One of Canada’s leading climatologists opened the Pugwash Thinkers’ Conference, last night, with a dire warning. Adam Fenech set the stage for today’s discussion by saying the crisis in climate change is no longer in the future, it is now.

The threat of closing the Pugwash dump has prompted a strong reaction on social media.

And the winner is number 383… 

Public abuse of the Pugwash Transfer Station may lead to its permanent closure.

The Town of Oxford has honoured a young man who alerted 911 and woke a man whose house was on fire.

Several new cracks have appeared in the pavement across the Lions Club parking lot in Oxford. 

The Town of Oxford is moving cautiously in dealing with the sinkhole at the Lions Parkland, as they face costs beyond their means.

Parents in Oxford were delighted tonight to learn their children will return to the Oxford Regional Education Centre by the first week in November.

The Minister of Education will reveal the extent of danger at the Oxford Regional Education Centre at a public meeting tonight in Oxford.

A story, published here on September 19th, has led to angry calls and criticism of Cumberland Municipality. A number of people felt the county might apply for fracking permits. That could not be further from the truth.

The province’s specialist in sinkholes was the key speaker at a public meeting in Oxford tonight. Garth DeMont provided a detailed description of what it takes to create a sinkhole and why Oxford is riddled with them.

Next week’s Toonie prize at the Pugwash Fire Department will be well north of a thousand dollars.

Cumberland Municipal Council is going to spend the next number of months preparing for possible applications, to the province, to allow fracking in the county.

The Director of Finance for Cumberland says the county’s tax receipts are greatly improved this year compared to 2017.