OPP remind cyclists and motorists of bike safety rules
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) reminds bicycle and vehicle drivers to respect all road users by making safety a top priority, especially as we see an increase in cyclists on…
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Dr. Moore talks new role and reflects on time with KFLA Public Health
Adam Prudhomme Editor Dr. Kieran Moore met virtually with local media one last time Thursday to provide a COVID-19 community update before he assumes his new role as Ontario’s chief…
Tamworth mom and son aiming to get a skatepark built in the village
Adam Prudhomme Editor A Tamworth mom and her teenage son are on a mission to bring a skatepark to the village. Carolyn Sinclair and 15-year-old son Locksley have launched a…
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Napanee Beer Company commits to paying staff a Living Wage
The Napanee Beer Company, one of the region’s best-regarded breweries, has committed to paying its staff members at least a “Living Wage,” rather than the Ontario minimum wage, as defined…
Pair of new COVID-19 cases reported in KFLA on Wednesday, active case count at 12
KFLA Public Health reported two new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday with one recovery to place the active case count in the region at 12. The latest cases involve two…
Confirmed: Ontario schools will not return to in-class learning for June
The following is a press release from the Ontario government To best protect Ontario families from the fast growing B.1.617.2 variant, and to allow for higher rates of vaccination of…
Missing Odessa man found in good health
Lennox and Addington OPP are reporting that Tyler Johnston has been located and is in good health. Yesterday police were asking for assistance to locate the 25-year-old from Odessa. L&A…
Report: Ford expected to announce no in-class learning until September
According to a report from the Toronto Star, Ontario schools will remain virtual for June. Ontario Premier Doug Ford is scheduled to make an official announcement today at 1 p.m….