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Council eyes tear-down of east-side historical properties to allow for apartment building
It’s a property with a now well-documented past but an uncertain future. There are competing interests and City Council and… Continue reading “Council eyes tear-down of east-side historical properties to allow for apartment building”
Federal election Q & A with Judi Forbes of the Liberal 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 Judi Forbes of the Liberal Party of Canada”
The Lindsay Canadian Club: An invitation to the community
Imagine a community-based organization that invites people from all walks of life – millennials, seniors, students, retirees, people working full-time… Continue reading “The Lindsay Canadian Club: An invitation to the community”
Celebrate National Forest Week with a walk at a local Conservation Area
What better way to celebrate National Forest Week, September 22 to 28, than with a hike through a conservation area?… Continue reading “Celebrate National Forest Week with a walk at a local Conservation Area”
Indigo Love of Reading program to benefit local school
St. Dominic Catholic Elementary School in Lindsay will participate in the Indigo Love of Reading Foundation’s Adopt a School program,… Continue reading “Indigo Love of Reading program to benefit local school”
How the Canada Child Benefit ‘basic income’ helped out these 5 local women
Julia Taylor knows all about the power of a basic income, although she wasn’t a part of the Ontario Basic… Continue reading “How the Canada Child Benefit ‘basic income’ helped out these 5 local women”
Local federal candidates square off with different visions for riding, country
The race to elect a brand new parliament is on for Oct. 21 and the candidates running in Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock… Continue reading “Local federal candidates square off with different visions for riding, country”
