Trent Hills Pride
A week away from launch, the Trent Hills Pride Festival 2022 is emerging as possibly *the* Trent Hills event of the summer! The week will see its launch in Campbellford on Monday morning, June 20, […]
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Mayors’ Keep the County Clean Challenge and other activities planned in recognition of Earth Day
Northumberland County invites residents to join in building awareness of the importance of protecting the environment and taking positive action to clean up the county during our week-long Earth Day initiatives, starting on Monday, April […]
Campbellford Memorial Hospital Celebrating Resident Doctors Appreciation Week
Campbellford Memorial Hospital (CMH) and the Trent Hills Family Health Team (THFHT) continue to support the teaching of the next generation of physicians.
Waste and recycling collection suspended for January 17, 2022 due to inclement weather
Northumberland County is advising residents that, due to weather conditions and safety concerns, all Community Recycling Centres have been closed, and curbside collection of waste and recycling has been suspended for Monday, January 17, 2022. […]
Motorized Trails in the County Forest reopen to Snowmobiling
Motorized trails in the Northumberland County Forest will reopen to snowmobiling in time for the 2021/2022 season. County Forest trails are accessible to snowmobilers through an agreement between Northumberland County and the Great Pine Ridge Snowmobile Association […]
Start a Tradition by Counting Birds This Holiday Season
Bird lovers of all ages and skill levels are invited to celebrate the 122nd anniversary of the Christmas Bird Count by joining one of the many counts happening across Ontario this holiday season. It’s a great […]
Review and provide feedback on the draft Northumberland County Multi-Year Accessibility Plan 2022-2025
Northumberland County has completed a draft Multi-Year Accessibility Plan to help guide the next phase of the County’s accessibility planning from 2022-2025.
Blacklegged Ticks that Spread Lyme Disease Still Active in Fall, So Keep Up Precautions
As you get set to enjoy festive fixings this Thanksgiving long weekend, the local Health Unit is asking you to avoid becoming a meal for blacklegged ticks.
Local municipalities and police services urge local drivers to ‘Slow Your Roll’
Municipalities and police services across Northumberland County have partnered to launch a county-wide campaign urging drivers to ‘Slow Your Roll’ by reducing driving speeds and following the posted speed limits on Northumberland roads. Local drivers […]
Campbellford Memorial Hospital Changes to Visiting Restrictions
In efforts to balance concerns related to COVID-19 and ensure our patients are emotionally supported Campbellford Memorial Hospital is opening visiting hours from 10am till 8pm.