The Recorder & Times

The Recorder & Times

The Recorder & Times is a daily newspaper based in Brockville, Ontario, Canada.

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Brockville council OKs Scace Avenue apartments

1 day ago | recorder.ca | Ronald Zajac

Council members stress importance of housingBrockville Coun. Cameron Wales discusses a proposed residential development on Scace Avenue while Coun. Jane Fullarton listens during council's regular meeting of Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
Front of Yonge fire chief marks 50 years

2 days ago | recorder.ca | Catherine Orth

Colleagues, dignitaries pay tribute to Greg Halladay. Author of the article: Catherine Orth • Special to The Recorder and TimesPublished May 12, 2025 • 2 minute readFront of Yonge Fire Chief Greg Halladay, centre, holds the firefighter's axe presented to him from the Front of Yonge Firefighters Association.
Brockville Multicultural Festival's return celebrated

2 days ago | recorder.ca | Catherine Orth

Event marks 39th edition after a six-year hiatus. Author of the article: Catherine Orth • Special to The Recorder and TimesPublished May 12, 2025 • 3 minute readSerah Cimen at the Turkish booth prepares and sells profitto at the Multicultural Festival Saturday, May 10, 2025, at the Brockville Memorial Centre.
Brockville planning committee recommends Scace Avenue apartments

2 days ago | recorder.ca | Ronald Zajac

Scace Avenue resident Michael Richards speaks to Brockville council's planning and development committee on Tuesday, May 6, 2025. Photo by RONALD ZAJAC //The Brockville Recorder and TimesArticle contentBrockville council will vote Tuesday on a recommendation to approve a six-unit apartment building in Brockville’s northeastern corner, despite neighbours’ opposition to the plan. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Brockville Multicultural Festival returns

5 days ago | recorder.ca | Ronald Zajac

Popular event marks 39th edition after six-year hiatusYicela Escobar Palomino puts some finishing touches on the Peruvian booth ahead of the opening of the Brockville Multicultural Festival on Friday, May 9, 2025. Photo by PHOTO BY RONALD ZAJAC /The Brockville Recorder and TimesArticle contentAfter a six-year hiatus, the sounds, tastes and colours of Brockville’s rich multicultural mosaic are back at the Memorial Centre.
Cornwall police service board briefs: More firearms present in the city

6 days ago | recorder.ca | Shawna O'Neill

Cornwall Police Service Acting Deputy Chief Chad Maxwell, left, speaking during the board meeting with Chief of Police Shawna Spowart, right, on Thursday May 1, 2025 in Cornwall, Ont. Photo by Shawna O'Neill /Cornwall Standard-FreeholderArticle contentChief of Police Shawna Spowart spoke to the Cornwall Police Service board last week about how firearms were never discharged by officers in 2024. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Akwesasne Thunder fall short to Nepean Knights in home opener

6 days ago | recorder.ca | Shawna O'Neill

Published May 08, 2025 • Last updated 1 day ago • 2 minute readThe Akwesasne Thunder took on the Nepean Knights in the Ontario Junior B Lacrosse League Far East Division clash on Wednesday May 7, 2025 on Kawehno:ke. Photo by Shawna O'Neill /Cornwall Standard-FreeholderArticle contentAKWESASNE — The 2025 home opener game for the Akwesasne Thunder was a nail-biter that saw the home team fall short by one point, 11-10, in overtime.
TLTI council approves $23K incentive to support visiting physician

6 days ago | recorder.ca | Keith Dempsey

Author of the article: Keith Dempsey • Local Journalism Initiative ReporterPublished May 08, 2025 • 2 minute readSunMediaArticle contentA doctor with global experience may soon be treating local patients in Lansdowne, thanks to a unanimous council decision that bends the rules – and opens the wallet. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
In Leeds-Grenville, homelessness, crime top Barrett's priorities

1 week ago | recorder.ca | Ronald Zajac

Re-elected MP says Conservative caucus solidly behind PoilievreMichael Barrett, the newly-reelected MP for Leeds-Grenville--Thousand Islands--Rideau Lakes, speaks on election night, April 28, 2025, while his wife, Amanda, listens.
Brockville's music community celebrates its Stars

1 week ago | recorder.ca | Catherine Orth

Awards night wraps up music festivalAuthor of the article: Catherine Orth • Special to The Recorder and TimesPublished May 07, 2025 • 3 minute readFrom left, clarinetists Peri Howlett, Suzanne Morrison, Chris Coyea, and Karen Frech (in front of Coyea), of Quintessence, won Best in Festival – Instrumental. Flautists, Jaime Burt, Carol Revell and Colleen Leslie (absent) won Best in Festival – Open. Dallis Campbell (centre, red dress) won Best in Festival – voice.

The Recorder & Times journalists

Catherine Orth

Marshall Healey

Ronald Zajac

Tim Ruhnke

Wayne Lowrie

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