Bancroft this Week

Memorial golf tournament aims to help those suffering with addiction

By Nate Smelle As the COVID-19 pandemic approaches its third year, the extent of its indirect impact on society is becoming more evident. Because of ...

Health Unit increases vaccine appointments in South Algonquin

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter On Jan. 5, Bancroft This Week asked Jim Etmanski, the executive director of the South Algonquin Family Health ...

Covignorance and the age of unreason

To the Editor, Many conspiracy minded folks point to the doctors who are questioning not only the government response to COVID-19, but the efficacy of ...

Libraries return to curbside pick up

By Kristena Schutt-Moore As the province is now in Step Two of the Roadmap to Reopen with modifications, area libraries are returning to curb side ...

Curbside service is more than books at NHPL

By Chris Drost With the return to a modified Stage-2, libraries, including the North Hastings Public Library, have returned to curbside service. What CEO head ...

Questions for the elected

By Nate Smelle It’s 6 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 11 and the temperature outside is a frightful -32°C. Logging onto my computer a bright red ...

Ontario reports record number of intensive care patients with COVID-19

By Nate Smelle On the frigid morning of Tuesday, Jan. 11 Ontarians awoke to discover that the province had set another record in the fight ...

Bancroft Studio Tour looking for new artists

By Kristena Schutt-Moore The Bancroft and Area Autumn Studio Tour has sent the call out for artists to send out their applications for the 2022 ...

Society must learn to understand the scientific process

To the Editor, I just finished reading the editorial entitled, “Time-tested truth and understanding” and I wanted to say just how much I appreciated that ...