Local school gets lessons in native culture

January 14, 2016

By Tony Pearson Although the aboriginal peoples are Canada’s original settlers, their culture has not always been celebrated – think of the attempts to eradicate ...

More culinary variety comes to Bancroft

By Sarah Vance A growing cultural diversity within Bancroft’s entrepreneurial sector continues to enhance what is available in the downtown core. The new Hastingstation Family ...

Home-based business thriving after one year

Mystickal Paths just outside of Bancroft has celebrated one year in the community.

Bancroft leadership on goals for 2016

Last year saw many new faces on council, all trying to get up to speed. Change also occurred at the federal level, with a new ...

Lake trout released by Coe Hill School

On Thursday, May 18 after school was out, a small troop of Coe Hill Public School students, parents, staff and members of the North Hastings Wildlife Association (NHWA) carried pails of small lake trout to be released into Wollaston Lake at Red Eagle Campground beach.

Session to discuss opioid overdose prevention

Parents can learn about the dangers of opioids found in their communities this coming Tuesday.

Finding a renewed commitment to growth

Acting Mayor Paul Jenkins recently attended an Ontario Small Muncipalities conference with the aim of helping small municipalities develop strategies for growth.

County has an ‘older’ and ‘sicker’ population

Residents of Hastings County aren’t as healthy as the rest of Canada.

John Williams music feature of NHHS music semester celebration

Lights, camera, action – music! Movie fans will be in for a musical treat on Jan. 18 and 19 as the North Hastings High School ...

Students do their part for local accessibility

From the left, Luke Anderson, Justice Currie, John Loder, Collin Sidle, Rhoda Dickinson, Nate Taylor, Dale Thompson, Jesse Mercier, Elizabeth Mulvihill and Mason Forman. John ...

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