Vincent Ball

Brantford

Reporter at Brantford Expositor

Reporter for the Brantford Expositor.

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Articles

Liberal leader Mark Carney visits Brantford

6 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

• Article contentLiberal leader Mark Carney vowed to build more homes that cost less during a campaign stop in Brantford on Friday. Advertisement 2Article content“If you put your trust in us we are going to build this country like it’s never been built,” Carney said. Acknowledging the young people in the crowd, Carney said a Liberal government would build millions of homes that are 20 to 30 per cent cheaper than homes are right now.
Oak Park Road extension will be back on Brantford's agenda in the fall

6 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Advertisement 1 • • Article contentThe decades old problem of moving traffic out of West Brant is about to get a lot worse if a solution isn’t found soon, Mayor Kevin Davis saysAdvertisement 2Article contentSpeaking to Chamber of Commerce Brantford Brant on Thursday, Davis drew a loud round of applause when he reported the Ava Road Bridge will soon be re-opening. But, the mayor cautioned that with the reopening another recurring problem will surface.
Brantford getting two new rental apartment buildings

1 week ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

• • Article contentA program to encourage development of under-utilized properties is paying dividends in the form of two new rental apartment buildings, Brantford city councillors were told Tuesday. Advertisement 2Article contentDaniel Bragagnolo of Ninco Developments Inc. said the city’s greyfields community improvement program helped make a multi-unit rental project at 30 Galileo Boulevard possible.
Figure skaters of all ages participate in Flashing Blades at Brantford Civic Centre

1 week ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Advertisement 1Many competitive figure skaters begin their careers right after they start walking but not Dr. Jim Leong. The 63-year-old family physician was in his mid-30s when he first put on a pair of figure skates. • • Article contentMany competitive figure skaters begin their careers right after they start walking but not Dr. Jim Leong. Advertisement 2Article contentThe 63-year-old family physician was in his mid-30s when he first put on a pair of figure skates.
Students 'walking the runway' in support of thrift store

1 week ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Advertisement 1 • Article contentAssumption College School students in Brantford are celebrating their relationship with the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (SSVP) Thrift Store with a fashion and talent show.
Citizen stepping forward to save "Welcoming Sculpture" at Brantford sports hall

1 week ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Advertisement 1 • Article contentEfforts to save the “Welcoming Sculpture” at the Brantford and Area Sports Hall of Recognition are underway. Advertisement 2Article content“We’ve had a very generous offer from a member of the community to fund the necessary repairs,” Coun. Dan McCreary announced at a Tuesday (April 15) committee-of-the-whole meeting. “I think it’s in our best interest to preserve this art work.
Found! Woman reported missing has been found

1 week ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Article contentA woman who was reported missing on Tuesday (April 15) has been located. Brantford Police Service on Tuesday night announced that Cheyenne, who had been last seen April 4 in the West Brant area of Brantford, has been found. Police thanked the public for its [email protected]/EXPVBallShare this article in your social network
Brantford Brant South Six Nations candidates square off at Chamber-Rogers debate

1 week ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Advertisement 1 • Article contentThe intimate partner violence epidemic was one of several issues raised during a Brantford Brant South Six Nations candidates debate on Monday. Advertisement 2Article contentLiberal candidate Joy O’Donnell, Green Party candidate Karleigh Csordas, Anne Gajerski-Cauley, of the New Democrats and Conservative candidate Larry Brock participated in the exchange. It was held by the Chamber of Commerce Brantford-Brant in partnership with ROGERS TV.
"Butt Blitz" hit Brantford's downtown Saturday

1 week ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

No buts about it there are a lot of butts - cigarette butts that is - in Brantford. • • Article contentNo buts about it there are a lot of butts in Brantford. Advertisement 2Article content“If you go to a parking lot anywhere in the city you will see piles of cigarette butts up against the curb,” Jennifer Brooks said Saturday. “One that really stands out in my mind is the (Wayne) Gretzky centre.
Brantford holding public meeting for Lorne Bridge rehabilitation project

1 week ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Advertisement 1 • Article contentBrantford residents have an opportunity to learn more about the Lorne Bridge Rehabilitation project. Advertisement 2Article contentAn open house outlining the project is being held Thursday (April 17) from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Lions Park Auditorium, 20 Edge St.Residents are invited to visit the auditorium to learn more about the planned improvements and ask questions.