Editorial

Hockey might be Canada’s favourite pastime but as far as this corner is concerned, Canada Day is made for baseball. Though our neighbours to the south often claim ownership of…

There was a time, not so long ago, when Canada Day was among the simplest, black and white (make that red and white) holiday on the calendar. July 1 didn’t…

When it comes to regulating the world of short-term accommodations (STAs) within Greater Napanee, the proverbial horse bolted before council had the chance to close the barn door. At their…

In the world of community journalism, some assignments are just more fun than others. Such was the case last week when this reporter was invited to attend a meeting between…

If one were to try and put categorize last week’s provincial election into a literary genre, ‘suspense thriller’ would be the furthest thing to come to mind. Heading into the…

Reactions were decidedly mixed on the Napanee Beaver’s social media when the story outlining options for Greater Napanee’s town hall was posted online. Some loved the idea; others felt the…

A week from today residents across Hastings-Lennox and Addington will join millions of other Canadians in exercising their democratic right to vote for their Member of Provincial Parliament. Despite not…

In the interest of full disclosure before even getting into this week’s topic of weighing in on the possible demise of Roe v. Wade, it should be acknowledged that there’s…

A robust conversation was had in Greater Napanee’s town hall council on April 26 about the possibility of shaking up the way meetings would be conducted in the next term….

Ordinarily there is no joy to be taken among fellow journalists when news breaks of another media outlet filing for bankruptcy. But when word of Alex Jones’ InfoWars filing for…