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Debt primer: Understanding the city’s debt load
With the next municipal election less than two years away and potential candidates already starting to think about running, it… Continue reading “Debt primer: Understanding the city’s debt load”
Jump in the Lake challenge to support Coboconk Wellness Centre
The second annual Jump in the Lake Challenge happens May 1 at 2 pm. Unlike organized Polar Bear dips that… Continue reading “Jump in the Lake challenge to support Coboconk Wellness Centre”
Lindsay’s Nate Copeland on the struggle to become his true self
Nate Copeland is an amateur actor, parent, early childhood educator, member of Cambridge United Church, and a sci-fi fanatic. He’s… Continue reading “Lindsay’s Nate Copeland on the struggle to become his true self”
Union says Ford government needs to do five things to get schools ready to open again
The Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association (OECTA) says the provincial Conservative government’s decision to close schools today because of the… Continue reading “Union says Ford government needs to do five things to get schools ready to open again”
Low turnout for asymptomatic testing at TLDSB schools
At the recent Trillium Lakelands District School Board meeting, student trustee Kaylee Kelly took the opportunity to ask Director of… Continue reading “Low turnout for asymptomatic testing at TLDSB schools”
Podcast Teaser: Podcast host gets the shot – now braces for aftermath conversations
I got my shot. I got my shot. I got my shot. I’ve been repeating that statement, often, ever since… Continue reading “Podcast Teaser: Podcast host gets the shot – now braces for aftermath conversations”
Hungry in Kawartha Lakes
Forty years after the first Canadian food bank opened its doors, Kawartha Lakes Food Source leader says the root causes… Continue reading “Hungry in Kawartha Lakes”
