LanarkLeedsToday’s top 5 stories of the week

Here are the top five stories from this week on LanarkLeedsToday.ca as determined by your clicks.

1 – The LCBO, has reversed its decision to temporarily reopen five stores for bar and restaurant owners during an ongoing workers’ strike.

LCBO halts reopening plans for restaurants and bars

2 – During last weekend’s Canada Day traffic initiative, Ontario Provincial Police officers across East Region laid a total of 2,412 charges from June 21 to July 1.

Lesson not learned: Shocking numbers from OPP’s long-weekend blitz

3 – Lanark County OPP have arrested one individual and are seeking another after an incident on Tuesday afternoon.

Lanark County OPP arrest one, seek another following car chase and gun seen

4 – Smiths Falls Police Chief Jodi Empey says little information can be provided publicly regarding the ongoing missing person case files in Lawrence Bertrim and Robbie Thomson

“We can’t release much to the public,” Smiths Falls Police Chief has little to share about ongoing missing persons investigations

5 – The Ontario government is assisting residents during the ongoing LCBO strike by launching a new interactive map.

Province launches interactive map so you can find alcohol with LCBO employees on strike