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Bienvenue à . . . Omemee?! Mickaël’s Café expands
It’s been three years since Breton baker and entrepreneur Mickaël Durand opened Mickaël’s Cafe Librairie, Lindsay’s first — and still… Continue reading “Bienvenue à . . . Omemee?! Mickaël’s Café expands “
Digital literacy program being developed for indigenous youth in region
Last fall, Lindsay’s Kawartha Art Gallery, in collaboration with Curve Lake First Nation and Pinnguaq Association, received a three-year, $743,800… Continue reading “Digital literacy program being developed for indigenous youth in region”
Voting: How high school teachers get students to think about their civic duty
Recently, The Lindsay Advocate’s Mallory Cramp-Waldinsperger asked local high school teachers for their perspectives on how youth see the world, and… Continue reading “Voting: How high school teachers get students to think about their civic duty”
Stop texting and driving, speeding, and applying make-up while driving
On Aug. 1 the City of Kawartha Lakes Police Service launched a traffic enforcement campaign which targets distracted drivers. Distracted… Continue reading “Stop texting and driving, speeding, and applying make-up while driving”
Consecration ceremony to celebrate completion of main Buddha Hall: Wutai Shan
On Oct. 5 many dignitaries will gather to celebrate the Buddhist Association of Canada’s Cham Shan Temple, near Bethany, with the… Continue reading “Consecration ceremony to celebrate completion of main Buddha Hall: Wutai Shan”
Idea generation in action: workshop
All businesses are faced with the same challenges. How do we scale? How do we attract more customers? How do… Continue reading “Idea generation in action: workshop”
Gay Lea helps Community Care Transportation services
New financial support from the Gay Lea Foundation will help the Community Care Health & Care Network continue to provide… Continue reading “Gay Lea helps Community Care Transportation services”
