- ‘WARNING’: Massive onion recall in Ontario grocery stores triggered by Salmonella outbreak in U.S.:If you think you became sick from consuming the onions, call your doctor, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said
- School boards continue to struggle with supply staff shortages:Long-term absences, individuals opting to take full-time jobs outside of teaching and ongoing concerns over COVID-19, particularly in elementary schools, cited as key contributors
- Tracking the COVID vaccine rollout in Northumberland
- Dr. Bocking talks Halloween, parties, parades during COVID-19 in Northumberland/Kawartha:Medical officer of health talks safety measures, concerns, regulations related to Halloween, parades and more
- County council devotes meeting to further consider hospitals’ funding ask:‘I think we need to spend a little more time on it’: Northumberland County warden
- Brighton to take 2022 municipal election online:Voting via internet only option, in-person kiosks to support those who need help
- 7 things we learned about COVID-19 in Northumberland and Kawartha this week:Dr. Natalie Bocking delves into virus activity, hospitalizations versus vax status, vaccine updates and more
- MAP: Tracking confirmed cases of coronavirus in Oakville and Burlington along with Milton and Halton Hills
- Will Santa Claus be coming to town in Northumberland?:MPP hosts meeting with local medical officers of health, mayors regarding seasonal parades
- Eager to serve? Cobourg police recruiting auxiliary members
- Health unit in Kawartha Lakes, Northumberland gearing up for launch of flu shot campaign:Medical officer of health Dr. Natalie Bocking reminds everyone that, while they have similar symptoms, COVID-19 is not the same as influenza and vaccines will not protect against that virus
- Campbellford hospital CEO leaves position after less than four months:Margaret Beatty leaving effective Oct. 19, began role June 24
- IMPACT: Safety first on the menu for Brighton, Trent Hills restaurants:Businesses navigate COVID-19 pandemic protocols, proof of vaccination requirements
- Coronavirus Pandemic: The latest news from across Northumberland County