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New book honours Pikwakanagan First World War veteran
PIKWAKANAGAN FIRST NATION — Lynn Gehl was in her thirties when she finally started to learn the story of her great-grandfather Joseph Gagnon from Golden Lake Reserve (now known as Pikwakanagan First Nation) in Ontario.

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Kids, Cops fishing derby returns to Pembroke waterfront Aug. 8
Young anglers will once again have the chance to cast a line alongside local police officers when the annual Kids, Cops and Canadian Tire Fishing Derby returns to Pembroke Waterfront Park on Saturday, Aug. 8.

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Deep River veteran joins coast-to-coast 'Rolling Barrage' ride
DEEP RIVER — Deep River resident and military veteran Owen Wiseman is embarking on a coast-to-coast motorcycle ride this week with the “Rolling Barrage,” a group that raises funds and awareness for PTSD among military personnel and first responders.

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Petawawa council approves noise bylaw exemption for paving project
PETAWAWA — Petawawa council has granted a temporary exemption to the town’s noise bylaw, allowing Bonnechere Excavating Inc. to operate its asphalt plant at night during the resurfacing of Highway 17 between Chalk River and Point Alexander.

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Boyhood discovery leads to recognition of War of 1812 burial ground
WHITEWATER REGION – When Bernie Buechman, as an inquisitive teen, discovered an abandoned burial ground during his explorations of the area surrounding his hometown of Pembroke in the Ottawa Valley, he had no notion that he had found a valuable piece of Canadian military history.

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