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Confronting Canada’s residential school history

With the release of the book, Behind the Bricks: The Life and Times of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s Longest-Running Residential School, the editors and many contributors, including survivors, shared...

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Getting a glimpse into Canada’s “Museum of Conscience”

Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC) will re-open the Mohawk Institute Residential School as an interpretive...

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City of Brantford employee wins Miss North America title

Ashley Borzellino, Development Inspector/Operator in the City of Brantford’s Development Engineering Department, was recently...

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Defining a career by embracing new creative ventures

Michelle Nolden has enjoyed a successful acting career with credits ranging from Canadian TV...

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Brantford residents dig in at 15th annual Ribfest

Brantford Kinsmen hosted its 15th annual Ribfest at Mohawk Park from Friday, August 8...

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Strodes’ success highlighted by community involvement

For the past 21 years, Strodes BBQ and Deli, led by owner Brian Witteveen, has become a business synonymous with offering quality meat and...

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Confronting Canada’s residential school history

Getting a glimpse into Canada’s “Museum of Conscience”

City of Brantford employee wins Miss North America title

Featured

Confronting Canada’s residential school history

Getting a glimpse into Canada’s “Museum of Conscience”

City of Brantford employee wins Miss North America title

Defining a career by embracing new creative ventures

Brantford residents dig in at 15th annual Ribfest

Strodes’ success highlighted by community involvement

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