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.
https://lanarkleedstoday.ca/2024/07/10/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.
https://lanarkleedstoday.ca/2024/07/04/lesson-not-learned-shocking-numbers-from-opps-long-weekend-blitz/
3 – Lanark County OPP have arrested one individual and are seeking another after an incident on Tuesday afternoon.
https://lanarkleedstoday.ca/2024/07/11/116351/
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
https://lanarkleedstoday.ca/2024/07/11/we-cant-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.
https://lanarkleedstoday.ca/2024/07/09/province-launches-interactive-map-so-you-can-find-alcohol-with-lcbo-employees-on-strike/
