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Picton Gazette Express: Vol. 3 No. 37
Prince Edward County's Newspaper of Record
Karen Valihora
September 24, 2026
Base31 Breaks Ground
We put seven questions to a bustling field of nominees. You can read their answers here.
Waterworks file will go to the incoming council
Surprise announcement from Ottawa means the children’s camp has exceeded its $100 million fundraising goal
Fundraiser for Baxter Arts
This isn’t opposition to a working port, grain shipments, or farmers. It is a demand that
quarrying here be subject to the same law and the same protections as
everywhere else in Ontario.
The weather may be cooling down, says Chris, but the election is heating up! He’s really impressed with our five solid pages of candidate statements.
The Weekend Ticket
CAFF, the County Adaptation Film Fest, and the Ameliasburgh Fall Fair
CAFF runs all weekend at The Regent. Films begin Friday night with family-friendly The Stunt Driver, and continue through Saturday and Sunday. Not to be missed: Primetime, Saturday evening, and Cannes Prix d’Or winning Russian film, Minotaur, Sunday night.
The Ameliasburgh Fall Fair is Saturday 26 September at Roblin Lake Park.
It’s Market Season. Wellington Community Market is 9-1 on Saturday. The Eddie Farm Market is Saturdays 9-1:30. Picton Farmers Market is 9-2 every Sunday.