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Friday, January 23rd, 2026

134-room hotel, spa, winery and restaurant recommended for approval

By Sharon Harrison Thirty-eight accommodation buildings within a proposed new development for a year-round commercial resort at a Hillier winery will be considered by council at next Wednesday’s planning and development committee meeting. A late hour decision was made to re-schedule the Jan. 21 meeting due to inclement weather conditions, to Wednesday, Jan. 28. […]

Here we ‘snow’ again

More than 30 pieces of equipment continue to clear the snow from 992 kms of roads and 56 kms of sidewalks in Prince Edward County as winter has become relentless this week. People have been encouraged to postphon non-essential travel as the County remains under a “yellow” snow warning. Environment Canada says to expect flurries […]

Councillor questions if County should be in the affordable housing business

By Sharon Harrison “At some point, we need to ask ourselves the question: if we are not getting affordable housing built, should the municipality be in the business of affordable housing?” asked councillor Bill Roberts at council. He raised the question at last week’s meeting as council was about to approve the report of […]

Orange alert for blizzard conditions ended

JAN 20: The “orange” alert for blizzard conditions ended early Tuesday morning and for now, the sun is out. Environment Canada now calls for flurries with a risk of snow squalls and local blowing snow – amounting to 5 to 10 cm. Wind gusting to 60 km/h. Wind chill is -17 this morning and to […]

Many Happy Returns supports seniors as new centre’s campaign continues

Max Mee, of Many Happy Returns, presented $500 in support of the new County Senior’s Centre in Picton. Prince Edward Community Care for Seniors president Peter Landry and executive director Debbie MacDonald Moynes were pleased to receive the donation. “We are extremely grateful for this $500 donation and we appreciate Max and Many Happy Returns […]

Council approved compromise to avoid surprise budget increase

Mayor Steve Ferguson made a show of officially signing the 2026 budget Tuesday night after council and staff worked to balance a surprise 11 per cent increase on the province’s OPP budget – amounting to about $390,000 – after council had settled on the increase in December. The proposed 2026 budget funded by municipal taxes […]

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Emergency services and funding among rural issues County discusses at ROMA
A County of Prince Edward delegation led by Mayor Steve Ferguson spoke to concern about
Councillor questions if County should be in the affordable housing business
By Sharon Harrison “At some point, we need to ask ourselves the question: if
Orange alert for blizzard conditions ended
JAN 20: The “orange” alert for blizzard conditions ended early Tuesday morning and for now,
Council at first meeting of 2026 approves budget, waste tender, cemetery transfer, waives noise bylaw fee
By Sharon Harrison The first meeting of the year for council Tuesday night – in
Council approved compromise to avoid surprise budget increase
Mayor Steve Ferguson made a show of officially signing the 2026 budget Tuesday night after
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AROUND THE HORN
Overnight snow removal Jan. 22 – 24
The County plans to remove snow overnight along roadsides in Picton, Bloomfield and Wellington on
Garbage and green bin collection delayed; will continue until 9.m.
Residents are advised that garbage and green bin collection has been delayed on Thursday, Jan.
Sewer repairs on Bowery Street; water repairs on Philip
Emergency repairs and replacement of a sanitary sewer lateral is taking place on Bowery Street
Start a fun, literacy-filled tradition with your child
Each year on Jan. 27, libraries and other literacy organizations celebrate Family Literacy Day with
Many Happy Returns supports seniors as new centre’s campaign continues
Max Mee, of Many Happy Returns, presented $500 in support of the new County Senior’s
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COMING EVENTS
Enjoy Motorama; Ripley’s Aquarium and Medieval Times feast; Sportsman Show with Franklin Tours
Take an exciting trip or tour with Franklin’s team of courteous and capable drivers! Whether
My Passion Is… series; fascial stretch; movement at the libraries
Prince Edward County offers six library branches with programs and services for everyone. Visit peclibrary.org to find
Global cooking classes; soap making among events at Waupoos Estates Winery
Cooking Classes with Executive Chef Kevin McKenna Globally inspired cooking classes with Executive Chef
Square Foot Art Show + Sale
The South Shore Joint Initiative (SSJI) invites the public to its first-ever Square Foot Art
Live entertainment, Robbie Burns night at the Waring House
Winter hours update The Barley Room Pub and Amelia’s Garden Dining Room will be closed
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SHOPPING & SERVICES
HELP WANTED – career, volunteer & employment
Help wanted notices for Prince Edward County – Home care providers, hospitality, hospital volunteers needed
Fitness, webinars, meals and more for seniors in January
Active Living Programs for seniors 60+ are available five days/week through the Prince Edward Community
Seniors invited to borrow fitness kits at the library
Staying fit just got easier for seniors in Prince Edward County. The Take the Gym
Bay of Quinte Mutual Insurance – specialized in your needs
Bay of Quinte Mutual Insurance provides a wide range of insurance products and has an
Community Care for Seniors foot care clinics
A Good Daily Foot Care Routine Daily foot care helps keep your feet healthy and
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