Casey Kenny

A graduate of the Broadcast Journalism Program at Loyalist College, Casey has worked in newsrooms across the country for 20 years. Stops along his radio adventure include Ottawa, Calgary, Vancouver, North Bay, Stratford and now Kemptville. Casey is also a veteran play-by-play announcer and is the Voice of the Kemptville 73's Hockey Team. A proud uncle of eight nieces and nephews, Casey is happy to call Kemptville home now.

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Ensure you know e-bike rules of the road before you ride

E-bikes, also known as power-assisted bicycles, are subject to Ontario's Highway Traffic Act.

Clarke looks forward to watching as a fan when lengthy Warriors’ tenure draws to a close

Clarke was a part of two Cherrey Cup winning teams, in 2016 and 2023, and steps away with the organization in a really good spot.

OPP offer reminders on winter weather driving

Police say slippery roads, reduced visibility and changing conditions require extra caution.

Police remind the community to keep safety paramount this spooky season

Police advise kids who are going out without a parent to stay in a group, and to tell parents their planned route.

OPP reminding residents of road rules for e-scooters

OPP say they are seeing a number of people, including children under the age of 16, operating the vehicles in communities.

Happening Now: Heat Warning in effect for Stratford area

Our region is under a Heat Warning. Environment Canada says both Saturday and Sunday will see daytime highs of 31 to 33 degrees Celsius with the humidex making it feel...

Update: 34-year-old man located and is safe

Update: Stratford Police report that the male was located safe. Stratford Police thanked everyone involved in this matter. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Stratford Police are looking to the public for help finding a missing...

OPP: Two police cruisers damaged at Ingersoll detachment

Police are searching for suspects after they say two of their cruisers were damaged at their Ingersoll detachment. West Region OPP say it happened at some point between 4 p.m....

Stratford Festival receives $250,000 in provincial funding

It's a big boost for the Stratford Festival. The Ontario government is investing $250,000 in the festival with the money...

Lights On Stratford heading into sixth year

One of Stratford's biggest events of the year is full steam ahead. Going into its 6th year, Lights On Stratford...

Health unit advises of measles exposure at the St. Marys Memorial Hospital

You're being advised of a new measles exposure at the St. Marys Memorial Hospital. Huron Perth Public Health says the...

Feedback being gathered as part of St. Marys Cemetery Master Plan

Time is running out for you to have your say on the future of the cemetery in St. Marys. The...

Black Swan Brewing Company holding ‘Elbow to Elbow’ fun run

You're being invited to join in and go elbow to elbow this week. The Black Swan Brewing Company Run Club...

Police searching for motorcycle they say was stolen in Listowel

Police are searching for a motorcycle they say was stolen in Listowel. Perth County OPP say they received information on...

Northern Tornadoes Project says tornado touched down in Lucan

A small tornado made its presence felt in Lucan earlier this week. That's according to Western University's Northern Tornadoes Project...

HPHA recognizes staff and teams who go above and beyond

The Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance is sharing achievements while looking ahead to the future of local healthcare. The HPHA recently...

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GOHL: Warriors back on the ice hoping to keep winning streak intact

After a layoff, the Warriors have three games in four nights.

Business market encourages youth to present business ideas to the public

The Ontario Agri-Food Discovery Centre is hosting a children's business market on Nov. 28.

Shelterlink Youth Services expresses gratitude this Thanksgiving

Staff said this Thanksgiving is especially meaningful as they celebrate their 35th anniversary.

Area closed off after possible Second World War grenade brought to downtown area

Stratford police said a citizen found the grenade in their home while cleaning it out.

Dinner is Ruined on tap for weekend show at The Bunker

Canadian Indie rock band The Dinner is Ruined is scheduled to perform on Saturday at 8 p.m.
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