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Province gives more money to horse racing industry
The Ontario government is giving more money to the horse racing in Ontario through a “Long-Term Funding Agreement,” but doesn’t… Continue reading “Province gives more money to horse racing industry”
Union disputes letter sent to TLDSB parents about teacher online training
Colin Matthew, president of District 15 of the Ontario Secondary School Teacher’s Federation, is upset that the Trillium Lakelands District… Continue reading “Union disputes letter sent to TLDSB parents about teacher online training”
Happy Trails: Local snowmobiling club is a community effort
The local snowmobile trails have long been a popular destination for sledders, as they’re affectionately called. With nearly 200 kilometres… Continue reading “Happy Trails: Local snowmobiling club is a community effort”
Changes to some Ross Memorial guidelines: Community update
Ross Memorial Hospital and partners are working together to prepare for the distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine locally, according to… Continue reading “Changes to some Ross Memorial guidelines: Community update”
Amalgamation 20 years later: Victoria County’s demise still rankles many rural constituents
It was perhaps the most divisive political debate in this area since self-government in 1863. Amalgamation — the forced bringing… Continue reading “Amalgamation 20 years later: Victoria County’s demise still rankles many rural constituents”
Employer survey open to create data base of workforce needs
The Workforce Development Board (WDB) will be conducting its annual EmployerOne Survey in Peterborough, Northumberland, Kawartha Lakes, and Haliburton. The… Continue reading “Employer survey open to create data base of workforce needs”
Woman rescued after falling through ice on Scugog River
Members of the Kawartha Lakes Police Service are credited with saving a woman from the icy waters of the Scugog… Continue reading “Woman rescued after falling through ice on Scugog River “
