The Millbrook Times


  • All the Glory & Glam of Luxury Window Treatments

    What do you think about when you think of Luxury Window Treatments? 1.   Is it the softness of the fabric or details in the trims and bandings that add colour and interest for a gorgeous look and impact?  2.  Does luxury mean “Bling” as in crystal rod ends and sparkling beads that provides the…

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  • Popular Minor Ball Hockey League Expands This Season

    As the end of the local ice hockey season approaches, minor hockey players can find solace in the knowledge that its warm-weather equivalent will be starting soon on home “ice” to fill the void.  Players can switch their hockey skates for sneakers for a warmer hockey experience in the Cavan Monaghan Community Centre this…

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  • Royal Canadian Legion Events – February 2025

    Royal Canadian Legion Branch 402, Millbrook: Jamboree with Stockdale Central: Sunday, Feb. 2nd from 1 to 4pm.  $10 per person, light lunch and refreshments available. Darts for Hearts:  Saturday, Feb. 8th.  Darts for Hearts tournament.  Blind draw doubles.  Over $600 in prize money available, Must have $20 in pledges to play.  Register at 10…

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  • Winter Fun at the Millbrook EarlyON Child Centre

    A youngster was pleased as punch with her colourful snowman created last week at one of the many outdoor activities hosted by our family centre. Every Wednesday, staff provide an outdoor program where youngsters engage with nature, exploring the playground, community garden, trails and sidewalks in the neighbourhood building an early appreciation for the…

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  • Budget Discussions Continue to Reduce Proposed Municipal Spending

    The first draft of the 2023 budget was presented to Council at their December 8th meeting. The combined asks for operating and capital in that document would require a 9.4% municipal tax rate increase.  These first drafts are starting points for financial discussion which usually result in significant reductions in the final municipal budget,…

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  • New Bylaws Coming for Heritage Buildings

    Last month, the township held an Open House to outline plans to update the township’s Heritage property by-laws, some of which are more than 40 years old.  Our community boasts one of the highest heritage buildings per capita, so these structures make a significant contribution to our community identity.  Protecting these cultural assets is…

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