Rural taxpayers in Northumberland County could be facing an 11 percent increase in policing costs next year. When

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Hamilton Township residents using the municipal water system will see a possible 60 per cent increase in rates

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Northumberland County Warden Brian Ostrander says there is a 50/50 chance no warming room will be offered by

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The Port Hope Police Services Board and the Chief were asked to sharpen their pencils after the $8.4

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Recently, temperatures in Northumberland County dropped into the single digits at night. A frost warning was issued earlier

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The Rural Outreach Clinic in Colborne is open. That is a message the Ontario Health Team of Northumberland

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With everything going on in the world today, democracy can feel fragile. So, when Cramahe council recently discussed

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Early in September, Ontario Liberal Party Leader Bonnie Crombie lost a critical leadership review with 57 percent support.

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Since the amalgamation of the town of Port Hope and the former Hope Township in 2001, it has

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Labour Day has a long history in Canada. It was first declared in 1894 as a federal statutory

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