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Financial support available for small businesses affected by COVID-19
Are you a small business owner whose business was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic? You can apply to the Regional… Continue reading “Financial support available for small businesses affected by COVID-19”
Podcast teaser: Restaurants, teaching, Worms, and court
In the past two weeks, we dined at three different restaurants in Lindsay. That’s a first. A few times a… Continue reading “Podcast teaser: Restaurants, teaching, Worms, and court”
Local resident Terry Hartwick receives Storytelling for Change Award
Local resident Terry Hartwick is receiving the Storytelling for Change Award from the Institute of Change Leadership at Ryerson University…. Continue reading “Local resident Terry Hartwick receives Storytelling for Change Award”
Pinnguaq celebrates one year anniversary of Lindsay Makerspace
With a complete year since its grand opening, Pinnguaq is celebrating the Lindsay Makerspace. On Oct. 3, 2019, Pinnguaq’s Lindsay… Continue reading “Pinnguaq celebrates one year anniversary of Lindsay Makerspace”
City reviews regulations related to cannabis production and cultivation
City Council received a report at the Nov. 4 Council meeting on the considerations to be reviewed surrounding cannabis production… Continue reading “City reviews regulations related to cannabis production and cultivation”
Presentation to council proposes new economic path
Mike Perry and Dennis Geelen believe that Kawartha Lakes should be looking at new and innovative ways to build back… Continue reading “Presentation to council proposes new economic path”
Another $680 million for better internet connectivity
Today Mayor Andy Letham joined Mayor Brent Devolin, Mayor of Minden Hills, at the Haliburton County Public Library in Minden… Continue reading “Another $680 million for better internet connectivity”
