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Electing a mayor is also choosing a Northumberland County council member

County CAO warns municipal voters councils will be dealing with Wesleyville within the next four years

Five years after $10/day childcare in Ontario Northumberland parents still struggle to find spaces

Ostrander’s campaign issues in 2022 are similar, but the specifics are different in 2026

County says status quo for Food4All warehouse following review as demand increases

Candidate Grogan’s platform from 2022 to compare to current run for mayor

Summer Edition: A bit of nostalgia revisiting campaign interview with Cleveland from 2022

Summer Edition: A blast from the past with Port Hope Mayor from 2022 election

Summer Edition: Healthcare on municipal election ballot in Northumberland

Summer Edition: Thinking about school issues before voting for trustees in Northumberland

Summer Edition: Port Hope fire chief wins prestigious award

Summer Edition: Viritual hiring project continues promotion, says executive director

Summer Edition: Community safety remains a key issues in upcoming municipal election

Summer Edition: Alto High Speed Rail facing new hurdles as local MPP raises concerns

Summer Edition: Major human trafficking bust in Halton a reminder of issue in Northumberland

Summer Edition: Peer support worker and recovering addict Chad Valyear shares his journey and insights

Summer Edition: Revisiting a conversation with Port Hope’s mayor about a proposed nuclear power plant

Summer Edition: Help Centre experiences a 15 percent increase in number of seniors facing homeless in January 2026

Summer Edition: Northumberland County warden weighs in on seniors facing homelessness

Northumberland Hills Hospital officials explain how year ends with $1.1 million surplus

Ontario Health Team Northumberland tackles waiting lists, helping more than 1,600 people

Busy year as county tackles ongoing housing and homelessness issues across Northumberland

Aldervile joins Williams Treaty First Nations signing historic deal with Ontario Power Generation

Five agencies pen open letter to Cobourg mayor over response to draft parks and recreation plan

Alnwick Haldimand Township CAO reveals reasons for municipal office closure

Former Grafton resident authors book to help military, police and first responders facing mental health challenges

Alderville Chief shares First Nations preparations for busy fall legislative push

Port Hope Fire Chief talks about winning provincial honours, his life and his career

Seniors helping with horror film subject of documentary at special event for older adults

Councillor explains controversial arena decision, integrity commission change

Local farmers face increased international pressures from events beyond control as planting season begins

Retired Cobourg Police Chief Paul VandeGraaf reviews career and performance in final interview

Many students creating their own business as an alternative to traditional summer jobs, experts say

Lots of summer jobs available, according to employment experts from Watton Employment Services

New family physician comes to Northumberland as recruitment effort pays off six months after launch, says official

Public school board chair defends role of trustees as provincial government proposes major changes

Concerns over flooding on Rice Lake reduced as water-levels slowly recede earlier this week

Northumberland County road crews busy fixing potholes as construction season gets underway

Young girls in Northumberland vulnerable to human trafficking due to 401 corridor, says expert

IncrEdible Trent Hills provides diverse opportunities to learn and experience local food

Public and professionals invited to share stories related to healthcare, mental health, addiction services in Northumberland

Peer support worker and recovery advocate shares personal story to help youth and others in Northumberland

Port Hope seeks equity and inclusion through new policy, says councillors

New pilot uses virtual reality to help manufacturers hire and keep employees

Northumberland Land Trust adds two new properties to its inventory in March alone

New stroke clinic brings patient care home to Northumberland Hills Hospital

Northumberland United Way meets with focus groups to determine strategic direction

If it is Spring in Northumberland, it is time for Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny

Checking in after 90 days with Jordan Prosper at Community Care Northumberland

Trent Hills mayor angry over high-speed rail proposed route through major swath of municipality

Two members of Garden Hill group outline recent concerns over subdivision and adjacent dam

County environmental group raises concerns over proposed Nuclear Generation Station for Wesleyville

Councillor wants all Northumberland municipalities to appoint reps, starting with Brighton

Port Hope mayor outlines recent memorandum signed for new nuclear power plant in Wesleyville

One to two percent of sexual assault cases end in conviction nationally and locally, says expert

Cramahe Township mayor sheds light and provides analysis of details for 2026 budget

Community event honours Pink Shirt Day for parents and caregivers to help children prevent bullying

County on track to meet daycare goals as milestone approaches for $10-a-day federal program

Northumberland Hills Hospital newborn clinic aims to serve mothers and babies, especially those without a family doctor

Township budget is an example of budget challenges across county

Resident won’t give up being watchdog after council approves budget despite concerns raised

Seniors make up 40 percent of those living in county’s affordable housing stock, says director

Northumbeland County warden weighs in on seniors facing homelessness and need for affordable housing

County takes possession of new Golden Plough Lodge as project moves on to next steps

Help Centre sees a 15 percent increase in number of seniors facing homeless

Coldest Night of the Year back again, hoping to raise $60,000

Major changes to county recycling program as provincial agency takes over responsibility

Half of people staying at 310 Division Street are seniors, says interim executive director

Women in Northumberland may benefit from proposed federal laws, says Cornerstone executive director

Youth Wellness Hub opens and Nightstop program continues as services expand for young people in Northumberland

Changes to landlord, tenant laws will have far-reaching impact for both sides locally, says expert

Mental health expert suggests helpful strategies to deal with Christmas pressures and stress

Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority has many concerns over provincial consolidation proposal, says chair

Changes in immigration policy affect country and Northumberland County, says expert

Alderville band council takes historic step towards personhood for Rice Lake, says chief

Northumberland Hills Hospital launches pilot program to include patient caregivers to support treatment

Brighton Homelessness Task Force collaborating with community to address issues as winter is coming, says chair

Local food banks see growing demand as more people face food insecurity, says executive director

Cobourg police chief promises single-digit increase in future following massive 20.5 percent hike for 2026

Paramedic response times affected by delays dropping off patients at hospital, says Ambulance Chief

Report says Grafton water users could pay up to $17 million over the next decade for upgrades and expansion

Oral history project seeks to increase awareness and humanize those on margins in Cobourg

Increased OPP costs will hit rural taxpayers in Northumberland next year

Hamilton Township residents on municipal water could see big increase in rates until 2025

Warden says 50/50 chance county will not offer warming room, up to others to step up

Not much wiggle room as Port Hope police told to review draft budget for savings, say Chief

County official says candidates for warming room step up but no specifics

Colborne Rural Outreach Clinic open but future is unclear, says health team co-chair

Cramahe Township mayor defends status quo, while some residents concerned over lack of in-person voting

Inside the Ontario Liberal annual convention with local former candidate

Port Hope deputy mayor explains ward boundary and council representation review as public consultations begin

Labour Day celebrations still relevant as unions fight for workers’ rights, says council president

Cobourg councillor explains library budget, possible changes resulting from mayor’s directive

Multi-year bird count in Northumberland County contributes to Ontario Atlas and database

Cobourg deputy mayor outlines activities, making a case for AMO conference

Hike, Bike, and Bark for Hospice early registration underway

Two Neighbourhood Watch pilot programs launched in Cobourg with police support

Port Hope council seeks to revamp its community grants program to align with strategic goals

Logel reviews recent Integrity Commissioner’s report on council, staff and residents’ relations

Northumberland United Way restructures the way it hands out money in the future