Business

Andrew Veale believes in giving back to Woodville, Kawartha Lakes
Andrew Veale knows he’s a fortunate man. Born and raised in Woodville, he has lived there all his life without… Continue reading “Andrew Veale believes in giving back to Woodville, Kawartha Lakes”

New lessons open doors for aspiring musicians
Steve McCullough has re-branded and launched his music teaching facility as Musicians Performance Centre or MPC. In addition to offering music lessons, they have just announced their introduction… Continue reading “New lessons open doors for aspiring musicians”

Re-Launch party for Ballroom Beauty
Ballroom Beauty Recycled Formal Wear has moved. The public is invited to their Re-Launch Party on Sept. 13 from 5 pm… Continue reading “Re-Launch party for Ballroom Beauty”

Independent coffee shop has become vibrant community hub
On any given day it’s easy to see the City’s business getting done. No, we’re not at City Hall right… Continue reading “Independent coffee shop has become vibrant community hub”

How much is enough? The politics of capitalism and wealth
Many of us who work at The Advocate spend a lot of time thinking about how life could be better… Continue reading “How much is enough? The politics of capitalism and wealth”

Joe Valas has been the ‘bee’s knees’ to customers for 60 years
Joe Valas never intended to be a full-time beekeeper, but for 60 years, honey fans in the Kawartha Lakes have… Continue reading “Joe Valas has been the ‘bee’s knees’ to customers for 60 years”

We need public policy for the common good, in common purpose
Small ‘c’ conservatism runs deeply in Kawartha Lakes. Government is largely seen as something to be wary of, even when… Continue reading “We need public policy for the common good, in common purpose”

