The Paradise council unanimously voted to demolish a long-standing fort near Mercer’s Pond due to safety concerns, particularly fire hazards. Despite some community disappointment, officials emphasized the importance of prioritizing public safety in densely wooded areas. The fort has been removed.
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb The Town of Paradise’s 2025 financial statements have been audited and given a clean bill of health.
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb Paradise council has approved a 28-lot subdivision connecting Kenmount Road to Silver Birch Crescent. The semi-detached homes
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By Mark Squibb Monika Behr of Arts in Paradise says the second annual He’Art’ & Soul Art Exhibit and Sale,
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb Not long on the tail of the 2026 Paddle in Paradise Dragon Boat Festival, the Town of
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb A strong gust of wind blowing across Octagon Pond could have easily upset months of preparation, but
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb People who walk Adam’s Pond Trail regularly will be glad to hear council is taking steps to
Read MoreBy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Tyler Waugh Paradise council has taken the next step towards building a Community Trails Master
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By Mark Squibb, The Shoreline HockeyNL recognised some its most outstanding members at the 2025-2026 annual general meeting and award
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb, The Shoreline The Town of Paradise won’t be constructing a swimming pool anytime soon. After two years
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