Editorial

Editor’s note: this week’s editorial is written by Napanee’s own Olympian and member of the national women’s rugby sevens team, Britt Benn I have had this fire inside me since…

Nasty, bitter and ugly-those are just some of the words used to describe Canada’s 43rd election which ended Monday with the Liberals returning to power, though this time as a…

The long and winding campaign trail will arrive at its destination Monday evening, when the final votes are cast in Canada’s 43 federal election. Those who haven’t voted at an…

On Sunday the Napanee community lost an integral member of its community when Napanee Beaver and Picton Gazette publisher Jean Morrison passed away. Though she was in her 98th year,…

October is Autism Awareness Month-a time for Canadians to learn more about the social effects the wide spectrum of the disorder can bring. At its last council meeting, Greater Napanee…

To the surprise of no one who has followed elections before, dirt on candidates began to surface just days into the official campaign. In the case of Prime Minister Justin…

As many expected, Oct. 21 will be election day in Canada. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did what many had expected he’d do last week, officially selecting the third Monday of…

Ask anyone alive at the time where they were Sept. 11, 2001, chances are they’ll be able to recall exactly what they were doing and who was with them. That…

It is worth noting that the leader of the People’s Party of Canada will be holding a rally in Napanee on Sept 8. Rarely is a new political party born…

A dark cloud of uncertainty will be hanging in the air Tuesday as most classes across the province are set to resume. That figurative cloud is made up of questions…