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Origine : CENTRAL Canada
Centre Wellington Fire and Rescue want to remind the general public that they need a burn permit in order to have a campfire in their backyard.

CW Fire Department says don’t have a campfire without a burn permit

Kayla Kreutzberg - CICW - Centre Wellington • ON | 24-03-2021
Headshot of Peter Bok, musician and music teacher, smiling.

Peter Bok on teaching Cantonese opera, erhu and other music during lockdown

LJI Journalist - CJRU - Toronto • ON | 24-03-2021
Olivia Lam sitting on a white couch in front of a window.

New local bakery launches monthly themed treat boxes

Sierra-Anne Conville - CHUO - Ottawa • ON | 24-03-2021
Stylized white text on a beige background that says, “Ottawa Black Film Festival.”

Inaugural Ottawa Black Film Festival will launch on Thursday

Gabby Calugay-Casuga - CHUO - Ottawa • ON | 24-03-2021
Friendly Neighbour Hotline supports 12,000 seniors in first year. Volunteer pictured knocking on senior's door.

Friendly Neighbour Hotline supports 12,000 seniors in first year

Sam Dharmasena - CJRU - Toronto • ON | 23-03-2021
A sign about firefighter green lights next to the highway near Fergus, Ontario on a sunny day

What do you do when you see a green flashing light?

Kayla Kreutzberg - CICW - Centre Wellington • ON | 23-03-2021
A vertical shot of three, multicoloured cleaning bottles with nozzles sitting on a glass shelf.

Safe Communities takes part in National Poison Prevention Week

Kayla Kreutzberg - CICW - Centre Wellington • ON | 22-03-2021
A painted mural of several multi-coloured fists joined in unity, painted on the side of a brick wall

Annual Paint it Up! program accepting applications for murals

Lauren Roulston - CHUO - Ottawa • ON | 22-03-2021
Centre Wellington Fire Rescue Services department in Fergus, Ontario is confident they will receive funding from the Ontario government.

Wellington County receives regional training centre approval for firefighters

Kayla Kreutzberg - CICW - Centre Wellington • ON | 19-03-2021
Three people wearing masks, two wearing high visibility vests, standing behind two red wagons. These wagons are filled with supplies for the homeless.

Mutual aid compared to policing: Ottawa Street Medics explain the difference

Gabby Calugay-Casuga - CHUO - Ottawa • ON | 19-03-2021