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Re Canada-China tension

Letters · Jan 23, 2019

I agree with X.B.Shens article, especially the part about Canada being a pawn in the US wars against other countries. It was fairly obvious that this was planned to stop our growing friendly trade relationship with China. Please pass this on as I have no way of contacting them.…

Stewart, Donald “Don” Frederick

OBITUARIES · Jan 16, 2019

After a rich and full life, Don passed peacefully on January 3, 2019, with family by his side at Kingston General Hospital. Don touched so many lives throughout his 80 years and was a compassionate, caring friend to all. Born in Cobourg, ON, he moved to Toronto in his early…

Kirkham, Lola Helen

OBITUARIES · Jan 16, 2019

Peacefully at Garden Terrace, Kanata on January 9, 2019 at the age of 93 years. Predeceased by Earl, her husband of 28 years. Loving mother of Gene (Cathy), and Dale. Proud Gramma of Tina (Mat), Steven and Rachel. Dear sister of Verna (the late George) and Sheila (the late Don).…

GREC drone project taking off in directions never imagined before.

NORTH FRONTENAC · Jan 16, 2019

When GREC science teacher Wade Leonard talked his principal into offering a course in drones (and drone mapping) a couple of years ago, he did see a lot of potential. But he wasn’t all that sure what that potential would be. “We’re now solving problems we didn’t even know were…

Peoples Party established in Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston

Lanark County · Jan 16, 2019

The Peoples Party of Canada, which was formed a few months ago by Maxime Bernier has established a riding association in Lanark Frontenac Kingston. They are looking for a candidate to run in the Federal election which is slated for October of this year. David Motton, of Sharbot…

Sharbot Lake business group on the move

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · Jan 16, 2019

Alison Robinson has remained busy since retiring as the lead realtor at Lake District Realty a few years ago. Aside from extensive family commitments and other activities, she has also kept up her involvement with the local business community, helping out when she has had time.…

SALT talk on cannabis informative and entertaining

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jan 16, 2019

“Selling edibles isn’t legal yet, but if you want to make your own, it’s OK,” SSgt. Sharon Brown told the SALT lunch Friday at the Grace Centre in Sydenham. “So no bake sale brownies, OK?” In fact, Brown used humour to make many of her important points during her presentation on…

Christmas bird count in Frontenac Park

SOUTH FRONTENAC · Jan 16, 2019

The Frontenac Park Christmas Bird Count took place on an unseasonably warm day on December 15th. There were a record 59 participants out enjoying the weather this year, 53 field surveyors and 6 bird feeder watchers hiked 85 kilometres of laneway/trail and drove 385 kilometres of…

North Frontenac to look at Ward 1 fire/emergency services delivery

NORTH FRONTENAC · Jan 16, 2019

North Frontenac passed a resolution at its regular meeting Monday morning in Plevna to hire a consultant to conduct interviews with its Ward 1 firefighters. Director of Emergency Services/Fire Chief Eric Korhonen told Council that “our Ward 1residents aren’t getting the same…

A Deeply-Rooted Canada-China Tension in the Eyes of a Chinese Immigrant

Editorials · Jan 16, 2019

What comes up when you hear China these days? Dictatorship, authoritarianism, human rights violations, censorship? On a CBC radio episode of the Current in December, host Anna Maria Tremonti interviewed 3 people during a half-hour segment on the recent escalating tension…

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