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The Youth Haven Centre in Barrie is set to be demolished next month to make way for a bigger facility. The new space will have increased capacity and access to services like healthcare. We spoke with Lucy Gowers, the executive director at Youth
Local news highlights from April 25, 2024 edition of ONTARIO MORNING:KINCARDINE PIER SAFETYAfter two decades of fatal and near-fatal drowning incidents, Kincardine is looking at pier safety upgrades. City councillor and chair of the Ad-hoc Pie
Prince Edward County has recruited six new physicians and introduced a pilot project that included significant funding for the overwhelming paperwork doctors have to deal with. Now current doctors are taking on new clients and the county has re
The City of Kawartha Lakes has confirmed cases of pertussis, which is also known as the whooping cough. The Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit is now warning parents about the illness that touches the most vulnerable among us
Recently, Peterborough finished building a complex of tiny homes for 50 homeless people after shutting down an contentious tent encampment on Wolfe Street. But now there are renewed fears and frustrations of another tent city popping up at Tr
The Kingston Symphony is holding their annual vinyl sale all this weekend. Longtime volunteer Dan Murphy went 'on the record' to highlight some of the musical gems in the massive record collection. Feeling the pain when you pay for your grocery
Yesterday morning, we told you about the Cornwall council's decision NOT to look at a local developer's proposal to build what they believe to be a big , affordable housing complex in the city. We hear from the developer, JC Godard, on the reje
Orillia has recently installed drilling accommodations from northern Alberta as a new housing area for the homeless population in their city. This comes just after the new Tiny homes development project out in peterborough has come with a lot
While everyone's rushing to put shovels on the ground for affordable housing, the Town of Cornwall is turning down a housing project from a local developer to build an affordable apartment complex with 400 units. We spoke with Cornwall Mayor Ju
The City of Kingston has been awarded $3.2 million dollars for blowing past the province's housing targets. Mayor Bryan Paterson joined us to talk about the strategy and how they’ll be using this extra cash. The City of Kingston and the downtow
The Young Town Museum in Omemee,later Lindsay, was Trevor Hosier’s love letter to Rock N Roll from the 50s, 60s and 70s. The museum, named after Neil Young, featured items from Young as well as personally owned and worn items from the likes of
Students at Lakehead University are learning the skills required to build a successful business from the Ingenuity incubator. To find out more about the program, we spoke to Sidney Howlet, a recent graduate successfully launched her climate cha
The goal of Green Bowl Foods is to take leftovers and create something nutritious and good for the environment. That could mean taking the pulp from carrots or the barley from brewed beer and “upcycling” the ingredients into a wholesome meal. W
Dr. Andrew Tennenztap recently found a new and more reliable method for fresh water testing. This new method is said to break down the molecular DNA of a water source to make it easy to track changes right to their origin. We spoke with him abo
The students at Georgian College are hosting a special Royal Tea party to support kids who have lost a loved one. They’ve partnered with the Seasons Centre for Grieving Children for this event. We spoke to one of the college students, Kendra Si
Councilors in the Town of Renfrew are calling for the mayor to resign over mismanagement of a big project. It came after a scathing report exposed a lack of oversight and improper handling of contracts for a recreation facility expansion. Howev
School boards have reported a drastic increase of students vaping on school property since the pandemic. But one board has managed to bring that number down recently by installing vape detectors in the washrooms. We spoke to Emily Samuel, the P
A once-in-a-generation event, the Solar Eclipse, is coming up soon and the city of Kingston is a prime location to catch the entire moon move in front of the sun. Thousands of viewers are expected to descend on the Limestone city. We spoke to B
With only 5 diagnostic hubs in Ontario, the number of children waiting to get assessed for autism has reached crisis levels. According to local media more than 6,000 kids are sitting on a waitlist. We spoke with Alina Cameron,the President of t
Raheleh Saryazdi, an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Trent University's Durham Campus, was recently named the recipient of the University's Early Career Researcher Award. She won the award for her research on the effects of virtual reality
Thousands are expected to flock to the solar eclipse path in Eastern Ontario. the total solar eclipse will cross North America following the St. Lawrence seaway from Belleville to Cornwall before it veers east to the Maritimes. astrophysicist f
He’s got way more than ‘three bags full’ of wool. Todd Payne is a sheep farmer at Asphodel Sheep Company in Peterborough, and recipient of this year's Family Farm of the Year award . The Ontario Chamber of Commerce says it's time for the govern
A big game is coming up this weekend in the Professional women's hockey league, and one superfan from Lindsay will be there. You may not know Debbie Harrison, but you likely have seen her colourful custom-made outfits that went viral!Renfrew Co
Saugeen First Nation is set to create their ‘first’ professional health team. Chief Conrad Ritchie joins us next to share the importance of it and the need for a culturally integrative health care approach for Indigenous people. Former US Presi
With the warm weather coming early, a lot of reservoirs are worried about the lower than usual levels of water that sits in their water storages. This comes in opposition to the dry season that looms closer to fruition. To explain why that's a
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