Pinnguaq celebrates one year anniversary of Lindsay Makerspace
Kawartha Lakes chosen as one of two Arctic security transmit sites by federal government for early warning radar system
The Advocate has learned that the Department of National Defence (DND) has acquired 163 hectares of vacant property in the… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes chosen as one of two Arctic security transmit sites by federal government for early warning radar system”
Kawartha Lakes requests residents conserve water during peak summer demand
Kawartha Lakes is asking residents and visitors to reduce non-essential water use during the hot summer months. As temperatures rise,… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes requests residents conserve water during peak summer demand”
Anatomy of a play
When the curtain rises on opening night, the audience is unaware of the hours of rehearsal that have been going… Continue reading “Anatomy of a play”
Making tracks for Eldon Station
The recent rhetorical flourish about Canada becoming the 51st state, coupled with ongoing economic sabre-rattling from south of the border,… Continue reading “Making tracks for Eldon Station”
Exhausted by car noise?
Tom MacKay just wants a peaceful night’s sleep – but for the past year, he says, sleep has not come… Continue reading “Exhausted by car noise?”
Packing up the past, painting the future: Kawartha Art Gallery on the move
The Kawartha Art Gallery will soon have a new home. Previously located on the second floor of the Lindsay library,… Continue reading “Packing up the past, painting the future: Kawartha Art Gallery on the move”
Ward 5 Councillor Mark Doble hopes to bring more trade jobs and revitalize North Lindsay
This is the sixth in an anticipated eight-part series where Kawartha Lakes Weekly is sitting down with councillors from all… Continue reading “Ward 5 Councillor Mark Doble hopes to bring more trade jobs and revitalize North Lindsay”
