Business

Boiling Over takes a month to decide how to fully react to minimum wage increase
Boiling Over’s Coffee Vault, the popular independent coffee shop at Kent and Cambridge Streets in Lindsay, is taking a month… Continue reading “Boiling Over takes a month to decide how to fully react to minimum wage increase”

Highway 7 expansion great idea, say business leaders, Omemee resident
It was less than a year ago when Miranda Popovic and her father were rear-ended trying to make a left-hand… Continue reading “Highway 7 expansion great idea, say business leaders, Omemee resident”

Minimum wage increase stings, says Olympia Restaurant, Home Hardware
Lindsay and District Labour Council leader says minimum wage should never have been frozen in the first place. Nicki Dedes… Continue reading “Minimum wage increase stings, says Olympia Restaurant, Home Hardware”

Dream of a wider Highway 7 for Lindsay, Peterborough, and beyond inches forward
When politicians dream, they dream in roads. They dream of roads connecting cities and towns (especially their cities and towns)… Continue reading “Dream of a wider Highway 7 for Lindsay, Peterborough, and beyond inches forward”

Of passion and pastries: Mickaël’s Café Librairie in Lindsay
Imagine a French bakery. A boulangerie. There are racks of warm baguettes and country loaves with slightly blistered crusts. And… Continue reading “Of passion and pastries: Mickaël’s Café Librairie in Lindsay”

Five economic development goals for Kawartha Lakes – and the fifth one’s the hardest
It might still be difficult to think of Kawartha Lakes as a city, given that so much of it is… Continue reading “Five economic development goals for Kawartha Lakes – and the fifth one’s the hardest”

Prepare Kawartha Lakes students as they do in Tokyo, Riyadh and London
The Canadian economy exists on two key tenants — resource extraction and manufacturing. But both are in trouble. Given most… Continue reading “Prepare Kawartha Lakes students as they do in Tokyo, Riyadh and London”