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Unions in Kawartha Lakes

New economies, new challenges

By David Rapaport, adjunct professor of sociology, Trent University The recent history of the labour movement in Kawartha Lakes reflects… Continue reading “Unions in Kawartha Lakes”

Little Britain Foodland closing for good

Little Britain residents will soon have to travel to Lindsay for groceries. As first reported in the Advocate’s social media… Continue reading “Little Britain Foodland closing for good”

Noon hour concerts return to Cambridge Street United Church

Cambridge St. United is pleased to present its 21st season of Noon Hour Concerts during Lent. Concerts will take place… Continue reading “Noon hour concerts return to Cambridge Street United Church”

What happened to winter?

If you have been thinking that this winter so far has been a pale comparison of ones that have come… Continue reading “What happened to winter?”

Hemy Hockey keeps it sharp at Rec Complex

Business Upfront

Hemy Hockey may be small in dimensions, but the little shop has been doing big business for over the last… Continue reading “Hemy Hockey keeps it sharp at Rec Complex”

Community supports breast care through Breast In Show exhibition

Artist Brenda Benedet set out to accomplish two goals with her Breast In Show Exhibition at the Colborne Street Gallery… Continue reading “Community supports breast care through Breast In Show exhibition”

Heritage Day happening at armoury on Feb. 19

The Kawartha Lakes Museum & Archives is pleased to host an engaging new Heritage Day family event on Monday, February… Continue reading “Heritage Day happening at armoury on Feb. 19”