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The Green Resilience Project to explore links between climate change, income security
A series of 25 to 35 conversations is set to happen across the country – including in the riding of Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock – which will explore the link between climate change, income security, and community resilience.

Single, unified digital health records getting closer for area hospitals
On Dec. 3, seven partner hospital organizations, representing 14 hospitals in Central East Ontario, will introduce Epic – a new, digital clinical information system (CIS) that will provide a single, unified personal health record for each patient.

Kawartha Wholesale Bakery: Local business has been enduring success story
Jeff Strybosch says the day at the bakery starts at about 3 a.m. Photo: William McGinn.

From ash to nature totem tree
In the summer of 2020, it became obvious to Carole May that the two ash trees bordering the lakeside playground… Continue reading “From ash to nature totem tree”

Moose Lodge disbands after 92 years of service to community
After 92 years in Lindsay, a long-time service club has been officially disbanded. Moose Kelly Parker says for a long time Lindsay’s lodge had the biggest base in all of Ontario for the international fraternity known as the Loyal Order of Moose.

Colourful ‘Dr. Mike’ has seen the world, now calls Lindsay home
One of the first things I learned after meeting Dr. Michael Joseph Moreton is that he likes to be referred to as Dr. Mike. It’s a tradition that began in Asia, where he has decades of work history, and it’s a moniker he carried back home with him.

Flato looking for input on affordable housing, purpose-built rentals
Join Shakir Rehmatullah, president and founder of FLATO Developments, and his team for an in-person community engagement meeting on Tuesday Nov. 23 from 4-8 p.m at The Pie Eyed Monk, Lindsay.
