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2 months ago | 
norfolktoday.ca | Georgia Chambers |Matt LeBlanc |Matt Leblanc
Norfolk County residents are reminded to follow burn regulations to prevent unnecessary fire department responses and potential hazards. When burning materials, it is essential to have a permit. https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/776/files/2025/03/fire-clip-1.mp3That was Fire Prevention Officer Cory Armstrong-Smith, who shared that residents can obtain permits through Service Norfolk by calling extension zero or visiting their website.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
norfolktoday.ca | Matt LeBlanc |Matt Leblanc
The Norfolk County Fire Department wants to start off 2025 on the right foot by tackling one of the most common calls they respond to. Fire Prevention Officer Cory Armstrong-Smith with the Norfolk County Fire Department says cooking fires continue to be an issue. One way to make sure that happens is to make sure you are cooking with a clear mind and not intoxicated.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
gonorthumberland.ca | Matt LeBlanc |Matt Leblanc
socastcmsRssStart88.7 myFM News staffsocastcmsRssEndThe OPP is reminding pet owners to leave their animals at home instead of in cold vehicles during the winter months. Sgt. Ed Sanchuk emphasizes that just like their summer safety messaging, leaving pets in a vehicle during frigid temperatures can have tragic outcomes.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
norfolktoday.ca | Matt LeBlanc |Matt Leblanc
The days are numbered for Justin Trudeau to hold the Prime Minister seat – but Premier Doug Ford wants to make sure those days are productive. https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/776/files/2025/01/trudeau-ford-1.mp3Ford made the comments yesterday after Trudeau’s announcement about stepping down as Prime Minister once the Liberals select a new party leader, saying these next few weeks are crucial with President Donald Trump and tariffs on the horizon.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
norfolktoday.ca | Matt LeBlanc |Matt Leblanc
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
norfolktoday.ca | Matt LeBlanc |Matt Leblanc
A new year brings a renewed effort to assist police in tracking down criminals. Yesterday (Monday), members of the local Crime Stoppers board and the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) gathered outside council chambers to mark the occasion. https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/776/files/2025/01/cs-1.mp3That was Keith Cooke, Vice Chair of Haldimand-Norfolk Crime Stoppers.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
norfolktoday.ca | Matt LeBlanc |Matt Leblanc
When the puck drops at the Toonies for Tummies fundraiser in Waterford, five area schools will come out winners. Event coordinator Alison Rossi explains the motivation behind the hockey happening. https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/776/files/2024/12/dec-6-toonie-for-tummies-1-rossi.mp3The inaugural fundraiser last year brought in a lot of cash for snack programs at area schools.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
norfolktoday.ca | Matt LeBlanc |Matt Leblanc
Norfolk County council and staff have received criticism from Ontario’s Ombudsman for entering closed sessions when it was not warranted. The Ombudsman reviewed four reported incidents, clearing only one and raising concerns about the justification for the other three, as they did not meet the criteria for closed sessions.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
gonorthumberland.ca | Matt LeBlanc |Matt Leblanc
socastcmsRssStart88.7 myFM News staffsocastcmsRssEndOntario’s Independent MPP is tired of early elections. Bobbi Ann Brady recently tabled a motion calling on the government to fine any provincial government that breaks fixed election date legislation by three months or more.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
norfolktoday.ca | Matt LeBlanc |Matt Leblanc
The Invasive Species Centre, with support from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, has announced a new round of funding through the Invasive Species Action Fund (ISAF). Designed to combat Ontario’s most harmful invasive plants, aquatics, and forest pests, the Fund offers municipalities, conservation authorities, Indigenous communities, and non-profits opportunities to secure grants. Three funding streams are available:Microgrants: Up to $3,500 for community-driven projects.
