Travel boycott to U.S. continues with Canadian and European destinations the main beneficiaries

Pay increase for councillors moves ahead over objections from Perry and Ashmore

Council approved a three per cent annual pay increase for the next term, along with a significant increase in compensation… Continue reading “Pay increase for councillors moves ahead over objections from Perry and Ashmore”

Kawartha Tool Library expands to Lindsay in celebration of Earth Week

The Kawartha Tool Library is celebrating Earth Week with the official opening of its second location inside the Lindsay ReStore… Continue reading “Kawartha Tool Library expands to Lindsay in celebration of Earth Week”

Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign fuels care and fights hunger

Tim Hortons Smile Cookies will be the ultimate comfort food in Lindsay as 100% per cent of the proceeds from… Continue reading “Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign fuels care and fights hunger”

Ontario connecting more than 5,000 new people to primary care in Kawartha Lakes

The Ontario government is taking the next steps to deliver its Primary Care Action Plan, which is on track to… Continue reading “Ontario connecting more than 5,000 new people to primary care in Kawartha Lakes”

The quiet economy of favours

There’s a whole economy most of us rely on that never shows up in our bank accounts. It runs on… Continue reading “The quiet economy of favours”

Kinmount historian Guy Scott remembered for a lifetime of storytelling

After local historian and Kinmount resident Guy Scott died last week, those who worked with him in the community are… Continue reading “Kinmount historian Guy Scott remembered for a lifetime of storytelling”

Trustee roles and student grading could shift under proposed legislation

Recently Paul Calandra, Ontario’s education minister, announced proposed legislative changes that will affect school boards across the province, including TLDSB…. Continue reading “Trustee roles and student grading could shift under proposed legislation”