Point Edward

The specific section of Lindock between Fane and Cameron Streets will be closed.

Fire and construction trucks will be parked outside of the Point Edward Optimist Hall tomorrow morning for a Touch a Truck fundraiser.

It's being held from 10 a.m. until 2.

Kids are encouraged to wear their Halloween costume to trick-or-treat and play games.

There will also be an indoor vendor sale and silent auction.

Admission is $5 and proceeds will support playground upgrades to Point Edward's Early Learning Center.

And hundreds of walkers and runners are expected at Canaterra Park Sunday for the annual Terry Fox Run Walk.

Organizer Lori Rome says last year's event collected a record just over $72,000 for cancer research.

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And a heads up for residents in the Ben Garvey, Charles Hauser, Village Green and Front Street areas in Point Edward.

Water service will be temporarily shut off today for valve replacement work.

Crews expect to have service restored by 6 o'clock this evening.

So that was Scott M. Bowden, who runs a dairy business in the U.S. state of Ohio.

Well, just before we came on air, I spoke to Andrew Colburn, who is a founder of Great Lakes Bicycle Company, which is based in Point Edward, Ontario, Canada.

I mean, right now, nothing really affects it.

We did lose a brand when the first round of tariffs went out.

And, you know, whether the bully understand it or not, it I think it's I think it's the right thing to do.

We didn't add in those sound effects, by the way.

That was Andrew Colvin, founder of the Great Lakes Bicycle Company, which is based in Point Edward in Ontario, Canada.

You're with World Business Report from the BBC World.

Meanwhile, border security remains a critical layer in cross-border supply chain integrity.

Canada Border Services Agency officers seized approximately 385 kilograms of suspected cocaine from a commercial truck at Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward, Ontario, on August 13th.

The drugs weighed almost 849 pounds and were discovered during a secondary examination at the port of entry.

CBSA arrested the driver after the discovery, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police charged the individual with importing a controlled substance and possession for trafficking under Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.

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There were no injuries reported in a three-vehicle crash on Venetian Boulevard in Point Edward just after 9.30 this morning.

Lampton OPP say one person was charged with careless driving and another was charged with following too close.

True to form, Mike Bradley kept everyone waiting until the final deadline to make it official.