LOCAL HEADLINES

A recent evening in Port Hope bringing together women living with or recovering from breast cancer has raised more than $7,000 for Northumberland Hills Hospital.

When I met Sam Campbell, I quickly felt her love of the community.

Northumberland leaders continue to join people across the nation in sending messages of support to those grieving and still fighting for their lives after a tragic fire ripped through a training area at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Wainwright, Alta. on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026.

When it comes to blood pressure and blood sugar, Northumberland County residents can learn more about “managing the two big numbers” by tuning into an upcoming virtual session.

There was nothing sour about the efforts of entrepreneurs this summer, whose lemonade stands collectively generated more than $2,000 for Northumberland Hills Hospital.

Professionals and volunteers from a variety of hospitals and health-care organizations from around Northumberland recently had the chance to gather with provincial and international leaders for a day of knowledge-sharing aimed at keeping people “at the centre of every decision in healthcare.”

From viewing the new nuclear medicine camera to checking out a new MRI machine, hospital donors in Northumberland recently caught a glimpse of what their financial contributions made possible.

In a gathering in the bistro at Northumberland’s west-end hospital, MPP David Piccini shared Wednesday (Sept. 23) a dose of good medicine with the announcement of an additional $6.1 million from the province to bolster health-care services and infrastructure in Northumberland-Peterborough South.

Residents can help improve local breast healthcare at Northumberland Hills Hospital (NHH) by “Singin’ in the Rain.”

Two dedicated local youth are in the spotlight and being honoured as recipients of this year’s Dixie Mikel scholarships in recognition of their volunteerism and commitment to Northumberland Hills Hospital.

From hearing from a woman who is undergoing treatment for breast cancer to listening to another share her story about being a survivor, the Northumberland Hills Hospital (NHH) Foundation is inviting residents to take part in a special event this fall.

Community. It’s a powerful word.

Northumberland Hills Hospital (NHH) is celebrating the achievement of the highest possible designation for an accredited organization through the national hospital accreditation program.

“A Night in Emerald City” has translated to a major $25,000 win for Northumberland families relying on the hospital’s maternal child care unit.