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LOCAL HEADLINES


‘Love, belonging and hope’ flourish at Camp Moonlight in Northumberland
For a few days a year, parents raising children with complex disabilities can step away from their hospital appointments and daily pressures and escape to Grafton for a restorative camping experience for their entire family.

Natalie Hamilton
2 days ago


Northumberland recruitment specialist lands 3 new docs
There are three new doctors in the house as Northumberland County announced recently its recruitment initiative has brought a trio of family physicians committed to practising here.

Natalie Hamilton
2 days ago


‘All the players here are excited’: Cobourg Cougars edge out Lindsay Muskies 6-5 at home opener
Newly minted captain Isaac Larmand couldn’t hide his excitement in his comments after his Cobourg Cougars came out on the right end of the score at the club’s home opener at the Cobourg Community Centre on Monday, Sept. 14.
Alan Rivett
2 days ago


Lakelands Public Health reports first laboratory-confirmed case of Influenza A
The local health unit has put out an earlier-than-normal call for the coming respiratory season after confirmation of the first influenza case for 2026-27.

Sarah Hyatt
2 days ago


Prime Ministers Path officially reopened in Baden
The Prime Ministers Path (PMP) in Baden is officially back.

Lee Griffi
3 days ago


Understanding the upcoming October 26 municipal elections
Understanding how municipal elections work is important to allow for better representation of local needs in decision making.

Kate Smith
3 days ago


Mark Hunter brings business experience to Stratford mayoral race
Mark Hunter is no stranger to the Stratford city council chambers. He has served on council as chair of the finance and labour relations committee and is now running for mayor of Stratford.

Amanda Nelson
3 days ago


Nurse practition clinic has space for more patients
The good news keeps getting better with the upcoming opening of a nurse practitioner-led clinic scheduled for later this year, or early 2027.

Jeff Helsdon
4 days ago


New statues coming to the Prime Ministers Path
Four new bronze portraits of Canadian Prime Ministers will be unveiled on Saturday September 12 at 2:00 p.m. on the Prime Ministers Path in Baden. The Path is located in a park adjacent to national historic site, Castle Kilbride.

Grant Haven Media Staff
Sep 11


Former Cobourg police deputy chief ‘will be remembered with great respect’
Members of the Cobourg Police Service (CPS) joined Paul Eddy’s family and friends at a recent celebration of life in Cobourg to honour the force’s former deputy police chief.

Natalie Hamilton
Sep 11


Tornado research group confirms tornadoes in East Zorra-Tavistock
An investigation by the Northern Tornadoes Project (NTP) has confirmed two tornadoes and a downburst in the Tavistock area on Sept. 2. No injuries were reported, but there were several reports of property and crop damage along with power outages.

Lee Griffi
Sep 11


Area school boards cut funding for school bus monitors
The 2026-27 school year is fast approaching, and many elementary and secondary students across the region will be back on their buses to get to and from their learning institutions. However, some of the most vulnerable kids will be without school bus monitors, a move not sitting well with those formerly in the role.

Lee Griffi
Sep 10


Growth, housing and leadership top of mind for Ritsma this election
Martin Ritsma is once again vying for the City of Stratford’s top spot.

Connor Luczka
Sep 10


Huron Farmworkers Ministry says ‘thanks’
Huron Farmworkers Ministry hosted its annual Farmworkers Appreciation Day in Simcoe on Thursday, August 27.
“It’s an appreciation day to say thank you to our international workers who are here from their own countries, away from their families, away from home,” said Nancy Barwick,

Chris Abbott
Sep 10


Candidates speak out on budget expectations
As part of its coverage leading up to October’s municipal election, the Tillsonburg Post talked to the mayoral and councillor candidates about their thoughts on the 2027 budget.

Jeff Helsdon
Sep 9


Police urge caution after four drownings in Grand Bend area
In the span of less than two weeks, four individuals went missing and were later found dead in separate incidents in the Grand Bend area, and police are urging everyone with plans of being in or around the water to stay safe.
According to Lambton County OPP, crews began searching for a missing swimmer, a 28-year-old from Scarborough, who had last been seen on the beach at Pinery Provincial Park on Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026, just after 1 p.m.

Dan Rolph
Sep 9


Powerful Sept. 2 storm leaves trail of damage county wide
A powerful storm tore through the County of Brant on Wednesday evening, leaving thousands without power, damaging electrical infrastructure, toppling trees and forcing the cancellation of opening night at the Paris Fair.

Casandra Turnbull
Sep 8


‘We are going to be an energy superpower’: David Piccini
The Ontario government announced this week it is investing nearly $1.9 million towards strengthening the province’s nuclear supply chain to ensure communities, including those in Northumberland County, have the skilled workers, strong suppliers and industrial capacity necessary for the future.

Natalie Hamilton
Sep 4


Port Hope House Tour opens doors to past through viewing heritage properties
Residents and visitors can step back in time this fall to enjoy firsthand the charm, character and architecture of selected heritage homes and buildings in the Municipality of Port Hope.

Natalie Hamilton
Sep 4


Rea running for Stratford mayor to give citizens a chance
Andrew Rea is running for mayor of Stratford to give citizens a chance, he says. A chance to no longer feel brushed off, unheard or unsupported.

Amanda Nelson
Sep 3
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