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Kenneth Armstrong

Kenneth Armstrong

Kenneth Armstrong is a news reporter and photojournalist who regularly covers municipal government, business and politics and photographs events, sports and features.

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ken@villagemedia.ca

Recent Work by Kenneth

Blind River Timmies serves up defence in spilled coffee lawsuit

Blind River Timmies serves up defence in spilled coffee lawsuit

Tim Hortons franchisee says it is not to blame for spilled coffee incident in drive-thru, and is asking that the lawsuit be dismissed with the plaintiff paying court costs
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Addiction, mental health crisis front and centre at northern Ontario tourism summit

Addiction, mental health crisis front and centre at northern Ontario tourism summit

The Destination Northern Ontario tourism board passed a resolution at its recent AGM, pledging support to address the issues of homelessness, mental health and addiction
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Photographing the Northern Lights is about to get more intense

Photographing the Northern Lights is about to get more intense

Jeff Dixon, who has been photographing the Aurora Borealis for about 20 years, is excited to capture the light show at the height of its 11-year cycle over the next year or two
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BEYOND LOCAL: Jet fuel spill reaching further into waterways than first reported: Ministry of Environment

BEYOND LOCAL: Jet fuel spill reaching further into waterways than first reported: Ministry of Environment

The discovery of jet fuel odours has resulted in Grand River Conservation Authority anouncing there will be no ice fishing this season at Shade's Mill Conservation Area.
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ONTARIO: Fish and other wildlife affected as jet fuel from 401 crash enters local wetlands (4 photos)

ONTARIO: Fish and other wildlife affected as jet fuel from 401 crash enters local wetlands (4 photos)

The Ministry of the Environment is overseeing clean up of the jet fuel, which spilled after a tanker truck rolled over on the 401 on Sunday
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Barn fires most likely to start in winter, says new information campaign from province

Barn fires most likely to start in winter, says new information campaign from province

On Friday, the ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs unveiled a web site with online resources for farmers to help reduce the risk of barn fires
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ONTARIO: First-ever Adopt-a-Senior gift-giving program in Guelph exceeds all expectations (4 photos)

ONTARIO: First-ever Adopt-a-Senior gift-giving program in Guelph exceeds all expectations (4 photos)

About 250 local seniors who would not likely have received gifts this year will get a little something special
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ONTARIO: Guelph diner allows customers to pay it forward and buy breakfast for those in need

ONTARIO: Guelph diner allows customers to pay it forward and buy breakfast for those in need

For two years, Breezy Corners has been offering a program allowing customers to also purchase a meal for someone in need for $5.95
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ONTARIO: Guelph league leads Ontario-wide push to drop 'midget' age category

ONTARIO: Guelph league leads Ontario-wide push to drop 'midget' age category

Ontario Basketball to drop the word midget from its age classifications in response to Guelph family's concerns
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Guelph mall to cut hours it says in attempt to combat minimum wage hike

Guelph mall to cut hours it says in attempt to combat minimum wage hike

In 2019, the minimum wage is expected to increase to $15 an hour
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