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Sep 16, 2020 – Jun 17, 2020

CFKA grant brings peer to peer COVID info the Community Living-North Frontenac

Photo taken from a location near the proposed tower, with a facsimile of a tower projected in the location where it is slated to be located. This is one of the documents that was not included in the original CRINS-SINRC information package and was released when requested.

Communication Tower approval process remains outside of municipal control

Photo Dennis Richard

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Ardoch Lake condo project drops two waterfront lots, gets NF Council support

North Frontenac Fire department back to training

Jenna Rose masks - detail

Back Forty Cheese and Jenna Rose Designs, adjusting

Ron Higgins, file photo

North Frontenac Mayor Higgins has provincial ambitions

North Frontenac studio tour is going ahead

Neighbours object to location of proposed cell tower in Snow Road

North Frontenac doesn’t approve proposed Ardoch Lake condo project

Annika Putnam

What do you learn when you are a student trustee – how bad Rick Mercer was in High School, among other things.

Annika Putnam was a grade 11 student, living in Sharbot Lake and attending Sydenham High School, when she ap...

Ange De Fosse

Harlowe Green – a home business built for the times

In the current, unprecedented economic climate, some businesses are suffering terribly, others are thriving,...

File Photo: Ron Higgins

Higgins contemplating a run for the PC nomination in 2022.

North Frontenac Council – July 17

Council approves gate, easements for Mazinaw, Shabomeka dam structures

North Frontenac Council met for three hours online Friday morning that included a 15-minute interruption to ...

Summer resorts say the customers have been calling ‘non-stop’

Ever since the Province of Ontario decided that campgrounds and resorts could start accepting visitors.

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