Brockton council votes to support OPP MCERT application

June 13, 2024 @ 9:00 amNews, Walkerton Herald-Times

Connie Borth has retired from the Brockton Child Care Centre after a remarkable 34 years. The municipality presented her with a certificate of congratulations during the June 4 council meeting. From left: Mayor Chris Peabody, Borth and CAO Sonya Watson. In making the presentation, Peabody emphasized the importance of this service. Coun. Tim Elphick thanked her for dedication to Brockton, and for “ensuring the young minds in the municipality are supported and families have a place to send their children.” He wished her all the best in her retirement. Borth said she plans on coming back to supply teach. (Pauline Kerr photo)
BROCKTON – Mayor Chris Peabody opened the June 4 meeting of Brockton council with the Indigenous Land Acknowledgment statement, and a report that he’s finished his reconciliation tours and meetings at Nawash and Saugeen. On June 20, the reconciliation action plan that the county is going to adopt will be brought before Bruce County council.…
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Pauline Kerr is a Local Journalism Initiative Reporter with the Walkerton Herald-Times. The Local Journalism Initiative is funded by the Government of Canada.