Business
All-female economic development department moves Kawartha Lakes forward
Just inside the doors of the city’s economic development department is a cluster of framed photos depicting the nine people… Continue reading “All-female economic development department moves Kawartha Lakes forward”
Karen Richardson studio’s open house March 28-29
When professional landscape artist Karen Richardson relocated to Lindsay from Port Perry six years ago, she came with a 15-year… Continue reading “Karen Richardson studio’s open house March 28-29”
Milk & Honey Eatery owner always had the drive to own her own restaurant
Olivia Moore may just be 22 but she’s hoping for big success at her new restaurant in Lindsay’s bustling downtown…. Continue reading “Milk & Honey Eatery owner always had the drive to own her own restaurant”
Floortrends: Arscott family a part of community for generations
As a child and later as a teen, Jessica Arscott remembers working on weekends cleaning the showrooms and bathrooms at… Continue reading “Floortrends: Arscott family a part of community for generations”
Corporate pressure ended postal banking in 1968 — it’s time to bring it back
One of the very first things that the new Dominion of Canada did as a country, way back in April… Continue reading “Corporate pressure ended postal banking in 1968 — it’s time to bring it back”
Innovation cluster will add to a ‘growing and diverse economy’ in Kawartha Lakes
On February 11, the Innovation Cluster officially opened at 180 Kent Street West in Lindsay. An incubator for high growth… Continue reading “Innovation cluster will add to a ‘growing and diverse economy’ in Kawartha Lakes”
What’s up downtown? Time to show our retailers how much we support them
This is the time of year that seems like winter will never end. Since the rush of the holiday shoppers… Continue reading “What’s up downtown? Time to show our retailers how much we support them”
