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Integrity Commissioner finds Grimsby Councillor violated Code of Conduct

A long-standing confrontation between Grimsby Mayor Jeff Jordan and Councillor Veronica Charrois reached its climax over the past two weeks following the release of a report from Integrity Commissioner Michael L. Maynard, who found that Charrois violated the Council Code of Conduct when she questioned Jordan’s association with Harley Valentine of Castlepoint Numa, a Toronto-based real estate development company, during a council session last year.

While the incident in question took place this past November, the background of the issue can be traced back as far as two years ago.

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Two back-to-back theft cases in Wainfleet

On Monday, the Niagara Region Police Service put out two news releases dealing with theft: in one case…

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Remembering Bob Cole

Today’s sports piece in The Niagara Independent wasn’t going to be about hockey at all.

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Why would anyone want to be a landlord?

It’s no secret that Canada is in dire need of housing – both for purchase and for rental. There are a number of reasons why we got here.

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Generational fairness might be the buzzword of the day but it comes with a hefty price tag

Of all the commitments made in the federal budget, changes to the capital gains tax have emerged as the thorn in the side…

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Taxpayers should doubt government’s balanced budget plan

Since being elected, Premier Wab Kinew has not stopped singing a song of bringing fiscal sanity back to Manitoba.

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Canadians need to be aware of the WHO Pandemic Treaty

Canadians can be excused for not knowing about the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Pandemic Treaty.

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Ford government announces refurbishment of Niagara Falls’ hydroelectric dams

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The government of Ontario has announced it is spending $1 billion to extend the lifecycle of the province’s largest hydroelectric dams, which are in Niagara Falls.

The Sir Adam Beck I and Sir Adam Beck II generating stations are located along the Niagara River.

Combined, the two dams provide about nine per cent of the province’s electricity, which is the equivalent of powering 1.7 million homes.

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Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign to benefit local charities

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Tim Hortons launched its Smile Cookie program back in 1996 as a way of raising funds for charities.

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NHL and NBA playoffs underway

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It’s a good time to be a sports fan.

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The capital gains con job

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Last week’s federal budget contained many elements that were negative for Canada – a massive deficit, growing national debt…

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Ripples of Middle East war reach the Ontario Legislature

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The divisive ripples emanating from the Middle East war between Hamas and Israel continue to spread.

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Data Wild West: Canadian political parties’ privacy practices under fire

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In an era where data shapes the very fabric of elections, the oversight into how Canadian federal political parties collect and utilize voter data…

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Building a New Brunswick Advantage

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Lower taxes. Less debt. Balanced budgets.

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