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Reporting on general news and court cases in Brantford, Simcoe and, occasionally, further afield. Tweeting about anything that amuses me. SGamble@postmedia.com
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Prison cell phone led cops to Brantford drug dealer

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By Susan Gamble Verified
| The Simcoe Reformer Verified
Skip to Content • A view of the Joyceville Institution, north of Kingston on Friday December 11, 2020. /The Kingston Whig-Standard A criminal with a cell phone in Kingston’s Joyceville prison accidentally alerted Brantford Police to a local drug dealer back in 2024. Nolan E.
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'It will remain Lake Ontario', says chief of Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation

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By Susan Gamble Verified
| The Simcoe Reformer Verified
•   • Chief Margaret Sault of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. /BRANTFORD EXPOSITOR 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.
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'It will remain Lake Ontario', says chief of Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation

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By Susan Gamble Verified
| Brantford Expositor Verified
•   • Chief Margaret Sault of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. /BRANTFORD EXPOSITOR 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.
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