Melgund's annual Fall Artist Market brought more than 80 people together from across Northwestern Ontario.

More than 80 people filled Dyment Recreation Hall on September 12 for an afternoon of art, music, markets and community.

Musicians from across Northwestern Ontario came out to the Dyment Recreation Hall for a music jam on Sept. 12.

Site enhancements prepare local park grounds and community facilities for food security and a productive future.

Melgund's annual Fall Artist Market brought more than 80 people together from across Northwestern Ontario.

Share your knowledge of local land use, food consumption, harvesting and other activities before the September 7 survey deadline.

This week’s workshops are giving young people hands-on experience with sewing while connecting traditional ribbon skirt making with contemporary fashion.

A hands-on bone and skull painting workshop encouraged participants to learn, experiment and create together.

Enjoy live music and the annual fall arts exhibition at the Dyment Recreation Hall on September 12, 2026 from 1-5:00 p.m.

Participants learned to make traditional ribbon dresses this summer at free drop-in sessions in Dyment Recreation Hall.

Have your say on local land use and food consumption. Complete the Diet and Land-Use Survey by September 7, 2026.

Spend Canada Day at Dyment Recreation Hall and Park with live music, local vendors, great food, and a full afternoon of community celebration.

Discover unique hats and beadwork by Joanne Keewaycabo during the Canada Day Festival in Melgund Township on July 1.

Bid big at the Canada Day Silent Auction on July 1 at the Dyment Recreation Hall and Park!

Enjoy live music with Walter and Friends, Gerry and Tanya McArthur at the Melgund Township Canada Day Festival on July 1 in Dyment.

Discover unique hats and beadwork by Joanne Keewaycabo during the Canada Day Festival in Melgund Township on July 1.

Volunteers gathered at Dyment Park to raise tents, build community, and enjoy a barbecue.

Curious about those odd, spiky bumps on wild roses? Understand the amazing secret behind rose galls! This guide explains these unique plant growths, their surprising colors, and the tiny architects re...

Melgund Township Canada Day Market Showcases Dryden Textile Artist Francine Higgins

Volunteer for tent raising day in Melgund Township and help prepare Dyment Park for Canada Day and summer events. June 20, 9 a.m.

Join the Canada Day Festival in Melgund Township on July 1 featuring live performances by longtime local favourites Gerry and Tanya McArthur.

Volunteers in Dyment continue park revitalization efforts with new flower beds, apple trees, and community placemaking.

Melgund Township, Northwestern Ontario leverages regional plant life to enhance Dyment Recreation Park greenspace.

A cemetery cleanup will be held at Mountainview Cemetery in Dyment on Tuesday, June 23 at 9:00 AM.

Local Services Board of Melgund Meeting Minutes for June 15, 2026

Art Borups Corners presents an Everyone Outdoors Together gathering in Melgund Township with food, music, and participatory greenspace design.

A June 15 announcement highlights new flower and apple tree donations from Art Borups Corners to Dyment Recreation Park in Melgund Township.

Experience the raw beauty of the North through a striking collection of wildlife paintings and organic bone art. Visit Dyment Recreation Hall.

Visit Melgund Township in Northwestern Ontario, just off Highway 17 on Highway 603, offering a welcoming rural stop with rest facilities and seasonal cultural exhibits.

Community discussion explores grief, mental health, and healing through art, emphasizing reflection, support, and shared experience.

Crushing fixed costs and a collapsing safety net land Ontario worst-in-class rankings among large provinces

Marcia Lucas was the editor on 1983's “Return of the Jedi” and the pre-“Star Wars” George Lucas-directed films “THX 1138” and “American Graffiti.”

Canada’s deep geological repository faces a massive technological mismatch. Discover how the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) plans to navigate the "40-generation AI paradox" before constr...

Regulators and vendors converge in Vienna to implement human-centric oversight for AI in nuclear deployment and waste management.

Agriculture in Canada faces a major structural crisis as the national farm renewal rate drops to twenty four percent.

Parliamentary heritage committees warn that generative artificial intelligence systems are rapidly replacing human creators, with AI-generated material now occupying up to 35 per cent of streaming cat...

Public benches foster deep human connection and artistic placemaking. Explore the intersection of people, street performance, and open-air creative boardrooms.

Near Northwestern Ontario’s proposed DGR site, artists and researchers are exploring environmental memory, archives, ceramics, and future interpretation.

This Northern Ontario arts incubator and living lab uses advanced AI to drive climate entrepreneurship and regional innovation.

C.C. Trubiak says fleeing Flin Flon during wildfires reignited creativity that ultimately shaped his new album.

Deadline day arrives as residents weigh concerns over Canada’s proposed underground nuclear waste repository near Melgund Township.

C.C. Trubiak says fleeing Flin Flon during wildfires reignited creativity that ultimately shaped his new album.

Federal officials stress no final decision has been made as public comments continue shaping nuclear waste assessment guidelines.