Tudor and Cashel respond to CVCA water level report

June 30, 2021

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In a posting on their township website and Facebook page on June 22, Tudor and Cashel Township addressed ...

Library CEO receives certificate in dementia friendly communities training

By Chris Drost Sandra Barnes of the Alzheimer Society, Hastings Prince Edward, recently presented CEO and head librarian of the North Hastings Public Library, Kim ...

Bancroft surpasses Relay for Life goal

By Kristena Schuut-Moore People may be physically and socially distanced, but the North Hastings community still came together in its own supportive way to help ...

COVID-19 restrictions ease as Ontario enters Stage-2 of reopening

By Nate Smelle With the rate of COVID-19 infection slowing, and key public health indicators continuing to improve with the increasing number of vaccinated Ontarians, ...

Safe Use Hastings one step forward to goals

By Kristena Schutt-Moore As of Friday, June 11 Safe Use Hastings is one step closer to its goals. Due to an anonymous donation of $25,000 ...

Marion Bowers: an Indigenous baseball trailblazer

By Mike Riley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter For National Indigenous History Month, Bancroft This Week is highlighting an Indigenous woman from South Algonquin Township who ...

First annual Spirit of Inclusion Award goes to Maynooth student

By Chris Drost On the afternoon of June 14, in the school yard at Maynooth Public School, graduating grade 6 student Jorja Layland, was presented ...

MNRF seeks public input regarding proposed Centre Lake development

By Nate Smelle The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry’s Bancroft district office is calling on members of the community to comment on a proposed ...

Springer’s Beyond Mortal: Stewards of Gaia out now

By Kristena Schutt-Moore A new science fiction book is about to hit the book shelves. Local author Troy Springer has released her first book of ...

Turtle nesting season underway in North Hastings

By Nate Smelle Currently, seven of Ontario’s eight species of turtles are listed under the Ontario Endangered Species Act, 2007 as species at-risk. This is ...

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