In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie,
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.
— Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae
Today, we pause to honour the Canadians who served, those who gave their lives, and those who returned home forever changed.
We remember the families who grieve their loved ones and the veterans who have carried the lasting weight of their service.
Today and always, we remember.
© 2026 Cheryl Easton | CENTURY 21 Granite Realty Group Inc. All Rights Reserved. – at Bancroft, Ontario
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FOR SALE
00 High Bush Road
Lake St. Peter, ON
MLS# X4143466
Offered at $99,000
Imagine creating your own place to live, work and play in the heart of Lake St. Peter's year-round recreation playground. This approximately 0.65-acre building lot on High Bush Road offers about 214 feet of road frontage and an opportunity to bring your recreation and residential plans to life in a setting immersed in outdoor adventure. Enjoy quick and easy access to the OFSC B106E trail/Hastings Heritage Trail for exploration and enjoyment in all seasons. Lake St. Peter Provincial Park, as well as the vast natural beauty of Algonquin Provincial Park and its East Gate entrance are just a few minutes away. Whether you picture a year-round home, a weekend escape or a base for exploring the region, this location offers ways to make the most of every season. Whitney, Maynooth and Bancroft provide access to area amenities, services and shops. With an abundance of room to imagine what comes next, this property is an inviting opportunity to build a lifestyle around the outdoors. Make your vision a reality in Lake St. Peter, where you can live, work, and play in a remarkable and sought after year-round playground.
realtor.ca/real-estate/30472… – at Hastings Highlands, Ontario
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DEMOCRACY BEGINS WITH US
Bancroft’s Inaugural Council Meeting & Swearing-In Ceremony
A new chapter in Bancroft’s municipal leadership is about to begin.
The Town of Bancroft is inviting the community to attend the inaugural meeting and swearing-in ceremony for the 2026–2030 Term of Council.
•Tuesday, November 24, 2026
•7:00 p.m.
•North Hastings Inspiration Place
•6 Cleak Avenue, Bancroft
During the ceremony, the incoming Mayor and members of Council will make their Declarations of Office and formally begin their service to the residents of Bancroft.
The evening will open with welcoming remarks and reflections from Robert Hunter of Kijicho Manito Madaouskarini (KMM), recognizing the importance of relationships, community leadership and shared stewardship.
A reception will follow, offering attendees an opportunity to meet members of Council and municipal staff.
An election is one important moment in our democratic journey. What follows matters just as much: staying informed, participating in community conversations and working together to help shape the future of our town.
As our new Council begins its term, let us offer our encouragement, share our perspectives respectfully and remain engaged in the decisions that affect our community.
© 2026 Cheryl Easton | CENTURY 21 Granite Realty Group Inc. All Rights Reserved. – at Bancroft, Ontario
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YOUR SEPTIC TANK. TO PUMP OR NOT TO PUMP.
Winter is not the best time for a routine septic pump-out.
A recently pumped tank can become colder, increasing the risk of freezing in the system. Freezing can damage components and cause the tank to crack. Snow and frozen ground can also make the tank harder to access.
For a seasonal property, the right approach depends on the system and how it will be used. An empty tank in saturated ground may even be pushed upward by groundwater.
Before scheduling a pump-out, speak with a qualified septic professional about what is best for your property. If sewage is backing up or you suspect a problem, call for help immediately rather than waiting for spring.
#HomeTips #CottageTips #SepticSystem #BancroftAndArea
© 2026 Cheryl Easton | CENTURY 21 Granite Realty Group Inc. All Rights Reserved. – at Bancroft, Ontario
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FOR SALE
Wilberforce Commercial Property
1725 Loop Road
Wilberforce, ON
MLS® X13025462
Opportunity Offered at $145,000
•High-exposure commercial property on a busy corridor with strong traffic flow and visibility
•Convenient location just minutes from Wilberforce, the Geocaching Capital of Canada
•Close to popular destinations including Wilbermere Lake and Dark Lake
•Approx. 1,000 sq. ft. commercial building
•Features garage door and man door access
•Serviced by 100-amp hydro, private well, and septic system
•Interior includes:
* Two large work areas
* 2-piece washroom
* Utility room
* Additional storage space
•Flexible layout suitable for a variety of business uses
•Situated on a 0.49-acre lot
•Secure gated yard with ample space for:
* Parking
* Equipment storage
* Inventory management
* Client access
•Over 200 feet of highway frontage providing exceptional exposure
•CH-4 zoning permits a wide range of commercial uses, including:
* Chip truck operation
* Lumber yard
* Commercial greenhouse or nursery
* Country market
* Motor vehicle repair facility
* Various retail and service businesses
•Potential for a live-work setup with zoning allowing construction of a residential dwelling while utilizing the existing building for business purposes
•Ideal opportunity for entrepreneurs, tradespeople, and investors
•Also available for LEASE
Listing Details:
realtor.ca/real-estate/29634… – at Bancroft, Ontario
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FOR SALE
48 ACRES and a CABIN IN THE WOODS
22934 Hwy 62 S
Gilmour, ON
MLS# X14080944
Offered at $229,000
Find your own quiet corner of the woods on this 48+ acre retreat, with approximately 1,900 feet of direct Hwy 62 frontage and a gated driveway. Tucked among the trees, the 200 sq. ft. cabin offers a welcoming place to relax after a day outdoors. A front porch, kitchenette, sleeping area and woodstove create a rustic escape, while a separate shed, covered firewood storage and outhouse add practical convenience. The property is entirely off-grid, Hydro is at the roadside lot line. A large, level clearing offers potential for a future home site. There is plenty of parking, and a scenic view across the wetland creates a peaceful setting for evenings around the firepit. The southern boundary fronts on Crown land, and 2,000+ feet of the rear lot line follows the Hastings Heritage Trail. Enjoy direct access to OFSC trail snowmobiling in winter and ATV riding in spring, summer and fall. Explore the acreage, take in the changing seasons and keep watch for the abundant wildlife. Conveniently located approximately 10 minutes east of Coe Hill, 20 minutes south of Bancroft and 30 minutes north of Madoc, the property is about a 2.5-hour drive from Toronto. With privacy, room to roam and a cabin in the woods, this property offers a special opportunity for residential or recreational use. Create a personal retreat, plan for a future home or make this your base for four-season outdoor adventures.
realtor.ca/real-estate/30404… – at Limerick, Ontario
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ARE YOU LEAVING YOUR HOME OR COTTAGE EMPTY THIS WINTER?
Whether you own a home in town, a cottage on the lake or a property that is currently for sale, now is a good time to check your winter insurance requirements.
If you plan to be away or your property is sitting empty, ask your insurance provider:
🔹 What steps are required to protect the plumbing?
🔹 Does someone need to check the property while I am away?
🔹 Does my coverage change if the property is vacant?
🔹 Am I covered for damage caused by frozen pipes?
Every policy is different, and the answers may depend on how the property is used.
A quick call now could help you avoid an unwelcome surprise later.
#BancroftOntario #BancroftRealEstate #CottageCountry #WinterHomeTips #HomeOwnership – at Bancroft, Ontario
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BANCROFT & AREA
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
November 8 to 15, 2026
From live music and a Christmas craft sale to opportunities to gather as a community, here are a few events happening around our area this week:
🎻 Sunday, November 8
Life’s Journeys String Theory Ensemble
2:00 p.m. | St. John’s Anglican Church
Admission by donation.
🌺 Wednesday, November 11
Remembrance Day Service
10:30 a.m. | Bancroft Cenotaph Park
Join the community in remembering and honouring those who have served and sacrificed.
🎄 Saturday, November 14
Dungannon Christmas Craft Sale
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. | Dungannon Recreation Centre
Presented by the Dungannon Shamrock Club.
🎤 Saturday, November 14
The Bowie Lives in Bancroft
7:00 p.m. | The Village Playhouse
🎶 Sunday, November 15
The Last Waltz: A Musical Celebration of The Band
7:00 p.m. | The Village Playhouse
Ongoing this week:
🍽️ Friends for Dinner Potluck
Sundays, November 8 and 15, starting at 5:00 p.m. | Bancroft Cenotaph Park
🥞 Legion Breakfast
Sunday, November 15, 9:00 a.m. to noon | Coe Hill Legion
👢 Line Dance Classes
Wednesday, November 11 | Dungannon Recreation Centre
New beginners: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
Experienced: 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
🎨 “In a Land Where Time Stands Still”
Daryl Phillips exhibition | Art Gallery of Bancroft
Tuesday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
© 2026 Cheryl Easton | CENTURY 21 Granite Realty Group Inc. All Rights Reserved. – at Bancroft, Ontario
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FOR SALE
34820 AB HWY 62N
Maple Leaf, ON
K0L 2R0
MLS# X14133144
OPPORTUNITY OFFERED AT $475,000
Here is a rare opportunity to revitalize a well known rural destination and unlock the potential of a classic cottage country general store. The Maple Leaf Country Store offers the foundation to re-establish a thriving business or pursue a variety of commercial ventures. The property has historically supported multiple revenue streams and remains configured for many of its former uses. Previous operations included gas, LCBO and Beer Store, tobacco, groceries, lottery, retail merchandise, fireworks, ice, propane exchange, fishing supplies, firewood sales, and Clear Water Shop outlet. Serving both local residents and seasonal cottage traffic, this long-standing community landmark offers significant potential for a new owner with vision. The retail space offers approximately 1,500 sq ft and includes refrigeration units, a back store room, and a full basement providing substantial storage capacity. A detached barn and shed add valuable additional space and were previously utilized for bottle returns, while offering flexibility for a variety of commercial or storage uses. Above the store is a 1-bed, 1.5-bath apartment with a separate entrance and laundry room, providing convenient on-site living for owners or staff, or the potential for additional rental income. Located in Maple Leaf with direct Highway 62 exposure and convenient access to Bancroft, Barry's Bay, and Algonquin Park, the property is strategically situated within a well-travelled cottage and tourism corridor. Rural Commercial zoning permits more than 30 potential uses, offering exceptional flexibility for redevelopment, expansion, or diversification. Whether your vision is to revive a country general store, establish a new commercial enterprise, or capitalize on the property's versatile zoning and prominent location, this unique offering presents an opportunity to bring a well known local landmark back to life.
realtor.ca/real-estate/30462… – at Hastings Highlands, Ontario
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DEMOCRACY BEGINS WITH US
Bancroft’s Incoming Council:
Priorities for the First 100 Days
As Bancroft prepares for a new term of council, residents have an opportunity to hear directly from the people elected to represent them.
We invited the mayor-elect and all six incoming councillors to answer the same question:
‘As you prepare for the new term of council, what is the one most important issue you believe Bancroft needs to address in the first 100 days, what action will you personally advocate for, and how will residents know whether progress is being made?’
We are pleased to share that Mayor-elect Tracy McGibbon and all six incoming councillors participated.
♦️Highlights From the Responses
•Begin work early on a responsible and sustainable 2027 budget.
•Review municipal spending, service delivery and opportunities for efficiencies.
•Consider taxation, provincial funding and potential shared services with neighbouring municipalities.
•Review winter road maintenance, sidewalk clearing and downtown snow removal.
•Address roads, infrastructure and the Station Street bridge.
•Review the municipal workforce and departmental responsibilities.
•Consider community safety, parking, the arena and services for unhoused residents.
•Improve transparency and keep residents informed through public updates and accessible budget discussions.
•Review outstanding matters and help incoming council members become familiar with municipal processes and committee responsibilities.
♦️The Work Ahead
The responses reflect a range of perspectives on the work facing Bancroft. It is encouraging to see the care and attention the mayor-elect and councillors have given to the needs of their constituents. Their responses show a shared interest in serving the community and addressing the issues that matter to residents.
The early days of this new term will be an important time for the mayor and councillors to bring their thoughts, ideas and experience together. By listening to one another, working with municipal staff and keeping residents informed, they can help move Bancroft and its residents forward while laying the foundation for a successful four years.
♦️A Shared Responsibility
A thriving community is built through a shared commitment between its elected representatives and the people they serve.
The mayor and councillors have a responsibility to lead thoughtfully, make informed decisions, communicate openly and remain accountable. Residents, in turn, have an equally important role in staying informed, asking questions and participating in the decisions that shape their community.
Following council meetings, understanding the issues, sharing verifiable information and offering constructive feedback are meaningful ways to engage. Residents have every right to question decisions and hold their representatives accountable, and that dialogue is strongest when it is grounded in facts and mutual respect.
By distinguishing fact from fiction and remaining involved, we can contribute to the health and growth of our community. Bancroft’s future depends on responsible leadership and an informed, engaged community working together.
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Thank you to the mayor-elect and all six councillors for sharing their perspectives. We appreciate their participation in this community conversation.
Democracy begins with us, and it continues when we stay informed, participate and remain engaged in the decisions that shape our community.
© 2026 Cheryl Easton, CENTURY 21 Granite Realty Group Inc. All rights reserved. – at Bancroft, Ontario
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FOR SALE
5 Forest Hill Road
Bancroft, ON
MLS® X13798454
OFFERED AT $475,000
This immaculate and thoughtfully renovated bungalow offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms, 2,100+ sq. ft. of living space and an attached single-car garage. Inside, maple hardwood, crown moulding, updated lighting and professional painting create a welcoming feel. The spotless eat-in kitchen pairs updated cabinetry with quartz countertops, a tile backsplash and newer appliances. Gather in the comfortable living in front of the propane fireplace, unwind in the family room, or welcome the day in the sunroom, where new windows and vinyl plank flooring bring a fresh, bright feel. The lower level offers a flexible suite-style layout with in-law potential featuring a bedroom, open concept living and kitchen area and tile bathroom with walk in shower. Additionally the lower level features a large, bright laundry room, furnace room and large storage room. Step onto either of the two decks to take in elevated views of the grounds, York River and town. Mature trees, gardens, open lawns, a backyard gazebo and stone retaining walls create a lovely setting through the seasons. A 10’ x 16’ garden shed with poured concrete floor and a 15’ x 16’ ATV and storage shed offer space for tools and gear. The paved driveway leads to a garage with workbench, lumber racks and 100-amp electrical service. The Hastings Heritage Trail is approximately 500 feet away, ready to be enjoyed all seasons. Schools, shopping, parks and the hospital are just minutes away. Updates include a propane furnace, updated water lines and a wired-in generator backup. This is an exceptional home with space to settle in and enjoy.
realtor.ca/real-estate/30294… – at Bancroft, Ontario
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FEDERAL BUDGET 2026
WHAT IT MEANS FOR HOMEBUYERS AND SELLERS
The federal budget released on November 5, 2026 includes several housing measures that could affect Canadians buying, selling or planning for homeownership.
Here are the highlights:
🔹Mortgage options:
The government proposes expanding access to optional mortgage insurance for homes priced up to $1.5 million. Eligible first-time buyers or purchasers of newly built homes could also have access to 30-year amortizations under this proposal.
🔹Mortgage transparency:
The budget proposes publishing more information on insured mortgage rates and consulting on clearer disclosure of mortgage prepayment penalties. Sellers should continue to check potential penalties with their lender before listing.
🔹Foreign-buyer restrictions:
The government proposes extending restrictions on certain foreign purchases of existing residential properties until January 1, 2029, while exempting new residential properties.
🔹Home-sale proceeds:
Proposed changes to federal deposit insurance include increasing the standard coverage limit and introducing temporary protection for certain higher balances, including proceeds from a home sale.
🔹Housing supply:
The budget includes funding for affordable housing and changes to financing rules intended to support the construction of triplexes, fourplexes and other multi-unit properties.
🔹First-time buyers:
The existing federal GST rebate for eligible first-time buyers of qualifying new homes remains available. Ontario also offers separate new-home HST relief, subject to eligibility and timing requirements.
🔹What does this mean for you?
Some measures may create more options for buyers and sellers over time, but many are still proposals and require legislation or further details. They do not guarantee lower mortgage rates or immediate changes in local home prices.
If you are planning to buy or sell, speak with your REALTOR®, mortgage professional and tax advisor about how the current rules apply to your situation.
budget.canada.ca/2026/home-a…
#FederalBudget2026 #CanadianRealEstate #Homebuyers #HomeSellers #HousingMarket #OntarioRealEstate – at Bancroft, Ontario
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SOLD
66 HASTINGS STREET SOUTH, BANCROFT
Every home has a story, and this one was especially meaningful. It was a pleasure to work with this family as they entrusted me with the sale of their parents’ treasured home.
Today’s real estate market is very challenging, with many properties taking longer to sell. Extended days on market can test a seller’s patience, but thoughtful marketing, perseverance and a willingness to adapt ultimately lead to success.
I am grateful to this family for their trust and patience. Thank you for allowing me to be part of this important transition.
#Sold #BancroftRealEstate #BancroftOntario #YorkRiver #Century21GraniteRealtyGroup
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FOR SALE
41 Maple Street
Bancroft, ON
MLS# X13645446
Offered at $699,000
Welcome to Mapleview, a distinctive custom-built European-inspired estate offering over 5,000 sq. ft. of finished living space across three levels, beneath a dramatic cross-hipped roofline. Blending French Country elegance with modern luxury, this residence features stucco construction, arched details, estate-scale proportions, and craftsmanship. Set on over an acre and surrounded by tall hardwoods, the backyard feels like country living while within walking distance of Bancroft's amenities. Designed with flexibility in mind, Mapleview offers potential for extended family living, a private in-law suite, or Airbnb-style accommodations. The main level features hardwood flooring, pot lights, crown moulding, coffered ceilings, a spacious foyer, picture gallery, 2-piece powder room, and a living room with wood-burning fireplace. Each bedroom enjoys its own ensuite, including two main-floor suites, one with direct deck access. The primary suite includes a walk-in closet, dressing room or office space, workout room, and 6-piece ensuite with soaker tub, heated towel racks, double vanity, bidet, and walk-in shower with rain head. The chef-inspired kitchen features quartz countertops, double ovens, electric range with pot filler, coffee station, side-by-side fridge and freezer, two dishwashers, wine cooler, kick sweep, and cabinet lighting. A bright four-season sunroom with pellet stove opens to the rear deck. The walkout lower level adds a family room, wet bar, kitchenette, wine cellar, powder room, full bathroom, second laundry hookup, propane fireplace, storage, and multiple walkouts. Outdoor amenities include an 8-person hot tub, fire pit, storage shed, and three-season cabana with electrical service. The attached garage includes a rare multi-storey electric lift and staircase access to the attics and upper level. We welcome you to come and experience how Mapleview combines luxury, privacy, income potential, and versatility in one rare Bancroft offering.
realtor.ca/real-estate/30122… – at Bancroft, Ontario
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Bancroft & Area
Local Housing Market Statistics
October 2026
The local housing market recorded 25 home sales in October 2026, representing a total sales volume of $11,808,500. The average sale price was $472,340, and homes that sold spent approximately 63 days on the market.
There were 32 new home listings during the month and 119 active home listings at the end of October.
These statistics combine the results for Bancroft, Hastings Highlands, Faraday, Wollaston, Tudor and Cashel, Limerick, and Carlow/Mayo. They reflect single family home sales only.
Looking at the year to date, from January through October 2026, the seven municipalities recorded a combined 172 home sales, with a total sales volume of $84,203,619 and an average sale price of $489,556.
What does this mean for today’s consumer?
Buyers may have an opportunity to explore and compare available properties, while sellers should be prepared for competition from other listings and for the possibility that a sale may take time. Thoughtful pricing, presentation and an understanding of comparable properties remain important. Conditions vary by municipality, property type and price range, so the experience of an individual buyer or seller may differ from the overall figures.
If you would like to discuss what these numbers mean for your property or your real estate plans, please reach out. I would be pleased to help.
Source:
Central Lakes Association of REALTORS®: October 2026 Hastings County Housing Statistics
© 2026 Cheryl Easton, CENTURY 21 Granite Realty Group Inc. All rights reserved. – at Bancroft, Ontario
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FOR LEASE
30 Lakeview Lane
Paudash Lake, ON
MLS# X14142488
Offered at $2500/month + Utilities
Available for a 12 month lease, 30 Lake View Lane offers year-round waterfront living on beautiful Paudash Lake. With approximately 375 feet of waterfront, a clean sandy shoreline, gradual walk-in entry and private dock, enjoy swimming, boating, fishing kayaking and exploring the lake throughout the warmer months. The nearby marina and general store add convenience, while Bancroft's shops, services, and amenities are just minutes away. Paudash Lake is a year-round playground. As the seasons change, enjoy quiet shoreline walks, nearby ATV and snowmobile trails, and winter recreation such as ice fishing when conditions permit. This is an inviting setting for a long-term tenant seeking a comfortable home base with outdoor recreation close at hand. The lake front home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an open-concept kitchen and living area, and a striking gas fireplace with a floor-to-ceiling stone surround. Main-floor laundry and forced air propane heating support year-round comfort. A detached, insulated shop/garage with a pour concrete floor offers generous space for vehicles and storage. Enjoy the privacy and scenery of lakefront living with the convenience of nearby town amenities.
realtor.ca/real-estate/30472… – at Bancroft, Ontario
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FOR SALE
00 High Bush Road
Lake St. Peter, ON
MLS# X4143466
Offered at $99,000
Imagine creating your own place to live, work and play in the heart of Lake St. Peter's year-round recreation playground. This approximately 0.65-acre building lot on High Bush Road offers about 214 feet of road frontage and an opportunity to bring your recreation and residential plans to life in a setting immersed in outdoor adventure. Enjoy quick and easy access to the OFSC B106E trail/Hastings Heritage Trail for exploration and enjoyment in all seasons. Lake St. Peter Provincial Park, as well as the vast natural beauty of Algonquin Provincial Park and its East Gate entrance are just a few minutes away. Whether you picture a year-round home, a weekend escape or a base for exploring the region, this location offers ways to make the most of every season. Whitney, Maynooth and Bancroft provide access to area amenities, services and shops. With an abundance of room to imagine what comes next, this property is an inviting opportunity to build a lifestyle around the outdoors. Make your vision a reality in Lake St. Peter, where you can live, work, and play in a remarkable and sought after year-round playground.
realtor.ca/real-estate/30472… – at Hastings Highlands, Ontario
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DEMOCRACY BEGINS WITH US
Your Community.
Your Voice.
Your Opportunity to Get Involved.
The Town of Bancroft is accepting applications for volunteer positions on local boards and committees for the 2026–2030 Council term.
Applications are open for:
📚 North Hastings Public Library Board
🤝 Community Safety and Well-Being Committee
🏘️ Property Standards Committee
Serving is an opportunity to share your knowledge and contribute to your community. Each board and committee has its own responsibilities and eligibility requirements.
Application Deadline: Friday, November 20, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.
Applications are available online at Bancroft.ca or at the Municipal Office.
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Democracy does not ask us all to agree.
It simply asks us all to participate.
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© 2026 Cheryl Easton, CENTURY 21 Granite Realty Group Inc. All rights reserved. – at Bancroft, Ontario
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FOR SALE
Wilberforce Commercial Property
1725 Loop Road
Wilberforce, ON
MLS® X13025462
Opportunity Offered at $145,000
•High-exposure commercial property on a busy corridor with strong traffic flow and visibility
•Convenient location just minutes from Wilberforce, the Geocaching Capital of Canada
•Close to popular destinations including Wilbermere Lake and Dark Lake
•Approx. 1,000 sq. ft. commercial building
•Features garage door and man door access
•Serviced by 100-amp hydro, private well, and septic system
•Interior includes:
* Two large work areas
* 2-piece washroom
* Utility room
* Additional storage space
•Flexible layout suitable for a variety of business uses
•Situated on a 0.49-acre lot
•Secure gated yard with ample space for:
* Parking
* Equipment storage
* Inventory management
* Client access
•Over 200 feet of highway frontage providing exceptional exposure
•CH-4 zoning permits a wide range of commercial uses, including:
* Chip truck operation
* Lumber yard
* Commercial greenhouse or nursery
* Country market
* Motor vehicle repair facility
* Various retail and service businesses
•Potential for a live-work setup with zoning allowing construction of a residential dwelling while utilizing the existing building for business purposes
•Ideal opportunity for entrepreneurs, tradespeople, and investors
•Also available for LEASE
Listing Details:
realtor.ca/real-estate/29634… – at Bancroft, Ontario
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COMING SOON FOR LEASE
30 Lakeview Lane
Paudash Lake, ON
To be offered at $2500/month + utilities
Available for a long-term lease, 30 Lake View Lane offers year-round waterfront living on beautiful Paudash Lake. With a clean sandy shoreline, enjoy swimming, boating, fishing, kayaking and exploring the lake throughout the warmer months. The nearby marina and general store add convenience, while Bancroft’s shops, services and amenities are just minutes away.
Paudash Lake is a year-round playground. As the seasons change, enjoy the nearby ATV and snowmobile trails, and winter recreation such as ice fishing when conditions permit. This is an inviting setting for a long-term tenant seeking a comfortable home base with outdoor recreation close at hand.
The home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an open-concept kitchen and living area, and a propane fireplace with a floor-to-ceiling stone surround. Main-floor laundry and forced-air propane heating support year-round comfort.
A detached, insulated shop/garage with a poured concrete floor offers generous space for storage. Enjoy the privacy and scenery of lakefront living with the convenience of nearby town amenities. – at Bancroft, Ontario
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