After winning at the Rideau St Lawrence science fair, they took their projects to Charlottetown this week and they all got medals.

St Lawrence Academy’s Christian Au is bringing home gold, while his older brother Adrian Au and Nathan Heuval from BCI earned bronze, and the Smith Falls duo Rob Fournier and Logan Burns also got  bronze.

Inspector Scott Frazer knows these reminders can be repetitive , but they have one goal in mind for the weekend – that it ends successfully without injuries or fatalities.

Police will be out in full force keeping everyone safe over the Victoria day weekend.

It’s being pushed back from Monday to Tuesday and Tuesday to Wednesday because of the holiday.

Also, there are no city buses and outpatient services are closed at BGH.

The ER will still be open.

Sunday May 27th is the annual MS Walk.

It’s a disease that affects the nervous system and Margaret Loiselle with the MS Society says they don’t know much about it, which is why reserch is so important.

You can participate in a 6 or 10 k walk by registering at supercitieswalk.com.

They’ve outlined 29 zones including one that covers Gananoque, Leeds-Grenville, Kingston and Frontenac.

The government wants to maximize gambling revenues and make it as convenient as possible for potential casino customers.

It will officially be opened this weekend, in conjuction with the grand opening of the season.

The ceremony will be on Sunday afternoon, but there also having yard sales, BBQs and kayak demos throughout the weekend.

Buying and wearing one both helps to raise money to stop violence against women and generates awareness.

They’ll be set up at the north-end LCBO today and tomorrow and at other events through the rest of May.

Lanark O-P-P believe 58-year-old Morris Ladouceur was heading towards Brockville when he was last seen one week ago, and they suspect he could be anywhere from Belleville to Cornwall.

He’s known to hitchhike while carrying a bible.

Seaway Management says the amount of cargo floating up and down the water grew by two percent during the first month of the shipping season.

That includes 600-thousand tonnes of coal as demand in Europe has skyrocketed by 40 percent.

Bill C-383 started as a private members bill and will be debated next month.

It would ban the bulk removal of any water that flows across an international boundary, similar to how things work with the Great Lakes.

Canada has a lot of fresh water – about nine percent of the world’s supply.