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Green leader says avoid more property taxes; cities need help from feds
Mike Schreiner, leader of the Ontario Green Party, says municipalities will need significant financial help moving forward – and increasing… Continue reading “Green leader says avoid more property taxes; cities need help from feds”
Grocery sales down 40 per cent over long weekend compared to last year
Kawartha Lakes Mayor Andy Letham says grocery sales were down 40 per cent over a typical long weekend in the… Continue reading “Grocery sales down 40 per cent over long weekend compared to last year”
The latest on the flu: A snapshot of the 1918 outbreak
On November 1, 1918, five women boarded a train in Lindsay bound for Oshawa. Etta Graham, Aileen Hughes and Elsie… Continue reading “The latest on the flu: A snapshot of the 1918 outbreak”
Plowing match postponed for one year due to COVID-19
The 103rd edition of the International Plowing Match and Rural Expo (IPM) has been postponed until October 2021. The IPM… Continue reading “Plowing match postponed for one year due to COVID-19”
Family businesses supported Bobcaygeon relief fund
The Bobcaygeon and Area COVID-19 Relief Fund has felt the impact of local family businesses that have created cause-related campaigns… Continue reading “Family businesses supported Bobcaygeon relief fund”
Pinnguaq’s new resources can help with online learning
The Pinnguaq Association has been working to adapt their Makerspace courses and educational resources to an improved online platform. Recently,… Continue reading “Pinnguaq’s new resources can help with online learning”
Dispute resolution options in the post-COVID-19 world:
I went home from work one night, in March 2020, as per usual leaving my to-do list for the next… Continue reading “Dispute resolution options in the post-COVID-19 world:”
