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Born to run: In memory of Lindsay’s Crazy Jim

This article originally ran in the July, 2018 magazine edition of The Lindsay Advocate. Jim Martin passed away Dec. 6.,… Continue reading “Born to run: In memory of Lindsay’s Crazy Jim”

Faithful giving at St. Thomas Aquinas

True to its commitment to not only providing education, but also to helping its students live out their faith, St…. Continue reading “Faithful giving at St. Thomas Aquinas”

Almost half the money in the capital budget assigned to ‘roads and related’

Over half of the proposed operating budget for the City of Kawartha Lakes is directed to public works and emergency services… Continue reading “Almost half the money in the capital budget assigned to ‘roads and related’”

The thrill of the festive hunt: Your guide to bazaar season

Starting in mid-November, every weekend offers you the chance to pick up unique finds that are locally made, reasonably priced… Continue reading “The thrill of the festive hunt: Your guide to bazaar season”

After basic income, ‘rapid reinstatement’ back to previous program: Province

Important new survey: The Ontario Basic Income Pilot chronicles

When the new Ontario government announced it was cancelling the basic income pilot, it threw many recipients into turmoil. It… Continue reading “Important new survey: The Ontario Basic Income Pilot chronicles”

Local People’s Party of Canada movement continues to build

The local People’s Party of Canada Electoral District Association (EDA) will be meeting in Coboconk this weekend as it prepares… Continue reading “Local People’s Party of Canada movement continues to build”

First council meeting goes to pot — and committee appointments

A week after being sworn-in, City of Kawartha Lakes Council assembled around its custom-designed triangular conference table in the heart… Continue reading “First council meeting goes to pot — and committee appointments”