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Brantford Bulldogs-themed lessons 'bring community into the classroom' for kindergarteners

2 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Michelle Ruby

Advertisement 1 • Article contentKindergarten students at Lansdowne-Costain Public School just might be the “biggest littlest Brantford Bulldogs fans” in the city. Advertisement 2Article contentAfter passing through a long gold fringe covering the doorway, visitors enter a classroom transformed into a mini hockey hub. The walls are lined with math and language lessons, all with a Bulldogs’ theme.
Two Crown attorneys serving Brantford, Haldimand and Simcoe have been appointed as judges

2 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Susan Gamble

Advertisement 1 • Article contentBrantford and Haldimand will soon lose their Crown attorneys as each have been appointed as Ontario judges as of May 14. Advertisement 2Article contentBrantford Crown attorney Brett Moodie and Haldimand Crown attorney Fraser McCracken were part of the province’s announcement of 11 new judges for the Ontario Court.
Blessed Sacrament in Burford celebrates 60 years of learning and community

3 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Advertisement 1 • • Article contentA kindergarten teacher at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Elementary School in Burford received a history lesson on Friday. Advertisement 2Article contentA family history lesson to be more precise. “I just found out today that my dad had a lot to do with this school being built,” Melissa Marr said. “I knew that he and a lot of other people worked on getting the church here but I had no idea about the school until Kelly (Sibbick) told me.
‘We’ll have full autonomy’: Six Nations development corporation building economic self-sufficiency without compromising traditional values

3 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Celeste Percy-Beauregard

Advertisement 1 • Article contentThe midday sun streams through the window of Matt Jamieson’s Six Nations office. At his desk, he’s surrounded by Indigenous artwork and family photos. The roulette tables and slot machines that once fuelled him might as well be a million miles away — but he carries a piece of that past with him.
Brant County woman charged with impaired driving

5 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Advertisement 1 • • Article contentA 58-year-old Brant County woman has been charged with drinking and driving offences following a Thursday collision in a Paris parking lot. Advertisement 2Article contentBrant OPP officers were sent to the parking lot on Broadway Street just before 4 p.m.Upon arrival, police found that a vehicle had collided with several parked vehicles.
Brantford-Brant's manufacturing jobs escape tariff troubles - so far

5 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Advertisement 1Local jobless rate increases to 6.5% compared to national rate of 6.9% • • Article contentTariffs imposed by the United States have so far not had much of an impact on Brantford-Brant’s manufacturing jobs, says a labour market analyst.
Grand Erie District School Board revokes sanctions against trustee

5 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Celeste Percy-Beauregard

Advertisement 1Barred trustee Carol Ann Sloat was lined up to miss at least six board meetings and more than half a year of committee meetings. But in a surprise move, the Grand Erie District School Board revoked the sanctions that would have prevented her from attending. • • Article contentBarred trustee Carol Ann Sloat was lined up to miss at least six board meetings and more than half a year of committee meetings.
Chamber of Commerce honors local businesses and community leaders

6 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Vincent Ball

Advertisement 1 • Article contentA Paris woman who helped bring Laurier University to Brantford was Thursday honored by the Chamber of Commerce Brantford-Brant. . Advertisement 2Article contentColleen Miller was announced as this year’s winner of the David Baxter Memorial Award at the chamber’s Businesses Excellence Awards Gala. The event was held at TownePlace Suites by Marriott Brantford.
Track stars shine on Day 1 of AABHN meet

6 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Brian Smiley

Advertisement 11,500 and 100 races showcase athletes • Article contentParis District High School’s Aris Motrea not only won the senior boys 1,500 metres at the AABHN track and field championship on Thursday, he captured first place against an extremely stacked field. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
Brantford counsellor accused of misconduct has quit profession but discipline process continues

6 days ago | brantfordexpositor.ca | Susan Gamble

Advertisement 1 • • Article contentA local social worker accused of having sex with a client has quit the profession but is still facing a disciplinary hearing by her governing body. Advertisement 2Article contentLaura Dowler’s certificate to practise was revoked after she resigned, leaving her unable to legally practise but the case against her by the Ontario College of Social Workers is still very much active.