WE WILL REMEMBER THEM - The cannon in Veteran’s Park by Elgin Pond was covered in a blanket of poppies on Tuesday afternoon to honour veterans ahead of Remembrance Day on Nov. 11. The purple poppies scattered among the red represent animal victims of war. From left: Laura Taylor-Shields, the Uxbridge Poppy Project; Anne Vanderven, chair of Uxbridge Army Cadets sponsoring committee; Army veteran Duke Larsgard; and Captain Rob Evans of the Uxbridge Cadets. Photo by John Cavers
Township council has voted against joining the Bee City Canada program, citing staffing and funding limits. Uxbridge also received nearly $1 million in provincial funding for infrastructure renewal through the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund. The Kinsmen Club’s Wall of Fame inducted five local honourees, and the Uxbridge Poppy Fund donated $35,000 to the Uxbridge Hospital Foundation. Sports coverage includes the Uxbridge Bruins extending their undefeated streak to 10 games and the USS Tigers narrowly lose to Paul Dwyer by one point.
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