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Grandmothers by the Lake

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · May 14, 2015

by Adele Colby On May 6, Grandmothers by the Lake hosted a gathering of Eastern Ontario groups featuring Ida Mukuka, a Stephen Lewis Foundation Project coordinator in Sub Sahara Africa. The chairs of the assembled groups felt there was a need to re-energize our grannies, to…

Chief Doreen Davis and the First Nations Roots of Frontenac County

150 Years Anniversary · May 14, 2015

In the copy of the "County of a Thousand Lakes" at the Sharbot Lake branch of the Kingston Frontenac Public Library, there is a hand-written note underneath the dedication at the front of the book. The dedication says “This account of the history of Frontenac County is dedicated…

Sydenham Lake Canoe Club offers programs for everyone

SOUTH FRONTENAC · May 14, 2015

by Helen Parfitt Sydenham Lake Canoe Club will be offering an exciting variety of paddling programs this summer. SLCC, now in its 18th year at its Sydenham location, has its roots in the Cataraqui Canoe Club, a sprint racing canoe club established in 1886 in Kingston. The season…

Viking Cuts for Cancer Raises Over $4700

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · May 14, 2015

By: Misti Harnden On April 29th, 2015 North Addington Education Centre, a small, rural K-12 school in Cloyne, Ontario, held a Cuts for Cancer event. This event is currently ranked third for all Cuts for Cancer fundraisers online across Ontario. Three students (Alexus Wagner,…

BMO celebrates 50 years in Northbrook

ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS · May 14, 2015

In 1965 a new business opened up at the corner of Glastonbury Rd. and Hwy. 41 in downtown Northbrook. It was located in an unassuming trailer, but it had a marquee name, Bank of Montreal, one of the oldest and most established companies in Canada, dating back to 1817. The branch…

New art installations spark off Fieldwork's 8th year

Lanark County · May 14, 2015

There is no better sign of the arrival of fair weather than the opening of Fieldwork, Maberly's outdoor art & sculpture gallery, with its new installations for the 2015 season. On May 9 over 100 guests attended the opening for the four (soon to be five) new installations. The…

Frontenac County Sustainability breakfast

FRONTENAC COUNTY · May 14, 2015

by Jonathan Davies It was by all accounts a record turnout at Frontenac County's Sustainability Breakfast on May 8 at the Grace Centre in Sydenham. Interested citizens, representatives from each of the county's municipal councils, as well as people engaged in issues ranging from…

Northern Leopard Frog

Outdoors in the Land O' Lakes · May 14, 2015

By: Lorraine Julien The Northern Leopard frog is easily identified by its irregular shaped greenish-brown spots that cover its back and legs. The frog’s underside is a creamy white colour with light coloured ridges on either side of its back. It’s a medium sized frog reaching a…

Central Frontenac Council - May 12/15

CENTRAL FRONTENAC · May 14, 2015

Volunteer Septic Re-inspection Program The volunteer septic program will be available to property owners on Big Clear Lake and Silver Lake this year, at a cost of $6000 to the township. Of those lake associations wanting to offer the program to their members, Silver Lake was…

Do the Ontario Conservatives really want us to be more like Quebec?

Editorials · May 14, 2015

That would be costly. I interviewed Randy Hillier on Monday about the new Ontario Conservative Party leader, Patrick Brown. He said Brown had stolen the show from Kathleen Wynne after Quebec Premier Couillard addressed the legislature early that morning and I should check out…

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