Videos

Dave Cavanagh, Volunteer with the Brockville and Area Special Olympics, joins us on this week's edition of F.Y.I. with Doreen Barnes to talk about a new outdoor Bocce Ball court at Hardy Park! 

Liz Healy & Ida Horwat join us on this week's edition of F.Y.I. with Doreen Barnes to talk about The Big Give and how you can participate on June 3

Maggie Stevenson, Biologist & Brian Henderson, Horticulturalist with the Thousand Islands Watershed Land Trust, join us on this week's edition of F.Y.I. with Doreen Barnes to preview an upcoming plant sale on May 27

Bonnie Pidgeon Cougler, Executive Director of the South Grenville Food Bank YAPs with Dario about the importance of collaborating with the community, how volunteers can help and where people can go to get more information about the food bank.

Richard Sheridan Willis, Artistic Director for the St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival, joins us on this week's edition of F.Y.I. with Doreen Barnes 

Tickets are on sale now at
https://www.stlawrenceshakespeare.ca/

Human trafficking is a problem happening not only in faraway places but also right here in Leeds & Grenville. Denise March discusses the unfortunate reality of human trafficking and about the Beacon Bags she creates to help those in need.

Bridgette Buchanan, Education Manager for the Aquatarium at Tall Ships Landing, joins us on this week's edition of F.Y.I. with Doreen Barnes to talk about upcoming summer camps! 😎 ☀️

Bruce Wylie, Co-President of the Brockville & District Horticultural Society, joins us on this week's edition of F.Y.I. with Doreen Barnes to talk about the annual Plant Sale coming up on May 20th beginning at 8:30 AM 🌱

Young entrepreneur Matt McCoy speaks to Dario about what he looks for on a CV as a service provider.

Virginia Glover, Committee Member & Bob Panter, Committee Member of the St. Paul's Anglican Forest Project, join us on this week's edition of F.Y.I. with Doreen Barnes to talk about an upcoming tree sale on May 6 and 7 🌲

Brockville Councillor Cameron Wales discusses the housing situation in Brockville, including the former Philips Cables site situated by St. Lawrence Park.

Northern Cables is one of many locally owned and operated businesses in Brockville that provides a livable wage. There are many opportunities for youth to make a good life for themselves in the Brockville & Prescott area and in a lot of areas employers do not necessarily require post-secondary education.