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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

Local musician Cale Crowe shares his personal journey from albums to musicals via Rez Gas

Trent Hills mayor Bob Crate and council refuse to buy in to strong mayor powers

Ontario Health Team leaders discuss major changes to doctor recruitment in Northumberland County

Brighton launches first speed camera on main road, first in Northumberland County

Friends of Wesleyville gearing up for fundraising push, plus programs

Impact of operational changes to 310 Division Street explained by executive director on morning of closure

County archives and museum get big financial boost after $85,000 private donation from businessman

Cobourg police chief explains Safer Streets program impact, compared to Bill 6

Alderville chief one of Indigenous leaders to meet with Premier Ford over Bill 5

Advocate for people living rough gives perspective on provincial legislation impacting the homeless

County warden explains why politicians dropped judicial review over 310 Division Street and what comes next

Brighton Pop-up Pride celebrates family and community, plus raising money for youth centre

Cobourg mayor discusses strong mayor powers and their use, plus seeking fiscal stability

Trent Hills celebrates with community as pride events get underway across Northumberland

Health unit pilot project focuses on youth in its substance abuse prevention strategy

Local volunteers working to bring home missing Canadian airmen with help from public

Transition House executive director fields questions as pressures rise and shelter is back in the news

Cobourg police chief calls for expanded provincial review of bail system to include more than violent crime

New pilot program at Campbellford hospital bridges patient care at home while waiting to meet ongoing needs

Brighton mayor outlines new strong mayor powers and how he will use them

Canadian Armed Forces invade Northumberland County during recent massive training exercise

Green Party candidate addresses key concerns for residents of Northumberland-Clarke

Cobourg councillor offers early thoughts on strong mayor powers calling for review

Conservative candidate Philip Lawrence makes his case speaking to local issues facing Northumberland-Clarke

First exhibit for new archive and museum this fall focuses on local Indigenous language

Trent University student Ava Becker throws her hat into the ring for the NDP in Northumberland-Clarke

The future of Strathmore House has heritage advocates worried about what’s next for historic building

Liberal candidate John Goheen tackles tariffs, tax cuts, deficits and local issues

Colborne residents receives King Charles III Coronation Medal for advocacy work

Tariffs hit local companies hard, but there is room for optimism, says manufacturers’ group

Local farmers face huge hurdles as China and U.S. levy tariffs against Canada, says NFA president

Brighton undertakes environmental sustainability plan to tackle climate change and more, says councillor

Help Centre prepares for possible repercussions of tariffs on Northumberland residents

Port Hope chamber working with business and industry in responding to American tariffs

New 911 ambulance dispatch system launching March 26 to provide improved service, says chief

County responding to American tariffs as a local strategic plan is developed by municipalities, says officials

Port Hope mayor and deputy mayor reflect on the past year and look ahead to 2025

Town creates task force after harbour group expresses dismay over changes to West Headlands

Food4All program under review by Northumberland County as officials explore a revamp

New Open Borders rules present opportunities and challenges for young players in Northumberland

Walkers hope to raise $50,000 during Coldest Night of the Year walk in 2025, says organizers

Green Party’s Maxwell Groves outlines his party’s approach to issues in Northumberland County

NDP’s Bruce LePage digs into the party’s platform from a Northumberland County perspective

Liberal Dorothy Noronha unpacks party platform within a Northumberland perspective

Progressive Conservative David Piccini explains election call, answers critics, outlines platform

Resident’s group forms to fight proposed asphalt plant in Cramahe Township

Black History Month needs higher profile in Northumberland, says local advocate

Rare wetland near Brighton preserved through efforts of two organizations collaborating to save it

Small group advocates for tiny homes as solution to affordable housing in Northumberland

Alderville chief appears before Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission hearing to voice concerns

Duty to consult sits at heart of delegation to Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission hearing

New daycare rates are now in effect as operators introduce $22 per day at most locations

New daycare spaces open recently in three locations across Northumberland County

In Their Words: Brighton selects newest councillor Hannah MacAusland

Warden sizes up past year in council chambers and why you should pay attention in 2025

Homeowners offered septic re-inspection for peace of mind, prevent problems or prosecution, says county official

A 1,600-acre development floated at public meeting has Hamilton Township family worried

Construction of high-speed rural internet to underserved areas starts by end of January, says official

Recalling the reopening of the Port Hope walk-in clinic for those without a doctor is a milestone in 2024

Recent stories of survival from first responders recognized for heroic efforts in 2024

Revisiting Regional Chief Marsha Smoke as she shares her many roles in the community

Canadian journalist Sally Armstrong talks about war’s impact on women, children

Local mental health experts offer life hacks for addressing stress and anxiety during holiday season

Giving Tree bring Christmas to more than 1,000 children and teens in Northumberland this year, says coordinator

In Their Words: County council approves three-month hiring freeze and requests report looking for cost savings

In Their Words: County politicians debate on study of the future of Northumberland

In Their Words: Brighton council discusses filling a vacant seat and process underway

Northumberland County food banks respond to growing need to feed those struggling to eat

Salvation Army Kettle Drive helps those in need during Christmas season and all year-round

Cramahe councillor suggests changes to public input, sparking another debate

Violence against women up in Northumberland as shelter faces challenges to help and educate

Local Amnesty International chapter hosts Write for Rights event to raise awareness and funds

Inside Transition House as warming room opens and preparations to move are underway

Port Hope councillor provides background into 2025 budget

Digging into Cobourg police town hall looking for answers to particulars, plans and promises

Alderville chief’s reflections on Murray Sinclair’s contribution to community and country

In Their Words: Old grant application for aging arena stirs debate in Alnwick-Haldimand

Port Hope police pursue service agreements to provide levels of service under new provincial rules

International film festival portrays issues facing working people at Cobourg library in December

In Their Words: County reaches deal spending more than $500,000 to meet shelter bylaw

In Their Words: Port Hope politicians debate police amalgamation

First responder shares experience of saving lives after receiving award at Survivor Night ceremony

Looking back to honours delivered two years ago for saving a life, revisiting Survivor Night 2022

In Their Words: Halfway into term Alnwick-Haldimand council debates and approves strategic plan

County CAO explains recent developments regarding emergency shelter and encampment

Inside look into new Golden Plough Lodge’s final construction phase, hoping to open in June 2025

Cobourg police board chair and chief provide context to upcoming debate on future of force

Cobourg chief gives context to debate over possible police mergers

Seeking solutions for people without doctors, Ontario Health Team weighs in

In Their Words: Cobourg council debates first step to single police force with Port Hope and Hamilton Townshp

In Their Words: Alnwick-Halidmand council debates cancelling 2024-2025 hockey season

Alnwick-Halidmand John Logel on the state of Memorial Arena and its future

Cobourg mayor proposes new plan to restructure Northumberland County, plus airs concerns with upper tier

In Their Words: Northumberland County councillors debate the future of the encampment in Cobourg

Brighton politician wants to help unsheltered people in the town with help from county

Retired head of Green Wood Coalition reflects on more than 30 years of community building

Warden responds to Cobourg mayor’s suggestion to separate from Northumberland County

Biologist offer insight into challenges and pluses to fishing sanctuary on Ganaraska River

Tragic death leads to debate about opioids within Alderville community, says chief

Walk-in clinic re-opens following year of challenges to serve patients who don’t have a doctor

Alderville member and new Southeast Regional Chief Marsha Smoke shares roles, responsibilities, and life

Northumberland Federation of Agriculture reps give insight into expanded wellness program

Farmer’s mental health a priority for Northumberland Federation of Agriculture

Young entrepreneurs from across county showcase variety of talents and unique enterprises

Public decorum foremost after zero tolerance policy reminder issued in Alnwick-Haidmand

Cobourg Collegiate Institute’s salsa kids rerun for a summer feel-good story

County staff proposal for 60 new affordable units for a property in Colborne goes before committee

Mayor explains public conduct policy as council grapples with interactions between staff, politicians and residents

Cobourg resident shares journey from quiet taxpayer to vocal critic of stormwater fees

Town and HBIA join forces to promote downtown businesses under the Be Walton program

Workforce housing still on county agenda as it tries to recruit skilled international workers here

Request for building permits submitted to Cobourg as county pushes ahead on new shelter

Parents get daycare relief as Northumberland County adds 181 new spaces, says manager

CCI business students get first-hand experience creating retail-ready salsa for fundraiser

Hospital scholarship winner shares experiences, goals, and dreams for future in nursing

Cobourg police step up enforcement using dynamic patrol and Downtown Community Action Plan, says chief

New Northumberland United Way Executive Director checks in to share first six months on the job

Port Hope mayor gives an update as the walk-in clinic is in the final stages, preparing to open in July

In the shadow of the pandemic, health unit brings back programs in 2023, according to annual report

Home Rainbow Youth Centre serving LGTBQ2+ community gets its official launch during Pride Month in Brighton

Port Hope Rainbow Network celebrates Pride Month, sharing LGBTQ2+ community across Northumberland

Food insecurity and poverty in Northumberland remain deep concerns for health unit as costs soar

Cobourg could be doing more to preserve its historically significant architecture, says expert

Cramahe mayor discusses impact after closing of local grocery store on local economy, development

Local musical historian releases documentary about WWII swing band touring frontline

Transitioning back into the Northumberland community after leaving an abusive relationship

New legislation addresses key concerns for women in skilled trades, says Piccini

Walton Street construction underway as councillor explains what it means to Port Hope

Executive director of Horizons of Friendship update after a year under new leadership

Cobourg council must decide on future of police station, says board chair

Police review underway as politicians and residents grapple left to grapple with future

New leader of Northumberland health team shares her experience and perspective

Day of Mourning commemorates 20th anniversary of Westray Mine disaster legislation

Internationally renowned Canadian journalist shares stories of women and children facing war and oppression.

Merger of two health units moves ahead as application for funding submitted to province, says CEO

Transition House officials respond to impact of Cobourg’s emergency shelter bylaw

Canadian Fire Fighters Museum signs lease and makes plans for a new home in old arena

New police rules and regulations started on April 1, impacting local police with little fanfare

Cobourg’s mayor explains recent debate over emergency shelter bylaw and its impacts

County warden addresses concerns over Cobourg emergency shelter bylaw

Former Northumberland-Peterborough South MP Kim Rudd remembered as a person, professional, and politician

Watching total solar eclipse an “awesome” experience, says local astronomy club member

Economic development working to attract, sustain and retain business in Cobourg, says manager

Hamilton Township part of significant pilot project studying innovative water treatment

The Murray Canal’s history is one of fierce lobbying, immense pressure and a lucky election victory

School board chair will explain new strategic plan and its impact on kids in classrooms

County launches new tool for taxpayers to keep an eye on its performance

Some optimism shines through despite gloom in Ontario Chamber report, says Port Hope CEO

Film festival hosted by farmers in Campbellford takes on issues and challenges facing agriculture

New show provides insight into Indigenous community in Northumberland County and beyond

Additional officers, additional auxiliary will raise profile of Port Hope police, says chief

YMCA Northumberland CEO worries about future of daycare in Northumberland

Report emphasizes challenges facing rural hospitals like Campbellford, says CEO

County spending $1.5 million to support local daycare as operators struggle to stay open

Port Hope resident Angela Grogan shares passion for significance of local Black History

A deep dive into the new Transition House at 310 Division Street: meet the new ED and public meetings

Record participation in survey and still time to give input into Cobourg 2024 budget, says deputy mayor

Chief explains hiring of new officers; plus he critiques provincial changes to address repeat offenders

Local farmers facing many challenges locally, provincially, and federally in 2024, NFA president says

No changes to recycling program for residents, but big changes behind the scenes

All options open as council seeks public input on future of Alnwick-Haldimand Memorial Arena

Trent Hills Mayor Bob Crate explains rising cost and future fiscal impact of new arena

New warden explains the ins and outs of a three-year budget for county

Former warden interview revisited, giving a chance to reflect on the past year

Transition House moves to new facility as county approves $2.3 million purchase

Mayor says perfect storm hits as Port Hope council approved 6.9 percent increase for 2024 budget

Salvation Army and others working hard to bring Christmas to everyone in Northumberland

More families with children and seniors using food bank as numbers rise, says board chair

Northumberland Hills Hospital Auxiliary commemorates 100 years of dedicated service by caring volunteers

National Housing Day draws attention to county’s efforts to address affordable housing and homelessness

Community canvas strives to meet concerns in east end, says police chief

Workers should get more than $20 an hour to afford living in Northumberland, says group

Ryan inquest uncovers truths about violence against elderly women, says Cornerstone CEO

Changes to Port Hope council’s procedural bylaws impacts public input, citizen voices

Chief Simpson discusses fallout after revelations about Buffy St. Marie’s indigeneity

Local chapter of Council of Canadians raising awareness of universal pharmacare in Northumberland

Utility explains recent power outages, plus apologizes to frustrated customers

Cobourg’s mayor applies new strategic plan to current issues facing town

Chief medical officer currently optimistic about cold, flu and COVID-19 numbers for Northumberland

Northumberland Hills Hospital COVID-19 outbreaks part of cold and flu season, says CEO

Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: Placing precious lands in a trust

Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: Political critique from the provincial Liberals

Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: An overview from the county warden

Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: Local farmer gives dire warning

Protecting Farmland in Northumberland: Legislative agenda facing farmers

Alderville Chief shares a unique perspective on Orange Shirt Day 2023

Annual report give complex picture of trends for Port Hope police

Proposed walk-in clinic aiming to open in former Toronto Road location in Port Hope Nov. 1

School board chair addresses possible strike by teachers, gender identity and new curriculum

One person shares their story from inside the Cobourg encampment as events unfold

A frontline worker adds perspective related to Cobourg encampment

County officials say they are working to resolve complex issue of encampment at 600 William Street

Port Hope resident holds out hope to save old hospital as developer seeks tribunal hearing

Cobourg Police annual report delivers stats as many are up and some others dropped

Fifth generation farm forges new path while it monitors future of agriculture in Northumberland

International expert Cormac Russell talks to county leaders about building stronger communities

Local taxpayers footing majority the bill for affordable housing programs, says manager

County plans to create affordable housing specifically for workers if they promise to stay

Cobourg mayor shares experiences, insights during India at U20 conference

Chambers of Commerce call on all three levels of government to address housing crisis

A family’s grief transforms into Tattoos4Trauma fundraiser for Northumberland Warming Hub

An extended interview with MPP David Piccini on key local and provincial issues

Drug strategy group dealing with opioid crisis returns at public meeting in Port Hope

Inside look at the county and mental health association’s collaboration to provide supportive housing in Campbellford

Port Hope mayor discusses long-term care proposal details, insights and her thoughts after MZO issued

New migrant worker coordinator explains changes to programs and services in Northumberland

Rural coalition organizing panel on protecting farmland in Northumberland County

Food bank continues to see record demand while donations needed more than ever

Northumberland Hills Hospital works within the community and itself to recognize LGBTQ2+ community

Brighton joins with Peterborough group creating additional space for LGBTQ2+ youth and families

Affordable housing top of mind for residents as county seeks public input on strategic plan

Municipality, neighbours, and Community Care respond after Colborne grocery store fire

Chair of ad hoc committee provides another perspective on short-term rentals in township

Trent Hills celebrates Pride month as anti-gay, anti-trans movement spreads in Ontario

A-H Township short term rental operators, businesses seek changes to proposed bylaw

Community Counselling Resource Centre continues mental health services in Northumberland.

Port Hope reviewing cultural plan from festivals to kids arts camp to Capitol Theatre

Everything from Grafton arena to housing considered in strategic planning, says mayor

Town’s finances are critical to future of new parks and recreation plan, says Brighton mayor

Here is a chance to have a greater say in how Cobourg is run, says deputy mayor

Longtime county resident and MP leads charge to preserve Canada’s largest urban park

Northumberland Land Trust dedicated to preserving natural areas across county

New executive director of Horizons of Friendship share passion and pride

Port Hope woman shares life experience of drug use and recovery, plus advocacy and activism

Chief medical officer responds to critics and explains stance on overdose prevention

County sells recycling plant to Emterra Environmental as producers take over recycling

Sleeping cabins put on hold as Cobourg council to offer land to county for affordable housing

Group seeks to create $25 million accelerator fund for region to increase film and TV production

Alderville band council remove residents from property to keep community safe, says chief

Town staff explain decision to support Balder rental development after affordable units questioned

Volunteers to launch overdose prevention site in Cobourg to support users, says organizer

Port Hope’s new police chief an innovator, leader and working on his first 100-days plan

Local minister steps in while county homeless shelter faces emergency – again

Unprecedented letter from Cobourg Police Board accuses two mayors of spreading misinformation

Food insecurity impacts nearly 4,000 people in Northumberland County, according to health unit study

Cobourg mayor shares opposition to budget, statement on policing and his position on homeless

Regional bus getting passengers to GO station and across Northumberland, says county reps

Use of temp agency key issue as nurses take job action during contract talks

Black Lives Matters flag opens opportunity for education and discussion, says NHH vice-president

Port Hope mayor explains budget increase as some taxpayers and councillor are upset