November 2, 2017
Quinte Health Care is getting 15 new patient spaces just in time for flu season.
Ontario’s environmental commissioner, Dianne Saxe recently presented her annual report on the state of environmental justice in the province, “Good choices, bad choices: Environmental rights and environmental protection in Ontario.”
North Hastings Children’s Services is offering residents the chance to learn sign language.
Veolia Water Canada Inc. will now officially be taking over the Town of Bancroft’s water and wastewater system as of Jan. 1, 2018.
Places for People will be helping to support a family in Highlands East.
Canada’s only piece of art in the United Nations Office at Geneva permanent art collection has Bancroft roots.
North Hastings Community Integration Association asked council to support its proposed community engaged art project Oct. 10.
Bancroft council heard last week that a new junior hockey team may be heading to Bancroft. The level is hard to determine. One thing is certain: the team will not be part of the Ontario Hockey Association, or in the Hockey Canada family. The term some people use is that it’s a “rebel” league.
The rainbow flag that’s been floating around the community has found its permanent home at North Hastings High School with the Alphabet Club.
If your idea of the education system contains images of ivory towers, think again, especially in this area. Both North Hastings High School and Loyalist College try to ensure that their graduates are equipped for real life, whether that be entry into the labour force or the pursuit of further specialized training.
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