Canada Day is filled with colour, joy and celebration. No matter where you go, someone is celebrating the birth of the nation ...

The Junior Fair Board (JFB) in Lansdowne decided that it was time to revive a pre-COVID activity and dress the village up for ...

The Lions and Rotary Clubs in Gananoque were not afraid to bring it on. The 1000 Islands Family Ribfest roared into town in ...

The Gananoque Arts Network (GAN) is quickly outgrowing its space and needs a new location. They have decided to purchase a ...

Approximately twenty people of diverse ethnic backgrounds gathered at First Peoples Park in Gananoque to participate in the ...

Chocolate chips, big blue eyes and bright pink smiles are the main things people remember about Tim Hortons Smile Cookies. The fact that the money raised from sales goes to charity just makes it all ...

Summer solstice was also the celebration for all of Turtle Island’s First Peoples with National Indigenous Peoples Day. Governor General Roméo LeBlanc declared June 21 of every year to be “National ...

Three speakers were present at the dance this year. They were Gananoque poet laureate Gretchen Huntley with a poem for the occasion, Clarice Gervais of the Metis people who spoke on their perspective ...

Colour and activity filled every inch of space as the Lansdowne Association For Revitalization (LAFR) held their annual Textiles Festival. Demonstrations and vendors were everywhere, from quilting to ...

He received his BSc in BioMed at the University of Waterloo in 2015, MSc in epidemiology at the University of Ottawa in 2016, MD at Western University in 2020, and completed his family medicine ...

A new concept in affordable housing is coming to Gananoque. On March 2, Town Council voted 100 per cent to approve a site plan for Canada’s first 3D printed neighbourhood. Designed and planned by the ...