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Keith Dempsey's reporting focuses on local government, community events, and youth programs in the Gananoque area of Ontario. To engage Keith effectively, consider pitching stories related to initiatives or developments within local government that impact the community. Additionally, topics such as funding for youth programs and coverage of community events are likely to resonate with him.
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By: Keith Dempsey
The Town of Gananoque is warning vendors and applicants to remain cautious after reports of fraudulent emails targeting those connected to the Gananoque Farmers’ and Craft Market. Town officials said at least one vendor recently received a fake email falsely claiming they had been accepted into the market and requesting payment
Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands Mayor Corinna Smith-Gatcke is seeking a third term.
By: Keith Dempsey
Long-term care centre's expansion and renewal underway, which will increase available beds in the Gananoque area.
By: Keith Dempsey
James Wallace Gardiner, who served the Seeley's Bay community as a firefighter for four decades, died May 15 at the age of 82.
Gananoque Mayor John Beddows criticized council motions on the recording of meetings, and possible fees for integrity commissioner reports.
By: Brockville Recorder, Keith Dempsey
The owner of an average home in Gananoque can expect to pay nearly $280 more in municipal property taxes this year as council prepares to approve the town's 2026 tax
By: Keith Dempsey
Gananoque's integrity commissioner has ruled Coun. David Osmond did not violate the town's code of conduct.
By: Keith Dempsey
The owner of an average home in Gananoque can expect to pay nearly $280 more in municipal property taxes this year as council prepares to approve the town’s 2026 tax rates and ratios. Council is scheduled to consider a bylaw June 3 establishing the tax rates required to fund the
By: Keith Dempsey
Gananoque’s integrity commissioner has dismissed a code of conduct complaint against Coun. David Osmond, finding no evidence that the councillor acted disrespectfully toward a resident during an email exchange that ultimately led to a formal investigation. The report from integrity commissioner Tony Fleming is scheduled to be received by council
The owner of an average home in Gananoque can expect to pay nearly $280 more in municipal property taxes this year as Council prepares to approve the town's 2026 tax rates and ratios.
