Here are this week’s five top stories from lanarkleedstoday.ca, according to you.
1) The Smiths Falls Community Food Bank has earned national accreditation, marking a major milestone for the local organization and boosting confidence among clients and donors.
Smiths Falls food bank reaches national benchmark with rare accreditation
2) Lanark–Frontenac–Kingston MPP John Jordan is urging patience as some local municipalities move to oppose the proposed amalgamation of conservation authorities.
Jordan responds as local opposition grows over conservation authority changes
3) Emergency rooms at the Perth and Smiths Falls District Hospital are busier than usual as flu season peaks over the holidays, leading to longer waits for some patients.
Flu season pushes ER waits longer at local hospitals, CEO says
4) The Rideau Lakes Public Library is planning a full service review in 2026.
5) Perth Council added their Town’s voice to the growing number of Ontario municipalities opposing the Province’s move to amalgamate Conservation Authorities
Perth council speaks out against conservation authority mergers
