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It’s finally happening that Canada is perhaps waking up to the danger and threat of U.S. imperialism that has been around for decades. It has always been about exploitation for U.S. business interests under the guise of “promoting democracy”. Canada says very little, indeed has…
When I got my new tax bill I realized it was three times as much as when I first built my house here and I wondered what I was getting for this 300% increase. When I went to the township office to pay the bill I immediately saw what my tax money was buying : a sharp increase in…
By Jemma Dooreleyers When the door to Kingston’s Unitarian Fellowship opened on Tuesday, March 11, there was a small group of people, huddled in the coat area with their noses almost pressed to the door’s stained - glass window. The group screened visitors upon entry, confirming…
The Cataraqui, Rideau, and Mississippi Valley Conservation Authorities have all issued statements due to snowmelt and rainfall runoff, resulting in elevated flows and water levels and increased likelihood of flooding in certain portions of the region. Above normal temperatures…
(South Frontenac Council met on March 11. The recording of the meeting was not available this time, because of technical glitches. This report is base on the agenda and draft minutes from the meeting.) Mike Vilneff, of the Loomis Consulting group, made a presentation regarding…
It takes a village to raise a child has never been more true than when a child is ill. Passionate about making the community closer and stronger, Lions members pooled their resources recently to help local youth receiving cancer treatments in Kingston. “Lions met at the doors of…
By Peter Bird Volunteers are once again preparing for the 2025 Maple Syrup Festival which is one of the annual events in The Perth Road Sunday School calendar since 1987. This year it will take place on Saturday, April 5th from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Perth Road Sunday…
Would you like to have a poem you’ve written be read (and listened to) from a bench in a beautiful nature setting along the Milburn Creek Trail in Battersea? What started as an art installation in the Wild Art Walk —an Art Show on a Forest Trail that happens in October in…
North Frontenac’s Lois Emond has dedicated 14 years of her life to build up the Land O’ Lakes Foodbank. She had built partnerships, made sure the shelves were always stocked, and spent countless hours driving to pick up, and drop off food, along with her husband Jean-Jacques…
Rural Frontenac Community Services, which was originally called NFCS (an acronym for North Frontenac Community Services), is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, with an event planned for late June. To mark the anniversary, the Frontenac News, which was founded in 1971 by…
