Interviews, articles and appearances, newest first. Each entry links to the original publisher; the short descriptions here are not the publishers’ own text.
Inside the Ottawa Valley reports on calls for clearer answers about contamination risk at the Smiths Falls compost site, after the town, the province and the health unit found no significant threat.
The Lanarkist sets out a timeline of the dispute over alleged water contamination in Smiths Falls, from early testing questions to council discussions.
Hometown News covers an exchange between the mayor and a resident over the October compost site report, as discussion of drinking water safety in Smiths Falls continued.
Hometown News reports that buried, deteriorated vessels were excavated near the Smiths Falls compost site.
Hometown News examines scrutiny of how Smiths Falls carried out water testing and how long it took to disclose results.
Hometown News reports on monitoring at the Smiths Falls compost site and questions about water testing and disclosure timelines.
Inside the Ottawa Valley looks into the Rideau Roundtable’s claim of a large illegal dumping ground in Smiths Falls and the town’s response that the claims are unfounded.
Inside the Ottawa Valley reports on Smiths Falls approving biochar production at its municipal yard waste site, turning yard waste into a soil product.
Inside the Ottawa Valley covers the opening of T Cannabis in Renfrew, with Nathaniel Morris among those getting the store running.
Hometown News profiles a Smiths Falls cannabis store and the science-focused approach behind it.
Inside the Ottawa Valley covers the opening of T Cannabis in Smiths Falls, with Nathaniel Morris as assistant manager.
Inside the Ottawa Valley traces two centuries of cannabis history in Smiths Falls, research Nathaniel Morris contributed to.
An archive of coverage from the 2026 Smiths Falls municipal election, kept for the record. It reflects that period and is not a statement of current plans or positions.
Bob Perreault of 92.3 WOW FM recorded one-on-one video interviews with the three 2026 Smiths Falls mayoral candidates, Christopher Cummings, Peter McKenna and Nate Morris, published on Lanark Leeds Today.
Hometown News reports on the Rotary Club all-candidates meeting, where the three mayoral candidates discussed municipal spending, policing, infrastructure and water quality.
Inside Ottawa Valley reports on the Rotary Club of Smiths Falls all-candidates evening at Legion Branch 95, where the three mayoral candidates answered questions on infrastructure, health care, accessibility and other topics.
Inside Ottawa Valley asked the mayoral candidates about the Chamber Street railway underpass, its ownership dispute with CPKC and funding options.
The Ottawa Citizen reports that the Smiths Falls food bank ended service to residents of two seniors homes.
The Lanarkist interviewed Nate Morris during his 2026 mayoral campaign about leadership, water bills and the town’s future.
Hometown News reports on Nate Morris disputing how the Town of Smiths Falls applied its election sign rules during the 2026 campaign.
Hometown News reports on Nate Morris entering the 2026 Smiths Falls mayoral race, with a focus on water safety and accountability.
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