Prince Edward OPP and emergency services responded to a marine incident on East Lake after a canoe capsized on Saturday, Oct. 17 at approximately 12:45 p.m. leaving two occupants in the water.
What did show itself was the sunshine which shone down on Wellington’s Pumpkinfest parade Saturday morning, where most who ...
The County of Prince Edward has launched its new Open Data Portal, providing public access to selected geographic information maintained by the municipality. “We are excited to offer a centralized ...
When an audience member asked, he explained that “interregnum” means the period between two kings – an apt title for a book about the struggle for a new chess champion following the departure of ...
Toward the water’s edge you’ll find The Restaurant at Waupoos Estates, a gazebo-style building nestled amongst vineyards with ...
A major internet outage affected customers throughout the County leaving some residents without usual television, home phone and business point of sale systems. The disruption, reported by a few ...
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 ...
Historic Macaulay Church welcomed speaker, author and researcher Jennifer DeBruin Tuesday afternoon as part of the weeklong Flashback February events celebrating the theme, “Spirits of our Past”.
The Ontario government is ending licence plate renewal and sticker fees by March 13 and will refund the cost of stickers purchased from March 2020 onward. Premier Doug Ford announced Tuesday the ...
A full house of friends and family cheered graduates Thursday night at the Picton arena honouring their many achievements and accomplishments while at Prince Edward Collegiate Institute. There were ...
A modest but vocal crowd indicated all was not well at a public information meeting Monday evening for the proposed Allswell Resort (The Hideout) re-development on the shores of East Lake. The 70 or ...
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.
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