The Millbrook Times


  • 4th Line Theatre Hosts Live Stream Reading of The Cure for Everything

    Backed by funding from longtime supporter Nexicom, the 4th Line Theatre continues to offer online programming this June. Like everyone else in these unprecedented times, 4th Line is responding to the need to encourage people to stay home by creating online programming. The company is excited to bring the world of theatre into people’s…

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  • Club Announces Cancellation of 2020 House League Soccer Season

    The Board of Directors of Maple Leaf Cavan FC has been monitoring local and provincial updates regarding COVID-19 very closely as it considered the 2020 House League season. The Board also reflected on Ontario Soccer direction suspending all in-person soccer activities until the end of June. On May 13, 2020, Directors made the extremely…

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  • The Role of Baxter Creek in the Development of Millbrook

    It is widely known that without Baxter Creek, Millbrook would not exist.  In the early 1820’s when this area was settled, a man named John Deyell chose to build his grist and sawmill on “E ½ 12th in 4th Concession”. Originally called Deyell’s Mill, this is what we now know as Millbrook’s Needlers Mill. …

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  • Don’t Fear the E-bikes

    I first heard about electric mountain bikes five or so years ago. The concept seemed so foreign to me at the time. Why would anyone need a motor on a mountain bike? It wasn’t until I rode one last summer that I finally began to understand their place. E-mountain bikes don’t exist to rid…

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  • Be Bear Wise and Avoid Bear Encounters

    Black bears live in most parts of Ontario. Know what to do if you encounter a bear. The best thing to do is to avoid encounters.  Make noise when you move through heavily wooded areas, especially if you are near a stream or waterfall where bears may not hear you.  Singing, whistling or talking…

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  • More Local Food Coming

    Last month, council received a request from Cavan resident Larissa Nicholson, to launch a REKO-style farmers’ market in the township. Backed by a group of six local producers, Nicholson proposed a weekly event on Thursdays between the hours of 5:45‐6:45 operating in a municipal parking lot where food producers could supply their products directly…

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