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During our chat with Mayoral Candidate Brad Nieman, he shares his vision for how fostering better communication and community in Prince Edward County in the challenging times that he warns loom ahead. What will we need to "survive" and come out on the other side? Brad tells us his perspective on the process that will involve a bit of pain, but ultimately, he hopes will lead to overall gains.

PEC’s holiday season isn’t complete without its limited-time treats. Here are three festive sweets from local makers that only show up this time of year and why they’re worth indulging in.

Cold air, crackling fires, and drinks that warm you properly. These Prince Edward County winter beverages are worth braving the chill for.

Small gifts mean more when they come with a story. These under-$25 finds from Prince Edward County makers are thoughtful, local, and easy to love.

Part 1 highlights updates on historic walking tours, public comments on training and work plan accuracy, street naming reserve lists, heritage permit tracking, working group progress, and committee leadership changes.

Part 2 highlights committee decisions and discussions, including toMeeting structure and approvals Valrie Porter chaired the meeting and guided every formal step, including agenda approval and minutes approval. Ross moved the minutes, and John Hirsch seconded them, and the committee voted in favour. For locals, this matters because it shows the committee is keeping clean records and moving decisions forward without delays, which helps when heritage issues become urgent later.

A Waupoos family has donated $150,000 to the Back the Build campaign, supporting energy-efficient systems and environmentally sustainable features at the new Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital.

Heritage restoration, cemetery planning, and enforcement review shape committee discussions.

This meeting focuses on heritage restoration progress, cemetery ownership plans, and stronger enforcement rules shaping property decisions in Prince Edward County.