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Lindsay Canadian Club’s 87th season offers lineup of timely topics
The Lindsay Canadian Club returns for its 87th season with a lineup of speakers covering a range of topics of… Continue reading “Lindsay Canadian Club’s 87th season offers lineup of timely topics”
Local residents win reprieve on Long Beach development
A large and disparate group of Cameron area residents presented their concerns to council on September 26 about a FLATO-backed… Continue reading “Local residents win reprieve on Long Beach development”
City approves provincial housing targets, additional powers for mayor
In a unanimous vote, Kawartha Lakes council approved the building of an additional 6,500 housing units by 2031. This also… Continue reading “City approves provincial housing targets, additional powers for mayor”
We don’t need big government to solve every part of our housing crisis
In a great social media post last month MP Jamie Schmale mentioned meeting Stacey and Al Robinson, owners of Great… Continue reading “We don’t need big government to solve every part of our housing crisis”
Lindsay and District Sports Hall of Fame announces 2023 inductees
Nominations Chair Pat O’Reilly is pleased to announce the 2023 inductees to the Lindsay and District Sports Hall of Fame…. Continue reading “Lindsay and District Sports Hall of Fame announces 2023 inductees”
Reflections of My Mind art show returning to the RMH
Ross Memorial Hospital and the Canadian Mental Health Association Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge are happy to announce the return of… Continue reading “Reflections of My Mind art show returning to the RMH”
National Day of Truth and Reconciliation to be marked in Bobcaygeon
On Saturday September 30, local organization, Truth and Reconciliation Community – Bobcaygeon, and the Mishkodeh Centre for Indigenous Knowledge will… Continue reading “National Day of Truth and Reconciliation to be marked in Bobcaygeon”
