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The media is the message for two young people with journalism projects
It’s September, and Mallory Cramp-Waldinsperger is back at Carleton University for her third year in Journalism. Adam Folland is back at… Continue reading “The media is the message for two young people with journalism projects”
From homelessness in Toronto to housing in Lindsay
Canada is in the grip of an affordable housing crisis. Large municipalities like Toronto are especially hard hit with primary… Continue reading “From homelessness in Toronto to housing in Lindsay”
Council to prioritize capital projects, remain ‘nimble’ in wake of provincial changes
Council met on September 17 and 18 to hear from staff across all departments about the driving forces shaping the… Continue reading “Council to prioritize capital projects, remain ‘nimble’ in wake of provincial changes”
Concerned about roads? Join the last Roads 101 Roundtable in Coboconk
Join Deputy Mayor Doug Elmslie for the last Roads 101 Roundtable in Coboconk on Thursday September 26, from 7-9 pm… Continue reading “Concerned about roads? Join the last Roads 101 Roundtable in Coboconk”
Federal election Q & A with Elizabeth Fraser of the Green Party of Canada
Roderick Benns recently interviewed the PPC, Conservative, Liberal, Green, and NDP candidates for Haliburton, Kawartha Lakes, Brock riding to help… Continue reading “Federal election Q & A with Elizabeth Fraser of the Green Party of Canada”
Accessibility forum at Fleming in October
An upcoming event in Lindsay will shine a spotlight on accessibility, education and employment for persons with disabilities. The municipality… Continue reading “Accessibility forum at Fleming in October”
Herbicide use on City roads: Safe or Hazardous?
Some residents have noticed signs of herbicide use along the shoulders of Kawartha Lakes’ roads and wonder what the consequences… Continue reading “Herbicide use on City roads: Safe or Hazardous?”
