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Re: Enough is Enough

Letters · Apr 27, 2022

Upon reading last week’s letter to the editor (Enough is Enough), I felt compelled to respond. Immigrants are not granted housing subsidies except where a claim of asylum is approved, and that support is time-limited. The rest must fend for themselves in the housing market as do…

Shepherd, Kenneth Stewart

OBITUARIES · Apr 26, 2022

1941 – 2022 Peacefully at home on Monday, April 25, 2022. Beloved husband and best friend of Vera. Loving father of Leslie (Marilyn) and Angela (Trent). Adoring Grandpa of Jeffrey (Tessa and Rupert), Jacob (Chelsea and Maeve) and Nicholas (Marki). Special Uncle of Jason (Kandace…

Simmons, Elouise Florence

OBITUARIES · Apr 20, 2022

June 8, 1934 – April 10, 2022 Peacefully at the Kingston Health Sciences Centre on April 10, 2022. With her family at her side, after a short illness in her 88th year. Predeceased by her loving husband Glenn of 68 years. Loving mother to Glenda Nicol (Ken) and Perry Simmons…

Wolfe Lake Association wants all fishers to “get the lead out”

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Apr 20, 2022

Margie Manthey is a naturalist, a writer, and also the fishing coordinator for the Wolfe Lake Association. About a year ago she wrote an article about the impact of lead fishing tackle on the aquatic bird population, particularly loons, for one of her regular columns in the…

Fairmount Home to maintain COVID Vaccine Mandate

FRONTENAC COUNTY · Apr 20, 2022

As of Mid-March, vaccine mandates have been lifted throughout Ontario workplaces and retail outlets. The measure, which was a feature of the province-wide response to COVID-19, in late 2021 and early 2022, had two main purposes. It was intended partly to incentivise vaccination…

Festival of Small Halls returns

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Apr 20, 2022

Frontenac venues shut out but music will fill halls nearby The Festival of Small Halls is back, with a spring series. The concerts, which bring national and international artists to iconic small venues in rural towns, started in Prince Edward Island, and has spread to Australia…

Central to ask conservation authorities for help with Eurasian milfoil

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Apr 20, 2022

Central Frontenac Township currently has no strategy to mitigate Eurasian milfoil infestations in Township Lakes but has begun to reach out to the three Conservation Authorities (Mississippi Valley, Rideau Valley and Quinte) for advice as to how to proceed, Council heard at its…

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