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Stolen cash and ATV: Killaloe OPP investigate two separate break and enters over the weekend 

On March 30, just before 6:00 p.m., Killaloe Police responded to a report of a break and enter to a shipping container on Burnt Bridge Road in the Township of Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan. They say a green 2015 Honda ATV was stolen.  On March 31, members of the Killaloe...

Basil Borutski, who murdered 3 women in Renfrew County in 2015, has died in prison

According to Corrections Canada, Basil Borutski has died in prison of natural causes.  The Corrections Canada press release states that in all cases involving the death of an inmate, the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) will review the circumstances. The 66-year-old had been serving an indeterminate sentence in Millhaven maximum security...

Tax information and help for seniors on April 9th at the Barry’s Bay Library

Tuesday April 9th  at 2pm, a representative from the Canada Revenue Agency will be at the Barrys Bay library to offer tips on income tax for adults 65+ They will provide tips on GST/HST benefits and credits as well as pension income splitting and digital services. They will also provide...

‘You won’t think of ice the same way again’ Author gives talk on Moose Factory’s Great Flood

This Saturday in Barrys Bay author Jean Pierre Chabot will be giving a presentation about the ice jam that flooded the Hudson’s Bay Company's fur trading post on Moose Factory Island in 1894.   The event will take place at the library. There will be light refreshments and a cash bar....

Opeongo Rd fire leads to level 1 Fire Ban in the township of Madawaska Valley

There was a massive fire in Madawaska Valley yesterday. Fire Chief Corwin Quade says the department was called to the fire on Opeongo rd just after 2:30 pm.   Killalloe, Hagarty an Richards was called for back up pumpers, tankers and fire fighters. Chief Quade said Killaloe came with 11...

Upper Ottawa Valley Police will be doing checks for seatbelts and “The Big 4”this Easter weekend 

The OPP say they will be participating in a Provincial Traffic Safety Campaign focused on seatbelt use. They note that all drivers must wear a seatbelt no matter how short the trip is. Young kids must be in a car seat and anyone under the age of 16 is...
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