The Expositor (Brantford)

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NameThe Expositor (Brantford)

Date Published1 Sep 2026

Pages12

ISSN0837-3744

Country/regionCanada

LanguageEnglish

TypeNewspaper

PublisherPostmedia

FrequencyWeekly

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ArticleEARLY MORNING SHOTS FIRED AT RESIDENCE

Multiple shots were fired into the garage area of a Powell Road residence early Friday morning. Brantford Police said no one was injured despite residents being inside the home, but there was plenty of property damage as a result of the...

SUSAN GAMBLE SGamble@postmedia.com @EXPSGamble

ArticleGRAND DAY FOR FISHING

Longtime friends John Mundy (in the foreground) and Gary Gemmill, both of Brantford, enjoy a peaceful morning of fishing in the Grand River near the Cockshutt Bridge on Friday.

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Article`It will remain Lake Ontario'

U.S. President Donald Trump may move to rename of the American side of Lake Ontario but Margaret Sault says the Great Lake will remain Lake Ontario on this side of the waters. Sault, the elected chief of the Mississaugas of the Credit First...

SUSAN GAMBLE SGamble@postmedia.com @EXPSGamble

ArticleDover company expands `buy Canadian' policy

A Port Dover business owner is issuing a call to arms in the Canada-U.S. trade war. Mark Stortini said it was the last straw for him after trade talks between Prime Minister Mark Carney's government and U.S. president Donald Trump's...