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Canada Day 2024 Photos taken during the 2024 Canada Day celebrations
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Canada Day 2024 Photos taken during the 2024 Canada Day celebrations
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Canada Day 2024 Ineke Karimjee volunteering to drive in the parade representing 99.3 CountyFM
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Canada Day 2024 Photos taken during the 2024 Canada Day celebrations
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Canada Day 2024 Photos taken during the 2024 Canada Day celebrations
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Canada Day 2024 Photos taken during the 2024 Canada Day celebrations
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Canada Day 2025 Photos of 99.3 CountyFM staff during the 2025 Canada Day celebrations
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Canada Day 2025 Photos of 99.3 CountyFM staff during the 2025 Canada Day celebrations
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Canada Day 2025 Photos of 99.3 CountyFM staff during the 2025 Canada Day celebrations
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Reflections on Lives and Times, the history of the Sophiasburgh Town Hall in Demorestville, 2025 Reflections on the Lives and Times in Prince Edward County is a series of 23 radio vignettes on the history of the County. The series was funded by the New Horizons for Seniors Program, Government of Canada, and sponsored by Base31. This episode explores the history of the Sophiasburgh Town Hall built in 1875
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Reflections on Lives and Times in PEC, British Home Children, 2025
Reflections on the Lives and Times in Prince Edward County is a series of 23 radio vignettes on the history of the County. The series was funded by the New Horizons for Seniors Program, Government of Canada, and sponsored by Base31. This episode explores the British Child Emigration Movement in PEC. Between 1869 and 1948, over 100,000 children arrived in Canada from Great Britain as part of this scheme.
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Reflections on Lives and Times in PEC, Brickman Canning, 2025
Reflections on the Lives and Times in Prince Edward County is a series of 23 radio vignettes on the history of the County. The series was funded by the New Horizons for Seniors Program, Government of Canada, and sponsored by Base31. This episode explores the history of the canning industry in Prince Edward County. Between the early 1880s through 1960s, the County ws a mjajor producer of canned produce.
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Reflections on Lives and Times in PEC, White Chapel, 2025
Reflections on the Lives and Times in Prince Edward County is a series of 23 radio vignettes on the history of the County. The series was funded by the New Horizons for Seniors Program, Government of Canada, and sponsored by Base31. This episode explores the history of White Chapel, the first Methodist church in the County. Built in 1809 by Wililam Moore, the chapel and cemetary are one of the earliest places of worship in Ontario.
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Reflections on Lives and Times in PEC, Wellington Town Hall, 2025
Reflections on the Lives and Times in Prince Edward County is a series of 23 radio vignettes on the history of the County. The series was funded by the New Horizons for Seniors Program, Government of Canada, and sponsored by Base31. This episode explores the history of the Wellington Town Hall. Built in 1882 as the village schoolhouse, the building became the Town Hall in the early 1900’s.
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Reflections on Lives and Times in PEC, on the remarkable 19th century scholar and physician Dr. Oronhyatekaha, 2025
Reflections on the Lives and Times in Prince Edward County is a series of 23 radio vignettes on the history of the County. The series was funded by the New Horizons for Seniors Program, Government of Canada, and sponsored by Base31. This episode explores the life of Dr. Oronhyatekha or Burning Cloud as he was known in Mohawk. Dr. Oronhyatekha was the first known aboriginal scholar at Oxford University. He was a physician, successful CEO, statesman, athlete and champion of minority rights in the mid to late 1800s.
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Grapevine Magazine, County Profile segment featuring Carol Love, July 23, 2026
In a County Profile worth repeating, Anne Russell and Gage Broderick speak with one half of the talented musical duo, Fearless Love and successful realtor for Harvey Kalles Real Estate, Carol Love. Carol will share her various life stories, music inspirations, and what has led her to successfully juggle 2 very different careers.
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Grapevine Magazine, County Grows segment with farmer Jeremy Prinzen, July 23, 2026
Jane Thompson speaks with County chicken farmer Jeremy Prinzen. Jeremy and his wife, Jennifer, raise broiler (meat) chickens in two modern chicken barns in the west end of the County. He will give us the inside view of this important sector of our agricultural economy.
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Grapevine Magazine segment, Screenplay with Annelise Noronha, July 24, 2026
In a segment worth repeating, on Screenplay, Raj Dhillon is joined by Annelise Noronha, who shares the information on the role of the "Music Supervisor". The person responsible for crafting the scores that you can hear in your favourite films.
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Grapevine Magazine Artscene segment featuring Julia Howell and Karen Valihora, July 24, 2026
Catelyn Thornton interviews writer and past Chair of County Arts, Julia Howell, along with Karen Valihora, publisher of the Picton Gazette and English professor at York University. They discuss the Gazette’s enduring support of the arts sector in PEC and introduce a new series in the paper called “The County Artist Collection” celebrating 40 years of County Arts and County artists.
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Grapevine Magazine What's Happening segment featuring Janet Comeau, July 23, 2026
Liz Zylstra and Janet Comeau of the Ameliasburgh Heritage Hub talk about the upcoming Ameliasburgh celebration of Amelia's birthday.
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Grapevine Magazine segment The County Cooks featuring Gage Broderick, July 22, 2026
Krista Hepburn speaks with Gage Broderick as Gage finally learns how to cook! He explains his chili recipe which he got from his mother and grandmother. Krista also explains a unique chicken-centric recipe and even how to make your own iced coffee!
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Grapevine Magazine segment Taking Care of Business featuring Barbara Yebuga, July 22, 2026
Craig Mills speaks with Barbara Yebuga, co-owner of Josh’s Diner. Back in 2017, Chef Joshua Blake and Barbara received permission to open JERKebago in Carrying Place. Years later, opened Josh’s Diner, an old-school diner where flavour meets nostalgia! They carry all your favorite breakfast staples as well as provide space for lively line dancing and two-step lessons for couples in the evenings. Check online for opening hours.
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Grapevine Magazine County Naturally segment feating Dr. David McLagan, July 22, 2026
Heavy wildfire smoke is a relatively new phenomenon in the County. That's because climate change is changing the nature of wildfires. Warmer temperatures are creating a longer fire season and fires are burning hotter. But are all wildfires bad? Pamela Stagg talks to Dr. David McLagan about today's fires, how to manage forests in an era of huge infernos and how to prevent wildfires from devastating our communities.
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Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Louise Warr of CARP, July 21, 2026
As more Canadians are aging in place, what does it really take to make this possible? Join us as Louise Warr of CARP (Canadian Association of Retired Persons) explores the opportunities and challenges facing older adults and seniors from access to safe, affordable housing and innovative local housing models to the complexities of navigating home care services. The conversation will also examine new community paramedicine programs designed to improve support for vulnerable residents and reduce unnecessary hospital visits. It’s an informative discussion with valuable insights for seniors, caregivers, families, and anyone planning for the future.
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Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Sommelier Jay Whiteley July 21, 2026
In our fifth episode in our World of Wine series with Sommelier Jay Whiteley, we explore one of the world’s most celebrated red wine grapes—Cabernet Sauvignon. Discover what makes this bold and expressive variety so popular, where it’s grown, how climate influences its character, and what flavours and aromas you can expect in the glass. As always, Jay will share practical insights helping us to better appreciate this grape and choose our next bottle with more knowledge.
