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Unlike all the other candidates in Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston, Scott Reid is not a rookie candidate. Not by a longshot. He has been a member of Parliament continuously since 2000, when he was elected in Lanark-Carleton, making him one of only two Canadian Alliance Party MP’s from…
The election campaign for Stephen Kotze began early and has been ramping up ever since. Although the Green Party candidate (Anita Payne) only received 3.5% of the vote in Lanark Frontenac Kingston in 2015, there were three people contesting the nomination in early April. Kotze,…
As a first-time candidate, Kayley Kennedy said she has learned a lot during this campaign. She has learned about the issues that concern people in parts of the riding that she did not know that well coming to the campaign, and about what it takes to run an effective campaign.…
Matthew Barton’s candidacy came about as the result of his fervent support for the newly minted People’s Party of Canada (PPC). In August, he attended the People’s Party of Canada 2019 Conference in Gatineau. Quebec. “One difference between the People’s Party and all the others…
On page 6 and 7 of this edition the five candidates seeking election in the Lanark Frontenac Kingston Riding are profiled. The profiles were written by me after interviewing each of the candidates over the phone They were each sent a copy of their own profile before publication,…
Friday was a beautiful night for football in Sydenham. So, it was only fitting that the Sydenham High School Golden Eagles would take on the La Salle Black Knights in both senior and junior action for the semi-annual Bubba Bowl, an event to pay tribute to Alex (Bubba) Turcotte,…
The Kaladar Community Club will be shuttering the Kaladar Community Centre at the end of October. And after doing some due diligence, cleaning out some of the contents of the hall, shutting off the water and shutting down the furnace, they will be bringing the keys to the…
Stocksport, which is played on the ice in the winter and on asphalt the rest of the year, is a sport that has its roots in Austria and Bavaria, but it has taken hold in South Frontenac in recent years. Karl Hammer, whose family is mainly responsible for introducing the sport to…
by Sonja Alcock Thinking back over the years of running this program I cannot help but smile at the people who are willing to keep this going after all this time. Let me explain……. When the Free Clothes Giveaway first began, it was the brain child of two women who had cottagers…
The bad news is that the Frontenac Community Arena needs $1,305,000 over the next two years to replace aging infrastructure. The good news is that there is a grant available that would pay 73.33 per cent ($956,956) of the project and Arena Manager Tim Laprade told South…
