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Canada's Coast Guard turns 50

PARRY SOUND - The Canadian Coast Guard is 50 years old. The anniversary  was marked Friday afternoon with a short ceremony featuring Canadian Coast Guard commissioner Marc Grégore...

News | Feb 06

Boil water advisory for Nobel now lifted

Dr. Jim Chirico, Medical Officer of Health, is pleased to...

News | Feb 03

First Nations buoyed by hope following...

PARRY SOUND – Local MP Tony Clement took part in the...

News | Feb 03

Parry Sound EMS costs rise

PARRY SOUND – The district’s 22 municipalities...

Editorial | Feb 03

Carnival season is here

Winter carnival season is here. It’s a time to get...

News | Feb 03

No one looks forward to a breast screening appointment. Yet...

News | Feb 03

January and February are generally quiet months at Aspen...

News | Feb 01

SEGUIN TWP. - The snow was crunching under the feet of...

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News | Feb 03

OPP ask witness to step forward

Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is seeking assistance from the public in general and a male witness in particular who may have witnessed a motor vehicle collision (MVC) involving a pe.
The...

News | Feb 02

Boil water advisory issued for Nobel

Medical Officer of Health Dr Jim Chirico has issued a boil water advisory, effective immediately, for all residents of Nobel who draw their water from the municipal water system. This order was issued...

News | Feb 01

Property owners battle to slow development

GEORGIAN BAY TWP. – Citizens for Change want change at Georgian Bay Township. Members of the informal group of waterfront property owners say they want the township to stop wasting money on...

News | Feb 01

Help for victims going through the family court process

PARRY SOUND - Now women and men who stand in family court beside an abusive former partner have support.
In a 36-month province-wide pilot project, the Ministry of the Attorney General has...

Sports

Sports | Feb 03

Lightning Novices face Honeywood

HONEYWOOD - It was a long trip to the small community of Honeywood for the North Muskoka Lightning novices for the team’s playdown match-up.
Once they arrived, they were pretty evenly...

Sports | Feb 01

Nanci Beers’ team holds its perfect run

Wednesday Night Section ‘A’ Georgian Bay Financial
It’s the Julie Truscott, Joanne Gill, April McNamara and Cheri Sidon rink on a roll with four wins in four...

Sports | Feb 01

Parry Sound Rotary Atoms played in the Peterborough Liftlock

Parry Sound Rotary Atoms played in the Peterborough Liftlock

PARRY SOUND - The Atoms played Five  games in the Peterborough Liftlock Tournament.  recently with close game against Douro 4-3.  Goals scored by Leif Wilson and 2 for Tomaz Cigler...

Sports | Jan 25

Fisher rink marks its first win this season

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As I watched tonight's games I said, "These aren't the usually expected games taking place in section A. Games in this section are usually...

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What's On | Jan 27

Takin’ it easy with the Michael Granka Band

Takin’ it easy with the Michael Granka Band

It felt like ‘Northern Comfort’ at the Royal on Saturday night, January 14, when we listened to the tunes of “The Michael Granka Band.” The talent and social ability of these...

What's On | Nov 25

Launching his latest boating adventure

Launching his latest boating adventure

Steven Duff had so much fun writing Raiders of the Lost Barque, that it was only a matter of time before a second adventure sequel for young readers would follow.
Released early this month...

What's On | Nov 23

Jim Cuddy Band ‘gets off the bus’ in Parry Sound

PARRY SOUND - The Jim Cuddy Band will play the Charles W. Stockey Centre in support of the West Parry Sound Health Centre next month. Cuddy is in town promoting his new album, Skyscraper Soul, his...

What's On | Oct 19

Singer Jann Arden coming to Stockey

Singer Jann Arden  coming to Stockey

PARRY SOUND - Joe Bamford has been hauling Jann Arden around on his coach busses since, well, forever. The Alberta-born performer, who's carved herself a name in the Canadian singing and song-writing...

Opinion

Columns | Feb 03

Handwritten docments emphasize truth

“I guess that’s what you might call technology being recycled.”
It was a comment from someone looking at a book in a “fair trade” market. You know, those places...

Columns | Feb 03

Bonspiel takes place Feb. 19

   The MacTier-Foot’s Bay United Church is hosting a pancake supper on Wednesday, Feb. 22, at their church hall from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The cost is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children...

Columns | Feb 01

‘Breakfast in Hell’ the penalty for flaunting loggers’ taboo

‘Breakfast in Hell’ the penalty for flaunting loggers’ taboo

When I started collecting the memories of former lumberjacks, over 50 years ago, my first subject was 90-year-old Jim Canning, of Dunchurch. One of Jim’s stories recalled the time he turned down...

Columns | Feb 01

Feds create crisis then makes cuts

Does anyone remember the famous “let’s create a crisis” comments by a member of Mike Harris’ Conservatives? The thinking was that a “crisis” would mobilize the...