Huskies earn third OFSAA berth in a row

November 4, 2015

The North Hasting High School Huskies player Erin Kavanagh stick handles against the Red Hawks defender Abby Gordon in the COSSA championship final on Thursday, ...

School board opens consultations for school calendar

Hastings Prince Edward District School Board is seeking parent feedback for its upcoming school calendar.

Golton wins gold

L’Amable has its own world champion dog sled team. Jacob Golton and his 12-dog sled team took home gold from the 2017 Winter Sleddog World Championships. The race came to the Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve for Canada’s 150th anniversary year. It was held from Jan. 24 to Feb. 1.

Maynooth poised to capture foodie travellers

This Mugwump stepped out of Interzone to attend the Arlington’s annual Halloween Party. Commissioned by the Toronto Film Festival Hockley Studio’s Mugwump attends parties with ...

Belbin back in custody

A Cardiff man charged after an Ontario Provincial Police child pornography investigation, is back in custody and accused of breaching a condition of his release.

Dutch-Canadian friendship tulip garden planted in Barry’s Bay

Among those who were part of the planting of the Dutch-Canadian Friendship Tulip Garden at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 406 in Barry’s Bay were, ...

Children’s services seeking public’s help

The availability of child care is linked to economic development, according to Jessica Anderson, executive director of North Hastings Children’s Services. Yet recent cost increases, including a significant increase in their water and wastewater bill, as well as mounting hydro costs, threaten the ability to provide it. Utilities costs were $22,000 in 2016, and will be even higher this year. Anderson has sent a letter to parents and to the community at large asking for donations to keep the child care centre open.