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Romance and mystery: ruins in Kawartha Lakes
A year and a half ago, I had the opportunity to spend a week in England. One sunny Sunday afternoon… Continue reading “Romance and mystery: ruins in Kawartha Lakes”
Will small town pride trump Amazon convenience?
With the peak of a second COVID-19 wave coinciding with the holiday gift-giving season, saying the small business owner faces… Continue reading “Will small town pride trump Amazon convenience?”
Lindsay and District Ministerial holding contest to “Light Up Lindsay” for Christmas
Do you think you have one of the best decorated houses or businesses in Lindsay? Here is your chance to… Continue reading “Lindsay and District Ministerial holding contest to “Light Up Lindsay” for Christmas”
Advocate team member to emcee federal government webinar on financial literacy for students
A Dunsford-area resident and Advocate team member has been recruited by The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) to host… Continue reading “Advocate team member to emcee federal government webinar on financial literacy for students”
Worries about octoblocks grow as students, teachers deal with relentless pace
Despite the mostly positive reports coming from senior Trillium Lakelands District School Board staff regarding octoblocks, a different narrative is… Continue reading “Worries about octoblocks grow as students, teachers deal with relentless pace”
Deer remains in ditches: How COVID-19 is increasing animal waste on our roads
With hunting season in full swing there’s an uptick in the number of deer carcases, bones, or skins, littered around… Continue reading “Deer remains in ditches: How COVID-19 is increasing animal waste on our roads”
Parents push for school photos; more money coming for tech, infrastructure
Bobcaygeon area trustee John Byrne told fellow trustees at the recent Trillium Lakelands District School Board meeting that parents are… Continue reading “Parents push for school photos; more money coming for tech, infrastructure”
