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Snowmobiler Charged With Impaired Driving On January 22, at approximately 11:20pm, police from the South Frontenac Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Frontenac Fire Department and Frontenac Paramedics responded to a snowmobile collision near Moreland-Dixon Road,…
My heart bled as I learned of all the unmarked graves found at Canada’s residential schools this past year. But expressing one's sorrow is not sufficient. There is a better way: Support the efforts of Indspire, an organization that provides funds to assist indigenous students…
I have to admit I am a little baffled that the majority of this town (Sharbot Lake) has no idea that there has been an application for a benign sand pit barely south of town to become a full fledged quarry. This small sand pit, at 12854 Road 38, across from Seed to Sausage,…
Sarah Lola Gray born the 21st of August 1927, to Grace (White) and Robert (Bob) Cuddy, Harlowe ON, died peacefully at Pine Meadow Nursing Home on Saturday January 15, surrounded by the love of her sons. She was predeceased by her infant daughter Maxine and her six siblings:…
South Frontenac Council did not take a long time to decide how to handle the pending departure of Chief Administrative Officer Neil Carbone. After a very brief in Camera meeting on Tuesday, January 11, council came back into open session and made an appointment. “Louise…
It’s back to the drawing board for Central Frontenac Waste and Recycling Committee after Council rejected a plan to change hours of operation at the Wemp Road and Road 38 transfer stations at its regular (online) meeting Jan. 11. In a recorded vote (5-4 against), Coun. Victor…
It is very very rare for us out here in the rural backwaters of Eastern Ontario to have any real idea what goes on in the back rooms of Queen's Park. Decisions that are made in those back rooms have an impact on our lives, to be sure, but our interests are not generally…
As part of their 2022 budget, Frontenac County provided $110,000 for its planning department to update a Natural Heritage Study that was completed in 2012. The study that was done in 2012 was, for the most part, based on information that was provided to the county by the…
At their regular council meeting on Friday (January 14), some members of North Frontenac Council expressed their concerns about an initiative that Mayor Ron Higgins is taking on to review the land use planning process that governs what kinds of building projects are permitted on…
Over 120 people fired up their Zoom accounts on January 11 to listen to Jim Hendry of Forests Ontario and Steve Pitt, a forestry consultant and local planning agent, as they went over the ins and outs of how landowners, large and small, can participate in the 50 million tree…
