Fish Hatchery honours Campbell as volunteer of the year

July 9, 2014

By Tony Pearson Pig and lamb were on the menu, but fish was top of mind at the Bancroft Curling Club last Friday night, as ...

Bunnett and Maqueque to play Maynooth on July 11 and 12

By Nate Smelle Jazz and world music fans happening to find themselves in the Maynooth area on Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12 are ...

Maynooth language clubs help students excel

Students are also seen individually by the teacher for continuous assessment and one-on-one instruction in the strategies each child needs to become a better reader.

Shades of freedom

By Nate Smelle The events I found myself covering for Bancroft This Week were just this type of eye opener.EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE events ...

First Nations and water issues headline Hospice film fest

By William Kilpatrick On Monday, June 23 Hospice hosted their first documentary film festival at the Village Play House with all proceeds going to Hospice ...

Hartsmere home to new meditation centre

Whatever we do we should always be thinking of compassion and how we can use that knowledge and wisdom for the betterment of the world.

Artist draws inspiration from Canadian Arctic

“The one Inuit artist said to me that the snow and ice I had seen a few years earlier had been there for as long as his people could remember until it all melted over the last five years,” Lang said.

Author wants to keep Wolf Man’s legend alive

“He had bears, a wolf, alligators and crocodiles. He even set up his favourite bear and the wolf to have boxing matches which was apparently a big hit with the sportsmen.”

Tuques off to wind turbines

Do we need to harness the power of the wind to provide us with unlimited clean energy?

Communication breakdown

The same type of communication breakdown that took the wind out of the sails of the Conservatives also prohibited the NDP from making any progress on June 12.

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