Using history to fund historical site

September 15, 2016

The Bancroft North Hastings Heritage Museum is hosting a visually interactive trip down memory lane.

Me to We engages local youth

By Nate Smelle North Hastings Youth In Action (NHYIA) joined forces with their new partners from Me to We (MTW) over the weekend, to bring ...

Local activists demand climate action in Quebec City

By Nate Smelle The historic streets of Québec City were filled with the passionate voices of more than 25,000 environmental activists, Indigenous leaders, unions and ...

BCT presents council with plans for Riverside Park building

By Tony Pearson The following are a series of reports from the meeting of Bancroft Council on Tuesday, April 14. Last week, Bancroft Community Transit ...

Wollaston worries about looming liabilities

By Jim Eadie Wollaston Township council received a “clean” auditors report at their April 24 regular meeting by Joanna Park (Collins Barrow) the municipal auditor. ...

Naloxone to be distributed to opioid addicts

A new program is looking to quell the use of opioids in Ontario.

Fatality on Loop Road near Wilberforce

On Sunday, April 19, at approximately 7:49 p.m. officers from the Bancroft detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police responded to the report of a single ...

Local activist comes out of his shell for turtle species

A local man is hoping to inspire locals to save endangered species.

Three townships, one book

The Tri-County Reads project, which includes Bancroft, Carlow-Mayo and Hastings Highlands public libraries are suggesting a very good book to read for this spring, and for two very good reasons.