North sewer stirs discussion at Bancroft town hall

May 26, 2015

By Tony Pearson Dungannon residents filled the Rec Centre last week for a chance to listen to and question the Bancroft town council and top ...

Hydro One ombudsman to visit Bancroft

Hydro One ombudsman Fiona Crean is coming to Bancroft.

Farmers’ market up in the air for 2015

By Tony Pearson With the Bancroft Business Improvement Association withdrawing their involvement in Bancroft’s Farmers’ Market, a group of vendors wants to meet with the ...

9,000 smart meters costing locals

Over 9,000 smart meters aren’t communicating properly with Hydro One in Bancroft.

Activists gather at Queen’s Park to protest rising cost of hydro

By Nate Smelle As the cost of energy continues to rise more and more people are now finding it difficult to keep the lights on ...

Airport flying through renovations

The Bancroft Community Airport (BCA) is putting $124,000 into renovations.

Bancroft police investigating fatal ATV collision

On May 19 shortly before 8:30 p.m, police responded to a report of a single vehicle A.T.V. collision on Airport Road in Faraday Township. Officers ...

Bancroft praised as a place of opportunity

By Tony Pearson CanIndia is a print and on-line news journal covering subjects of interest to the South Asian community in Ontario; it describes itself ...

Ontario Woodlot Association holds meeting in Bancroft

By Nate Smelle Members of the Bancroft chapter of the Ontario Woodlot Association (OWA) gathered at the Faraday Community Centre over the weekend for their ...

Council gets costing on recycling

After Bancroft council initially received a slew of confusing figures about the cost of the town taking over the collection and disposal of household and business recycling, treasurer, Craig Davidson, presented figures to last week’s meeting of town council which showed that as claimed, the move should prove economical.

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