Borups Corners

Discover the latest news, photos and stories from the heart of Borups Corners, Northwestern Ontario. This section is dedicated to sharing community updates, local events, milestones, and the unique narratives that shape our vibrant corner of Melgund Township. Stay connected with the people, places, and happenings that make Borups Corners special.

Under the Big Top The Dyment Recreation Complex in Melgund Township has new event tents, perfect for music, arts and community events.

Under the Big Top

Art Borups Corners June 25, 2025

Melgund Recreation Department unveils new event tents, perfect for community festivals, celebrations, and special events.

Silent Auction and Art Sale Set for Canada Day Celebration Jamie Bell from The Arts Incubator presents a signed print to Michelle Robinson from the Local Services Board of Melgund for their upcoming Silent Auction to be held during Canada Day activities.

Jamie Bell from The Arts Incubator presents a signed print to Michelle Robinson from the Local Services Board of Melgund for their upcoming Silent Auction to be held during Canada Day activities.

Silent Auction and Art Sale Set for Canada Day Celebration

The Arts Incubator June 25, 2025

Join Melgund's Canada Day silent auction for a great cause.

A Pavilion for All Seasons Construction of the Dyment Community Pavilion is almost complete. The new space will be ready for Canada Day, July 1st.

A Pavilion for All Seasons

Art Borups Corners June 25, 2025

Melgund's new pavilion is nearly ready! Get set for vibrant food, arts, and community gatherings.

The White Admiral A magnificent White Admiral butterfly rests on a gravel path in Northern Ontario, showcasing its distinctive black wings with broad white bands and touches of orange.

A magnificent White Admiral butterfly rests on a gravel path in Northern Ontario, showcasing its distinctive black wings with broad white bands and touches of orange.

The White Admiral

Jamie Bell June 24, 2025

The White Admiral, a stunning butterfly, is identifiable by its black wings with prominent white bands.

Thank you James’ No Frills Stephinie McGinnis of James' No Frills in Dryden and Terri Bell from the Local Services Board of Melgund Township are among the many supporters making our Canada Day Celebration on July 1st possible! We're so grateful for their incredible support and can't wait to celebrate with everyone. Photo: Maurice Betournay

Stephinie McGinnis of James' No Frills in Dryden and Terri Bell from the Local Services Board of Melgund Township are among the many supporters making our Canada Day Celebration on July 1st possible! We're so grateful for their incredible support and can't wait to celebrate with everyone. Photo: Maurice Betournay

Thank you James’ No Frills

Art Borups Corners June 24, 2025

Stephinie McGinnis and James' No Frills' support makes this year's Canada Day Celebration a success; join us...

Hairy Honeysuckle A vibrant Hairy Honeysuckle (Lonicera hirsuta) in its natural glory near Dryden, Ontario. This photo, part of our summer project documenting local plants, highlights the striking golden blooms of this beautiful native vine.

Hairy Honeysuckle

Jamie Bell June 19, 2025

A Golden Embrace in the North One of our projects this summer is focusing on documenting the...

Melgund Township News for June 2025 Future memories are being poured in Melgund! This new cement pad, for the cookshack extension and pavilion is set to be the heart of many Canada Day celebrations and community gatherings. Photo: Terri Bell

Future memories are being poured in Melgund! This new cement pad, for the cookshack extension and pavilion is set to be the heart of many Canada Day celebrations and community gatherings. Photo: Terri Bell

Melgund Township News for June 2025

Art Borups Corners June 18, 2025

LSB gears up for Canada Day: door prizes, food, and volunteer needs discussed. Cookshack expansion also underway.

Pavilion Construction Underway The foundation is set for good times ahead! The new pavilion at the Dyment Recreation complex in Melgund Township is one step closer to reality with the fresh concrete pad now in place. Photo: Terri Bell