Grey's Haven Farm Sanctuary, located in Port Colborne, is a non profit farm animal rescue sanctuary. Focused on abused and neglected farm animals.  We are happy to announce that we are offering Father's Day treat boxes. Each box will include various plant based sweets such as brownies, fudge, banana muffins and more! Each box will also come with a one of a kind drawing of one of the residents as well as a car decal! Boxes are only $25 ($35 with a colouring book included!)  and can be picked up or delivered within the Niagara Region.  All proceeds go directly to the residents of Grey's.  To order, and for any questions please email us at ghfsfundraising@gmail.com 

Peterborough Native Learning Program is taking part in the GREAT CANADIAN GIVING CHALLENGE!!!

From June 1st-30th, every dollar donated to PNLP will give us an entry to win a $20,000 donation! During these difficult times, our learners would benefit from funds to assist with remote learning!  If we won the $20,000 we would be able to do our much needed renovations to make our agency more accessible upon our return!

Please consider donating at  https://www.canadahelps.org/en/gcgc/55579  Every bit counts!

We are still providing services for GED/CAAT prep, Apprenticeship, Upgrading and digital skills through a remote platform and we are taking NEW learners!  Call us at 705-741-0798 or email at info@pnlp.org

Work to replace the Chippewa Creek Bridge on Cassells
Street (between Chippewa Street and Aubrey Street) is now underway. As a result, pedestrian
traffic on Cassells Street will be detoured around the construction site onto Chippewa Street,
High Street and Olive Street until approximately late September.

Please note that we have added signage to urge visitors to practice caution while visiting the park, and to do everything within our means to limit the spread and transmission of COVID-19 including:

• Maintaining Social Distancing by keeping six (6) feet apart of others;
• Sanitizing or Washing your hands after touching high contact areas like gate doors;
• Covering your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze;
• Considering the use of a cloth face mask when social distancing is difficult;
• Staying home if you are experiencing any illness or flu-like symptoms

Please also note that experts recommend avoiding petting unknown or unfamiliar dogs, and washing or sanitizing hands if you do.

The North Bay Baseball Association (NBBA) has been closely monitoring the Covid-19 pandemic situation, taking guidance from the Ontario Baseball Association (OBA) as well as following provincial guidelines.  At this time, there has not been any indication that fields will be open early enough, if at all, to provide a typical baseball season.  With this in mind, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 season.