Wellington's Kolby Parks takes first leg of 2024 World Cup street luge championship
The Picton Gazette is looking for a part-time Rural/Urban Development Reporter. The position is funded by the Local Journalism Initiative.
Reporting and letters
View collectionCouncil votes to seek a negotiated settlement with Picton Terminals — again.
Victor Lind considers Council's offer to settle with Picton Terminals
Development Projects Around the County
View collectionAudit Committee determines what needs to be asked, and who will provide the answers
A preferred solution has emerged for water infrastructure from Wellington to Picton: one water treatment plant to serve Picton and Bloomfield as well as the village.
There’s a fortuitous overlap between livability — “healthy, complete communities” — and good design that is well worth attention.
Loyalist Heights Plans sent back for the fifth time
June 6 is the 80th anniversary of D Day, the turning point of World War II
“What if heritage came first?” asks Peter Lockyer. “Not as an afterthought, not after the roads. But if it was the first thing we did, because it's the most important thing we have.”
Two recent books are entries in a special genre. Neither quite history nor entirely fiction, they imagine the past in intriguing ways.
Latest Millennium Trail Rest Stop complete with a bike repair station, a garden, and some history, too
Gone, but not forgotten
Submit your announcement of a birth, death, marriage, or anniversary to The Picton Gazette — Prince Edward County’s newspaper of record, in print and online.
Submit your ListingSee it in the newspaper
20° Mainly Clear
