Citizens are hungry but where’s the appetite for change?

Kawartha Land Trust protects wildlife corridors and agricultural land

As the signs of fall reveal themselves across Kawartha Lakes and we enter the season of thanks, Kawartha Land Trust (KLT)… Continue reading “Kawartha Land Trust protects wildlife corridors and agricultural land”

Terry Foster has spent the last 40 years raising money for a number of different causes. It started with walking… Continue reading “Terry Foster keeps walking and giving after 40 years of fundraising”

Kawartha Lakes city council has given its initial approval to the 10-Year Deeply Affordable and Supportive Housing Strategy, a report… Continue reading “Ten-year ‘deeply affordable and supportive housing strategy’ given initial approval by council”

Ulys Sorok has always been interested in technology. The now 22-year-old spent his pivotal high school years between the ages… Continue reading “Former Lindsay man looks to create ant armies to help humanity build”

Early last month, I had the opportunity to restore a 1930s stained glass door from the Beach neighbourhood in Toronto… Continue reading “Intentional community change”

While businesses come in all shapes and sizes, the impact the business community has on life in Kawartha Lakes never… Continue reading “Recognizing business community impact on RMH during Small Business Week”

After 37 years of running the Canadian Moose Hockey Club, Woodville’s Mark Sadgrove knows all about travelling to different countries… Continue reading “Canadian Moose Hockey Club embarks on Vietnam adventure”