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Jan 26, 2022 – Aug 18, 2021

Dr. Marlene Spruyt chosen as Green Party candidate in LFK for 2022 Ontario election

Closure of Ardoch Post Office impacts North Frontenac residents far and wide

North Frontenac's Cheryl Robson has seen it all, and now she is moving on.

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Council uneasy as Higgins plans to take a look at planning practices

Catherine Tysick Retires From Rural Frontenac Community Services

Change at the Top in North Frontenac

Shabot Obaadjiwan Chief Doreen Davis and North Frontenac Mayor Ron Higgins jointly raise the orange Every Child Matters Flag at the municipal office in Plevna during a ceremony Sept. 30. “It will fly alone today and tomorrow we shall raise the Township Flag with this flag at half mast,” said Higgins. “It shall fly at half mast until every child that is anonymously buried is brought home.” Photo/Craig Bakay

Moving ceremony commemorates National Day Of Truth & Reconciliation in North Frontenac

North Frontenac looking at changes to cost-of-living increases for employees

Winter Hours To Remain At Waste Sites In North Frontenac

North Frontenac OK with plan for communal (water, sewer) projects

s: From left: Betty Hunter, Liz Jackson, Linda Rush at EJH Creations on the Backroads Studio Tour. Photo/Craig Bakay

Backroads Studio Tour draws steady stream of patrons

Holding a studio tour and exhibition during a pandemic has become old hat for the Backroads Studio Tour.

Painting by Gabriella Klessen

North Frontenac Back Roads Studio Tour

This September, the North Frontenac Back Roads Studio Tour will be going ahead for the 8th consecutive year.

From left: Mayor Ron Higgins, Coun. John Inglis, Betty Hunter, astronomer Gary Caldwell and astronomer Guy Nason cut the ribbon to officially open the North Frontenac Sky Pad Observatory and Fred Lossing Telescope. Photo/Craig Bakay

North Frontenac Observatory officially welcomed to Dark Sky Preserve

North Frontenac to explore shared seniors housing with Central

NF Council composition to remain the same

Following two public meetings (one in-person and one on-line) on the subject, North Frontenac Council passed...

Mould problem becomes more expensive than first thought

North Frontenac Council’s regular (online) meeting was a rather uneventful affair, with a couple of delega...

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