Bristol terminates DG, municipality now hiring for the job
June 12, 2026
Council voted five in favour and one against the termination, which was effective May 26.
Council voted five in favour and one against the termination, which was effective May 26.
Aug. 23 is the date of the by-election, while nomination papers are being accepted between July 10 and 24.
Council voted five in favour and one against the termination, which was effective May 26.
Aug. 23 is the date of the by-election, while nomination papers are being accepted between July 10 and 24.
A young Bristol resident is getting ready for yet another academic adventure this summer. Josephine Hatton, a Grade 10 Pontiac High School student who last year was one of 300 Canadian youth selected to participate in the Forum for Young
The non-profit committee that runs Chapeau’s Harrington Community Centre has started raising money for more than $40,000 of repairs needed to the bowling alley it operates in the basement of the hall. The bowling facility was built in the 1960s
When Dari Haddon placed her finger on an ad in the Toronto Star advertising a log home for sale on L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet, she thought she was buying her dream country farmhouse. Owner of a 100-acre lot in Castleton, Ont., Haddon planned
A young Bristol resident is getting ready for yet another academic adventure this summer. Josephine Hatton, a Grade 10 Pontiac High School student who last year was one of 300 Canadian youth selected to participate in the Forum for Young
The non-profit committee that runs Chapeau’s Harrington Community Centre has started raising money for more than $40,000 of repairs needed to the bowling alley it operates in the basement of the hall. The bowling facility was built in the 1960s
When Dari Haddon placed her finger on an ad in the Toronto Star advertising a log home for sale on L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet, she thought she was buying her dream country farmhouse. Owner of a 100-acre lot in Castleton, Ont., Haddon planned
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We can all breathe a sigh of relief. Our federal government now has a plan for how it’s going to develop this country into an artificial intelligence superpower while protecting Canadians from the harms of this quickly evolving technology. So it says. “The question isn’t whether AI will transform our
June 9, 2026
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Local news: Mr. William Chisnell has demonstrated that there are still some pretty good fish in the Ottawa river, by
Local news: Mr. Boyle will preach for the last time here next Sunday afternoon and evening, at North Clarendon and
Local news: Mr. Boyle will preach for the last time here next Sunday afternoon and evening, at North Clarendon and
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