Dan Rolph is a Reporter/Photographer at various publications including the Belleville Intelligencer and The London Free Press. He focuses on topics such as Cleantech, GreenTech, Recycling, and Renewable Energy, often highlighting their significance within Canada, alongside themes related to Team Sports. Dan's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including the Sudbury Star and the Huron Expositor.
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Dan Rolph's local coverage in Ontario, Canada spans a wide array of topics including community events, government announcements, and sports. He frequently features expert commentary across various themes such as culture & society, family & relationships, government & politics, crime and sports.
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By: Dan Rolph
Winchelsea intersection to have flashing lights installed on stop signs
Stanley landfill will no longer accept industrial recycling
Huron Perth public health recommends adding vaping to smoking bylaw
Exeter Hawks come back swinging, racking up a win and overtime loss
By: Dan Rolph
List of recyclables grows as new Blue Box changes roll out in Ontario
By Dan RolphRock the Range is returning to the White Squirrel Golf Club in Zurich on June 20, but this year’s event will come with a unique taste of Newfoundland culture.The fundraiser, which is being dubbed the “Newfoundland Kitchen Party Edition” of Rock the Range, will be presented by the White Squirrel Cares Foundation and Team Reid McDonald’s in support of the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Foundation’s Magnetic Moments MRI campaign.Rock the Range will feature Great Big Sea tribute b
A staple in the Grand Bend business community has been left in ruins after a fire on Friday, May 22.Firefighters were called to the Moffatt and Powell RONA on Ontario Street South around 2 p.m.According to Lambton Shores fire chief Sean Smith, everyone inside the building at the time made it out to safety.
With Canada Day right around the corner, the annual festivities in Grand Bend are set to be as exciting as ever.Organized by a committee of local volunteers, this year’s event will take place on Wednesday, July 1, bringing with it a lineup of musical acts who will perform on the Rotary Community Stage, as well as what is being labelled by organizers as southwestern Ontario’s largest Canada Day fireworks display.
By: Dan Rolph
A proposed new apartment building in Lucan on Richmond Street next to the MacEwen gas station has hit a delay as council looks to get a developer to reduce its height.If the proposed building were to be greenlit with its current design, it would be a five-storey structure with 54 residential units.
Magnetic Moments campaign requests $250,000Bluewater was asked to commit $250,000 in support over five years to the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital’s Magnetic Moments MRI campaign during the June 15 council meeting.The campaign, which has been receiving support from groups and individuals throughout the Huron County community, aims to bring an MRI to the hospital in Goderich that would serve residents throughout the county and beyond.
