Education

Lindsay engineering challenge held at Weldon
As most students were easing their way into March Break, 11 teams of science students from I.E. Weldon and St…. Continue reading “Lindsay engineering challenge held at Weldon”

February is Black History Month: Why it still matters
The study of history is a revelation of the entire human experience, helping us to make connections between the past… Continue reading “February is Black History Month: Why it still matters”

St. Thomas Aquinas takes us back to the 1980s
The decade spanning 1980 through 1990 was significant on multiple fronts. The world watched as the Prince of Wales wed… Continue reading “St. Thomas Aquinas takes us back to the 1980s”

School board needs local businesses for upcoming math career fair
Trillium Lakelands District School Board (TLDSB) is reaching out to City of Kawartha Lakes businesses and organizations within the skilled… Continue reading “School board needs local businesses for upcoming math career fair”

Dozens protest against education cuts in front of Laurie Scott’s office
By the thousands, teachers, education workers, parents and community allies took their anger to the streets all across Ontario today… Continue reading “Dozens protest against education cuts in front of Laurie Scott’s office”

The 4 key ways basic income changed people’s work lives for the better
While the federal government may be considering the merits of a basic income for Canadians, those participating in the Ontario… Continue reading “The 4 key ways basic income changed people’s work lives for the better”

Connecting student nutrition to locally-grown food
An initiative is taking root in the City of Kawartha Lakes to help students who use nutrition programs at school… Continue reading “Connecting student nutrition to locally-grown food”

