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Community Support for Drystone Wall

This beautiful garden was created in 2015 to welcome patients and visitors to Northumberland Hills Hospital. The garden was the result of a partnership between the Rotary Club of Northumberland Sunrise and Landscape Ontario, Upper Canada Chapter.

Members of Landscape Ontario, Upper Canada Chapter donated their professional expertise while Rotary Club of Northumberland Sunrise provided the funds to make it a reality.

Dean McLellan and Memmo Braam and members of Saugeen First Nations created the dry-stone wall feature.

The Rotary Club of Northumberland Sunrise has undertaken the stewardship of the garden to ensure its sustainability well into the future.

The Northumberland Hills Hospitals celebrates and recognizes all those who participated.

Thank you.

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It's Smile Cookie Week!

NHH Foundation has been selected as the Smile Cookie recipient by Tim Hortons restaurants in Port Hope, Cobourg and Colborne.

From April 27 – May 3, 2026, Smile Cookies sold at local restaurants will help raise funds for NHH’s Emergency Department. Be sure to purchase your cookies this week and turn a small treat into a big difference for patients seeking emergency care in our community. 

Find more info and a list of participating restaurants at NHHFoundation.ca/SmileCookie