Steve Berard is a local journalist based in Kemptville, Ontario. He writes for My Kemptville Now and CJCS 1240, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, economic development, and public transportation. Steve's work has also been featured on CHMS-FM.
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North Grenville, Ontario, Canada (Local)
Steve Berard's coverage primarily focuses on local news, events, government announcements, and community initiatives in the North Grenville area of Ontario. He frequently reports on a wide range of topics such as public transportation, budgetary issues, community events and initiatives.
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By: Steve Berard
Some outdated equipment for road maintenance could be replaced soon in North Grenville. Council is set to vote Tuesday on whether to purchase a new backhoe loader and all-season tractor.
If you want to see the upcoming solar eclipse, you'll have a chance to watch it immersed in local history soon.
Now that winter is officially over, North Grenville staff members are reminding residents of the rules for burning things in the municipality. Residents need to buy a permit to have […]
By: Steve Berard
A local business owner is running an initiative to benefit the Winchester District Memorial Hospital (WDMH), as a way of saying thank you for the care her daughter recieved.
By: Meta Time, Steve Berard
Residents are being asked to create art commemorating people who have been hurt or killed in the workplace.
By: Meta Time, Steve Berard
Mayor Nancy Peckford says she's happy to see North Grenville's Francophone population growing.
Shelley Mitchell says she's looking forward to bringing more people back to downtown Kemptville at an upcoming event.
By: Steve Berard
The Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) is looking for help finding educators and workers to commemorate with awards this year.
By: Meta Time, Steve Berard
Steve Clark says the federal carbon tax is too much, and he wants to see the Ontario government send that message before it's too late.
By: Steve Berard
If you're going across the border for Easter, Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) staff members say you should be prepared before you go.
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