The newly minted Taylor’d Towing and Recovery U16 Kings earned a split of their opening weekend, dropping their season opener 5-3 to the Brock Township Wild on Saturday before bouncing back and ...

From there, it was the Coates show. Ty Mulder hit the sniper with a cross ice feed on Picton power play with 1:15 left in the second. Port Hope managed a goal at the end of the second to get within ...

Visit Waupoos Estates Winery for a fun-filled weekend of all things maple on Oct. 17th & 18th! Enjoy free admission, wagon ...

The Glenora Ferry is to return to its regular winter schedule on Tuesday, Oct. 13. The ferry is to operate daily, every 30 ...

Opened in 1966, County Road 49 spans 18.4 kilometres, of which 17.3 kilometres is concrete pavement. The road connects Picton ...

When the air raid sirens blared to warn there was a fire in progress, young Robert Rutter and his friends hopped on their bicycles to race down to the fire hall in Bloomfield to watch the volunteers ...

The truth about the guilt or innocence of two men hanged in a double execution at Picton 130 years ago will never be known. But Ontario Justice Robert Sharpe, who wrote a book about the bungled ...

A licensed applicator will be using pesticides to control phragmites — an aquatic invasive species — at the Mabel Kleinsteuber Boat Launch (1260 County Road 12) on Thursday, Sept. 17. The municipality ...

Base31 developers expect shovels in the ground in spring 2025, beginning what they hope is the first of 7,500 units spanning a 25-year-plus timeframe around the old army camp formerly known as Loch ...

A loud hometown crowd at Johnson Fields cheered the PECSA Eagles as they captured the 2026 U14 Boys SOSA League championship with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Kingston United. Trailing by a goal with ...

Sandbanks Provincial Park began the weekend with more than 400 camping arrivals Friday and expects extended lineups due to volume of visitors, and a new entry system, this weekend. The new pilot ...

The intersection of Consecon Street and the Millennium Trail in Wellington is to be closed to all traffic Monday, Sept. 21 at 7 a.m. until Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. and Monday, Oct. 5 at 7 a.m.