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Apr 15, 2015 – Jan 21, 2015

NAEC’s Day of Pink

NAEC competes at Limestone Skills Competition

Inspector Patrick Finnegan and Staff Sergeant Greg MacLellan

Addington Highlands Council

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Wind Resistance in Denbigh

Herbert Sedore and Isabel Robinson, likely their marriage photo circa 1901

A brief history of the Sedore family in Flinton

Bursary winner Jared Salmond

Friends of Bon Echo Bursaries

Hank Rowlinson, manager of community relations with the Métis Nation of Ontario spoke at the High Land Waters Métis Council meeting in Northbrook on January 31 with council members back row l-r, Thomas Thompson, Deirdre Thompson, Gwendalyn Lloyd, and Robert Lloyd; front row, l-r, Terry Conners, Marlon Lloyd and Candace Lloyd

High Land Waters Métis Council meets in Northbrook

Addington Highlands Council

Living Well with Chronic Disease - Northbrook workshops

Addington Highlands Council

staff at Mazinaw-Lanark Forest Inc. l-r, Jan Smigielski, Patricia Duncan, Tom Richardson, Matthew Mertins, Murray Miller and Brian Stufko

MLFI-Managing Crown forests in Mazinaw and Lanark

Crowded into a tiny office tacked onto the north end of the Barrie hall in Cloyne are the small offices of t...

Dylan Francis (front row, second from left) in a Toronto Humberside Collegiate hockey team photo

Preserving “History in a Box” at the Barrie Hall

In an effort to preserve local history that otherwise might end up in the landfills, Margaret Axford, curato...

North Addington Education Centre’s scientists

Family Histories

Addington Highlands Council - Feb. 2

Jamboree – Council wants to know how much is being requested Andy Anderson has been carrying on a campaig...

Online survey to gauge support for winter opening of Bon Echo

From early May until late October, Bon Echo Provincial Park is a magnet for visitors to the Hwy. 41 corridor...

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