The case for a living wage — a social contract and moral imperative
A reflection on the lost art of conversation – and how to get it back
We find ourselves living in a world where a growing number of people now use their thumbs to do a… Continue reading “A reflection on the lost art of conversation – and how to get it back”
New star-studded show added to 2025 season at Globus Theatre
Globus Theatre is thrilled to announce that in just two weeks they will be welcoming two stars of global sensation… Continue reading “New star-studded show added to 2025 season at Globus Theatre”
Hydro One and ACT Foundation celebrate more than 25,000 students trained in lifesaving skills
The Advanced Coronary Treatment (ACT) Foundation joined Hydro One Inc. (Hydro One) and partners at I.E. Weldon Secondary School in… Continue reading “Hydro One and ACT Foundation celebrate more than 25,000 students trained in lifesaving skills”
Better humans won’t be found by embracing artificial intelligence
Roderick Benns’ column in the May issue of the Advocate (Benns’ Belief: “Becoming a Better Human”) is surely a worthy… Continue reading “Better humans won’t be found by embracing artificial intelligence”
Community raises more than $33,000 in support of hospice services at 21st annual Hike for Hospice
On Sunday, June 1, 2025, the Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes Foundation hosted its 21st annual Hike for Hospice… Continue reading “Community raises more than $33,000 in support of hospice services at 21st annual Hike for Hospice”
Split the Pot lottery supporting hospitals across Ontario
Split the Pot Lottery supports over half of Ontario’s public hospitals. A monthly lottery program with 13 grand prizes winners… Continue reading “Split the Pot lottery supporting hospitals across Ontario”
Coboconk Lions support critical projects at the Ross
The president of the Coboconk and District Lions Club describes it as a small but dedicated and energetic group with… Continue reading “Coboconk Lions support critical projects at the Ross”
