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Protesters Urge Government to ‘Kill Bill 5’

Economy · Ontario

Protesters Urge Government to ‘Kill Bill 5’

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

THUNDER BAY – Kevin Holland, the MPP for Thunder Bay–Atikokan, says the new Protect Ontario act doesn’t take away Indigenous rights. Lucille Atlookan sees it differently.See the Story

‘We’re Stronger Together’: Muskoka Groups Become One to Advocate for Environmental Protections

Muskoka · Muskoka

‘We’re Stronger Together’: Muskoka Groups Become One to Advocate for Environmental Protections

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Amalgamated group will focus on watershed and shoreline protection, along with other issues.See the Story

HHHS Foundation welcomes summer students - Haliburton Echo

Haliburton County · Haliburton County

HHHS Foundation welcomes summer students - Haliburton Echo

By Emily Stonehouse It’s an exciting time for the Haliburton Highlands Health Services (HHHS) Foundation, as they welcome two new students to join their roster of dedicated staff for the summer months. “This is our busy season,” said Melanie Klodt Wong, the executive director of the foundation. “Having these two students here who really want to invest in the county, that will help us so much.” The students were hired as a part of the Canada Summ…Read Article

Testing the Waters slated to begin in Haliburton County - Haliburton Echo

By James Matthews Collecting lake health data now can contribute to future safe water quality. The U-Links Centre for Community-based Research has been keeping an eye for a few years on the water quality in Haliburton County’s lakes. Work is about to make waves for the 2025 season and county council got an overview of what the season is likely to entail. Andrew Gordon, the director at U-Links, said research projects the organization has helped m…Haliburton County · Haliburton County Read Article

Changes - Haliburton Echo

By Emily Stonehouse The other day, I was invited to sit in on a presentation to the Rotary Club by historian Steve Hill on the past stories of newspapers across the county. And while this topic may not speak to everyone, for me, it was music to my ears. I have always been a history buff, having worked at both the Haliburton and Minden museums during my upbringing in the area. But the history of the newspapers is more than just a surface story. I…Haliburton County · Haliburton County Read Article

HCSA recaps 2025 winter season - Haliburton Echo

By Thomas Smith The Haliburton County Snowmobile Association’s (HCSA) 53rd annual Area General Meeting was held on Saturday, May 24 at the Haliburton Legion. “The end of our season is just the start of our next,” said Neil Vanderstoop, HCSA president. The HCSA says that they are in good shape looking ahead to their 2026 winter season. Grooming over 1,700 hours across 213 shifts, the HCSA donated $2,000 to the Haliburton Emergency Rural Safespace…Haliburton County · Haliburton County Read Article

Pirate's treasure washes ashore in Wilberforce - Haliburton Echo

By Thomas Smith Avast ye, land lubbers and scallywags! Hark the legend of the Pusey Pirates. The Pusey Lake Pirates plundered the land that is now called Dark Lake. Their disappearance remains a mystery, with tall tales of their crew spreading across both lake and sea. Rumors have spread around, saying that the end of the great crew may be linked to Bartha Webber’s broken broom handle (after they attempted to pillage her vegetable garden). Recen…Haliburton County · Haliburton County Read Article

Skyline Park looks ahead - Haliburton Echo

By Emily Stonehouse It’s a place nearly everyone in the community has visited, seen, or at the very least, heard of. But Skyline Park has needed a little extra love since the 1950s. The property is owned by Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation (MTO), and has been identified as a provincial rest stop. Created in 1958 by the premier of the time, Leslie M. Frost, the destination has become a site of derelict, with only basic maintenance and upkeep …Haliburton County · Haliburton County Read Article

Cottagers push for continued lake testing program - Haliburton Echo

By James Matthews Environmental groups and cottagers associations are hoping Queen’s Park will continue to be partners in the maintenance of freshwater lake health. The Federation of Ontario Cottagers’ Association (FOCA) and its partners are encouraging a letter-writing campaign in support of a new five-year agreement with the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation, and Parks to continue the Lake Partner Program (LPP). The association is prov…Haliburton County · Haliburton County Read Article

Butterflies - Haliburton Echo

By Emily Stonehouse Minden Pride has officially rebranded as Pride in the Highlands. While the organization has long offered programs well beyond the geographical boundaries of Minden, they recognized the need to use a name that more so represents who they have become. A transition into a truer version of themselves. We are all welcome to that. A caterpillar to a butterfly, a new chapter, ready to fly. It’s no secret that the future of the 2SLGB…Haliburton County · Haliburton County Read Article

Delancey's Arcade; a space for youth to play - Haliburton Echo

By Thomas Smith Josh Karam’s inspiration for an arcade first struck him in the summer of 2021 after taking his wife Erika Mozes’ nephews to an arcade bar on Danforth Avenue in Toronto. “The kiddos, they loved it,” said Karam. The experience stuck with them. With memories of going to the arcade as kids and shovelling quarters into the Pac-Man arcade cabinet and taking dates to the arcade, Karam felt that an arcade was a perfect fit for Delancey S…Haliburton County · Haliburton County Read Article

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