North Frontenac
What Came Through the Fence
On Saturday a resident tagged three candidates under an NFNM article and asked them to account for talking to this paper. It was theory until then. Now it is a record.
Oct 26, 2026opinion
Central Frontenac
Four skin colours, four natures: this chart is racist
A medicine-wheel chart sorts every human being into four skin colours and hands each colour a nature. A First Nation's outreach coordinator made it her profile picture. Donald Morton on why a box painted in sacred colours is still a box.
Oct 24, 2026
North Frontenac
Checkmate, Sue MacGregor: your template is in the council agenda.
The Kashwakamak Lake Association's president called NFNM's reporting a misrepresentation, then posted the email that proves it and banned the paper. The council agendas have the rest.
Oct 22, 2026
North Frontenac
Why Some Women Said No
An Election/Voting themed article to read. This article is a celebration of voting and why we need to all go out and do it. People have fought long and hard, for a long time, to give you this right. Enjoy 🙂
Oct 22, 2026
North Frontenac
Learn, Earn, Return
Denzel Washington describes life in three stages: learn, earn, return. In North Frontenac, the last stage isn't letting go, and the young people and tradespeople we will all depend on are paying for it.
Oct 20, 2026
Editorial
There is no "larger white society," and the law should stop pretending there is
Five judges upheld three years for a man who beat his partner on a sidewalk; four, the Chief Justice among them, dissented. Change one fact about the offender and one line of the Criminal Code changes with it. Then ask who Ottawa's own documents think the other man is.
Oct 12, 2026
North Frontenac
Addington Highlands wants its chair to warn residents they could be sued for speaking at a public meeting
Addington Highlands' draft rules would warn residents they could be sued for speaking and move committee appointments behind closed doors. Public comment closes June 30.
Jun 22, 2026
Central Frontenac
Central Frontenac council rewrites its land acknowledgement the same night, over two councillors who hadn't seen it
Central Frontenac council voted May 26 to rewrite the township's standing land acknowledgement and authorize a June 19 flag-raising — the same night the wording reached the floor, over two councillors who said they had never seen it.
Jun 2, 2026