March 4, 2025

Northumberland County

Port Hope mayor gives an update as the walk-in clinic is in the final stages, preparing to open in July PORT HOPE WALK IN CLINIC
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Port Hope mayor gives an update as the walk-in clinic is in the final stages, preparing to open in July

Robert Washburn June 14, 2024
The show: The full interview with bonus material: Port Hope Council is spearheading an effort to create...
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Food insecurity and poverty in Northumberland remain deep concerns for health unit as costs soar Food insecurity
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Food insecurity and poverty in Northumberland remain deep concerns for health unit as costs soar

Robert Washburn June 1, 2024
The show: The full interview with bonus material: It’s a startling fact. Nearly one in 10 people...
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Internationally renowned Canadian journalist shares stories of women and children facing war and oppression. Sally Armstrong
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Internationally renowned Canadian journalist shares stories of women and children facing war and oppression.

Robert Washburn April 21, 2024
The show: The full interview with bonus material: The Canadian Federation of University Women in Belleville is...
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Merger of two health units moves ahead as application for funding submitted to province, says CEO Peterborough Public Health
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Merger of two health units moves ahead as application for funding submitted to province, says CEO

Robert Washburn April 21, 2024
The show: The full interview with bonus material: Peterborough Public Health and the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge...
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