Ronald Zajac
Journalist at The Recorder & Times
Multi-media journalist at Postmedia Network Inc.
Journalist at The Recorder and Times. Book lover. Writing fiction outside my day job to make sense of the rest of it. Tweets are strictly my personal opinion.
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standard-freeholder.com | Ronald Zajac
College president commits to bringing new programs to all campuses in the years ahead. Glenn Vollebregt, president and chief executive officer of St. Lawrence College, addresses the graduates at the school's Brockville campus convocation, at the Brockville Memorial Centre on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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recorder.ca | Ronald Zajac
Brockville's chief planning officer, Andrew McGinnis, reads from a report on one of a series of condominium conversions at the Tuesday, June 3, 2025 meeting city city council's planning and development committee. Photo by RONALD ZAJAC /Brockville Recorder and TimesArticle contentBrockville council is to vote next week on the final batch of condominium conversions resulting from a “mass conversion” approved last year.
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ottawacitizen.com | Ronald Zajac
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1Article contentThere are early signs that gene therapy can treat a rare neurodevelopmental condition, leaving a Brockville-area mother excited about the possibilities for her son. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle content“It’s more than good news,” said Kirsti Bakker, founder and president of the XLID98 Foundation, which hosted its first online symposium over the weekend.
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intelligencer.ca | Ronald Zajac
Brockville Mayor Matt Wren listens to discussion at the city's regular council meeting of May 27, 2025. PHOTO BY RONALD ZAJAC/The Brockville Recorder and Times jpg, BT, apsmcArticle contentWhen the Ontario government recently expanded strong mayor powers to 169 communities, the chatter around at least one council table turned to a tough-talking, tariff-imposing U.S. president.
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3 days ago |
recorder.ca | Ronald Zajac
Queen's at forefront of work on XLID98Published Jun 04, 2025 • Last updated 10 minutes ago • 4 minute readLiam Bakker, 28, was born with XLID98, a rare mutation of an X-linked gene. SUBMITTED PHOTOArticle contentThere are early signs that gene therapy can treat a rare neurodevelopmental condition, leaving a Brockville-area mother excited about the possibilities for her son. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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