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Steve Kannon's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly government announcements, and events in the Elmira area of Ontario, Canada. He also covers a wide range of topics including government & politics, education, transportation & logistics, business & industry as well as entertainment news.
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By: Steve Kannon
Fending off elimination twice, the third time was not the charm as the Elmira Sugar Kings’ season came to an end Tuesday night via a 6-2 loss in St. Marys.The Lincolns advance, taking the second-round GOHL playoff series 4-2.The loss came after the Kings won games four and
Everything old is new again, as the province, not the residents, will now choose Waterloo Region’s chair.Just prior to the long weekend, the province announced plans to appoint the heads of eight fast-growing regions, including the Region of Waterloo, as a way to speed up development, its number-one
By: Steve Kannon
Breslau property owners can expect to be hit up for their share of rehabilitating a municipal drain covering some 600 acres in the village, with the bills coming higher than original estimates.The final cost to repair what’s known as Breslau Municipal Drain No. 1 hit $8.6 million,
When Woolwich residents go the polls for the municipal election in October, one resident wants to see a referendum question on the future of the sidewalk snow-clearing contract in Elmira.Addressing Woolwich councillors Tuesday night, Marc Christiaens made a pitch to put the issue to a vote, pointing to numerous
What is today largely farmland that houses a former gravel pit would become a sprawling business park under a proposal rolled out this week in Woolwich council chambers.CRA Lands Limited is looking for sweeping changes to the use of the land on the north side of Bridge Street at
Sandy Shantz, who’s held the post for the past 12 years, announces she won’t seek re-election
By: Steve Kannon
A slightly scaled-back iteration of a St. Jacobs residential development gained no more traction with neighbours than did the version rolled out a year earlier.A subdivision at 51 and 55 Hawkesville Rd. would see the maximum number of units drop to 124 from the 151 proposed last year, Woolwich
Make that two current Woolwich councillors interested in taking the mayor’s seat at the table.Ward 1 Coun. Evan Burgess this week announced his candidacy for the job, joining Ward 2 Coun. Eric Schwindt in the race. The current mayor, Sandy Shantz, said she would not seek re-election after
The problem – the sound of a train whistle blaring through the village at all times of the day – is easy to identify. Fixing it won’t be, or at least not cheaply.Echoing longstanding complaints, St. Jacobs residents are again calling on Woolwich council to take the necessary steps to
When Woolwich goes to the polls in October, at least 3 candidates running
