some changes. The budget is a heavy topic and not one that catches the attention of many students or the community. Some […]
The Ontario Ministry of Finance announced a new project expanding throughout the province. LBCO express stores will be opening up in grocery stores in the near future. Other provinces, such as Quebec, already have the option to buy alcohol at […]
The holidays were a busy time, not only for shoppers, but also for the Brantford police. Not only have the police had to deal with more common crimes of theft and vandalism, there have been multiple assaults and drug charges […]
Brantford, Ont. – Toys Alive is the theme for the 38th Santa Claus parade that will take place on Saturday, November 24 at 6 P.M. There will be many extravagant floats that have opportunities to win different awards. The parade […]
Ontario – Teachers will not be permitted to strike under the proposed legislation enacted by Dalton McGuinty to impose a two year wage freeze. Teachers must negotiate deals that do not include pay increases. The reason for this is in […]
Brantford – The Via Rail station located on Wadsworth Street began imposing paid parking in August. The nearby street space in front of the station has since then been free and no commuters have chosen to park there. The Brantford […]
Dalton McGuinty has been the Ontario Premier for the last nine years, since 2003. McGuinty recently declared that he will be resigning from his position as of April 2013, when a new Liberal leader will take his place. Rumors have […]
In the last week of September 2012, the global announcement of an extreme pork shortage was made. For bacon lovers, this was a big stab, but according to experts over the past two weeks this has been deemed ‘bologna.’ Although […]
On Wednesday, September 12, 2012, NDP leader Tom Mulcair appeared at ProFab Plastics in Brantford. A tour of the facility was guided by owners Judy and Neil Tranmer. Mulcair was accompanied by local NDP candidate Marc Laferriere, and shared his […]
The Canadian government recently closed the Iranian embassy in Ottawa, leaving over 3,000 students without support. Students were not notified about the closure, which left them surprised and stranded. Iranian students are now left without funding, translators, documents and/or counselling […]
On Friday, September 7, members of the community gathered at the East Wing of the Research and Academic Centre anxiously awaiting the news of $16.7 million in federal funding for the Laurier Brantford YMCA Athletics and Recreation Complex. Invitations were […]
Jordan Johnston News Editor Brantford has lots of nice places to see and visit in its downtown core. But being a stranger in a new community can become quite intimidating, especially if you have never left home before. There […]
