Board Member and bridge player Ruth DuBois (centre) gratefully accepts a cheque made out to Home Hospice North Lanark from Suzanne Kennedy (left) and Marny McCook (right) on Thursday, November 18,...

A casual conversation over coffee at Equator Coffee Roasters between two friends, Jan Watson and Kathryn Stevens a few weeks ago has morphed into a new knitting group! Jan asked Kathryn if she might...

A quarter of Canadians over the age of 65 are caregivers, StatCan survey reveals.1 The average number of hours per week that Canadians expect to be for caring for a dying family member is 54.42....

“As a society, we are so focused on prolonging life and curing illness that very little thought is given to what happens at the end of our journeys — including to those who are left behind. Canadian...

A Great Day at Union Hall On Saturday, November 6, Union Hall hosted a “Community Builders” craft fair. In addition to raising funds for the Hall’s ongoing renovations, they invited other charities...

This is a good news story, something we all need these days. For news hounds and social media scrollers these days it would be easy to believe that people are mean and moral compasses are spinning...

“The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.” – Coretta Scott King Home Hospice North Lanark (HHNL) has gained approval to resume our...

Who would ever have thought back in March 2020 when we learned about the COVID-19 virus that it would have such an impact on the lives of people in our country and around the world, for such a very...

That’s right! We are adding a third location. Our Coordinator of Visiting Volunteers will now be at Orchard View By the Mississippi, 219 Paterson St., Almonte, every Monday from noon to 3 p.m....

Team Unicorn, the team that raised the most money in last year's Hike for Hospice, has hit the trails again this year. We are excited to announce that Team Unicorn is the third team to raise more...