After 17 years at the helm as artistic director and conductor of the Brantford Symphony Orchestra (BSO), Philip Sarabura has decided to retire.
Sarabura, who was born in Toronto, recalled...
After years of recognition for his photography, Paul Smith has embraced painting, discovering an equally rewarding outlet for his creativity.
Smith, who is a Brantford...
For over four decades, the Brant Food Centre has proudly served the Brantford community, while being defined by its excellence in customer service, dedication...
For close to 30 years, Dr. Michael Feijo has been providing the Brantford community with chiropractic services, giving many people the opportunity to feel...
Since founding the Guitar Society of Brantford in 2011, Dr. Patrick Feely, who is also the artistic director, has been focused on providing programs...
Recently released, ‘Growing Upward: A Guide to Discovering Your Greatness + Owning Your Life’ by Natalie Zombeck, was written as a guidebook filled with...
The former Mohawk Institute Residential School officially re-opened to the public as an interpretive historic site and educational resource during Woodland Cultural Centre’s (WCC)...
Since the Brantford Chapter of Safe Families was established in 2022, Christine Schmidt and her team have been dedicated to helping families who face...
For John Macdonald, the importance of advocacy for Indigenous rights and causes, as well as coaching and education, and supporting programs like those for...
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...
Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC) will re-open the Mohawk Institute Residential School as an interpretive historic site and educational resource as part of its National...
Ashley Borzellino, Development Inspector/Operator in the City of Brantford’s Development Engineering Department, was recently crowned Miss North America 2025 in July at the North...
