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Northumberland high school grads face substantial changes to post-secondary tuition and fees DrQJ0a3U0AAkn2V

Northumberland high school grads face substantial changes to post-secondary tuition and fees

Robert Washburn March 5, 2019

As Northumberland County high school grads prepare to go off to university and college next fall,...

County budget explored with Northumberland Warden John Logel Alnwick Haldimand Mayor John Logel

County budget explored with Northumberland Warden John Logel

Robert Washburn March 4, 2019

Northumberland County Warden John Logel unpacks the 2019 budget for the county, looking at the various initiatives,...

Cobourg mom shares life caring for autistic son and her fight against proposed funding changes

Robert Washburn March 3, 2019

Cobourg mom Kristen Ellison is an outspoken critic of a proposal from the Ontario government to...

Creative entrepreneur wins $250,000 prize in Northumberland business competition Bolis-Ibrahim-pitches-for-Argentum-Electronics

Creative entrepreneur wins $250,000 prize in Northumberland business competition

Robert Washburn February 25, 2019

Entrepreneur Bolis Ibrahim, the winner of the $250,000 N100 Start-up prize, talks about his innovative company, Argentum...

Cobourg couple are two of the 700 jobs lost in Northumberland due to GM closure Jackie.Andrew.GM

Cobourg couple are two of the 700 jobs lost in Northumberland due to GM closure

Robert Washburn January 19, 2019

Northumberland County will lose 700 jobs when General Motors Oshawa plant closes sometime before the end...

Affordable housing picture stark, but optimistic, Green Wood Coalition leader indicates

Robert Washburn January 6, 2019

There is a possibility new affordable housing may be coming to Northumberland County, said one of Northumberland...

Seeds of populist movements found in Northumberland County, local lawyer and activist says. Colin.Browne.Lawyer

Seeds of populist movements found in Northumberland County, local lawyer and activist says.

Robert Washburn December 30, 2018

Populist politics is finding its way into local politics, says a local lawyer and activist. Colin Browne...

Daily life can be more interesting than big picture, says local author and historian

Robert Washburn December 23, 2018

It is the daily lives of everyday people that make history come alive for local historian and...

Old hospital could be converted into affordable housing, Port Hope mayor says bobsanderson

Old hospital could be converted into affordable housing, Port Hope mayor says

Robert Washburn December 23, 2018

The old Port Hope hospital building on Ward Street could be repurposed for much needed affordable housing,...

Keeping a religious focus on the Christmas season a challenge, says local minister my-nativity-scene

Keeping a religious focus on the Christmas season a challenge, says local minister

Robert Washburn December 21, 2018

As mainstream Christmas celebrations focus more on commercialism, Santa and Rudolph, there are many Christians who are...

Consider This Northumberland

Northumberland high school grads face substantial changes to post-secondary tuition and fees

County budget explored with Northumberland Warden John Logel

Cobourg mom shares life caring for autistic son and her fight against proposed funding changes

Creative entrepreneur wins $250,000 prize in Northumberland business competition

Cobourg couple are two of the 700 jobs lost in Northumberland due to GM closure

Affordable housing picture stark, but optimistic, Green Wood Coalition leader indicates

Seeds of populist movements found in Northumberland County, local lawyer and activist says.

Daily life can be more interesting than big picture, says local author and historian

Old hospital could be converted into affordable housing, Port Hope mayor says

Keeping a religious focus on the Christmas season a challenge, says local minister

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