by Samuel E. Trosow

Ontario’s Doug Ford government recently tabled a budget imposing substantial cuts to the Southern Ontario Library Service (SOLS) and Ontario Library Service North (OLSN). Continue reading →

by Ruth Hilton Hatfield

Doug Hatfield submitted the following story, written by his mother Ruth Hatfield (a Deep River resident from 1945 to 1958). “Tom my brother was born in Deep River in 1952 and died in the Ocean Ranger disaster 35 years ago…” Continue reading →

Governor General of Canada’s New Year’s message

From our snow-covered national capital and the traditional territory of the Algonquin people, I salute you. In the Algonquin language: Nidanami kwak kakina anishnabek. Continue reading →

by Paul MacNeill

The story of Canada is told every day in the pages of newspapers you’ve probably never heard of. But don’t confuse national anonymity with local relevance. Continue reading →

School has begun again, clubs and organizations such as the DRSO, THEOP and many others have started up again for the fall and winter. Routines are a major part of what we do within our lives. And while they are potentially good for us as individuals, what do they mean for our community. Continue reading →

Every year I tell myself I am going to write a letter of appreciation, and I don’t get around to it. Well, this year, here goes. Continue reading →

Hello dog lovers of Deep River!

As an avid dog walker, I’m concerned by the number of off-leash dogs that I encounter in town. Continue reading →

In roughly 60 days (October 17), Canada will become the second country in the world to legalize the recreational use and sale of cannabis marijuana. Does everyone feel like they have a good handle on exactly how this is going to work? Or the better question is, does anyone? Continue reading →

Laurentian Hills council is about to construct a boat launch in Meilleurs Bay Park. Continue reading →

For all the seniors in North Renfrew, and everyone else as well because no one is immune, if you have a heart attack, this is the best place in Ontario to have one. Continue reading →