Bob Perreault

Operations Manager and News Director at CHLK-FM

News Director at Lake 88 radio in Perth, Ontario. This is my official Lake 88 account, thoughts expressed are my own. Listen in at the link below!

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The Lanark-Leeds 48

1 week ago | lanarkleedstoday.ca | Bob Perreault

Here’s what’s going on in Lanark and Leeds over the next 48 hours. Stuff to do:Today: Almonte and District High School presents Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: High School Edition at Almonte Old Town Hall starting April 24. Tickets at ADHS, Baker Bob’s, or onstagedirect.com. Call 343-551-0112 for details. Today: The Lanark Basic Income Network hosts a free event on Thursday, April 24 at 7 p.m. at Carleton Place Town Hall. Learn how basic income could help reduce intimate partner violence.
What’s good in Lanark-Leeds? Dean Brown on the Sens in the playoffs!

1 week ago | lanarkleedstoday.ca | Bob Perreault

The Battle of Ontario is back. The Ottawa Senators take on the Toronto Maple Leafs in round one of the NHL playoffs, here on 88.1 myFM. The voice of the Senators, Dean Brown, says its been a long-time coming after a seven year rebuild.
The Lanark-Leeds 48

1 week ago | lanarkleedstoday.ca | Bob Perreault

Here’s what’s going on in Lanark and Leeds over the next 48 hours. Stuff to do:Today: The Falls Food Hub in Smiths Falls offers community meals every Monday at Hanley Hall on McGill Street. The doors open at 11, with the meal served at noon. All are welcome. Today: The Table Community Food Centre in Perth is offering Community Meals every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 4:30 to 6pm at their Gore St. Location.
What’s Good in Lanark & Leeds: Help make a difference

1 week ago | lanarkleedstoday.ca | Bob Perreault

Volunteers are vital to the success of local events, and we have many incredible events in communities across our listening area. One group that counts on volunteers is the United Way Leeds and Grenville, where they’ve seen a drop. Their Melissa Hindman explains. https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/2107/files/2025/04/031125-hindman-01.mp3She also notes that many organizations have seen volunteer levels stay steady.
UCDSB investing heavily in school sports with a $12.2M commitment

2 weeks ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

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Making tick season a safe one

2 weeks ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

Tick trouble is back: Here’s how to stay safe outdoors this springWith spring temperatures rising above 4°C, ticks are becoming active again across our listening area. Dr. Linna Li, Deputy Medical Officer of Health, says blacklegged ticks in the area may carry bacteria that cause Lyme disease, or other ilnnesses.
How to vote early

2 weeks ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

With the federal election 18 days away, many Canadians are expected to cast their ballots ahead of time. There are a number of ways to vote before the April 28th election, including at advanced polling stations, at an elections office, or by mail. Regional Media Advisor with Elections Canada Dugald Maudsley says if you want to go vote today, you can.
Stolen vehicles found in Merrickville-Wolford lead to two arrests

2 weeks ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

Two stolen vehicles have been recovered and two men from North Dundas Township are facing charges after an investigation by the OPP East Region Community Street Crime Unit. On March 30, 2025, Grenville County OPP officers attended a home on Weedmark Road for an unrelated matter. While there, police found two vehicles reported stolen from Windsor and Toronto. A search warrant was executed the same day, and both vehicles were recovered. Mark Greenaway, 43, was arrested at the scene.
WHAT’S GOOD IN LANARK-LEEDS? Students’ voices get louder!

2 weeks ago | lanarkleedstoday.ca | Bob Perreault

Perth council’s committee voted unanimously to accept Climate Change Advisory Panel’s (CCAP) chair Brodie Berrigan’s proposal to add 2 student members to the committee. Brodie provided several good reasons for seeking the change. https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/2107/files/2025/04/040925-berrigan-1.mp3He noted the idea was well received by the panel and both secondary school principals.
The Lanark-Leeds 48

2 weeks ago | lanarkleedstoday.ca | Bob Perreault

Here’s what’s going on in Lanark and Leeds over the next 48 hours. Stuff to do:Today: Join Montague Recreation for weekly dodgeball nights at Montague Public School, Wednesdays, 7–8 p.m. Open to all skill levels. Register online, we have the link on our website. Forms signed on-site. Bring friends for friendly competition and fun!Tomorrow: Murder on the Moor fundraiser, April 10, 2025, from 6-9 p.m. at The Cove Inn, Westport.