kawarthaNOW is pleased to present Canadian glam rocker Hawksley Workman at Showplace Performance Centre on Friday, April 22nd at 8 p.m.
In partnership with Showplace, we’ll be giving away several pairs of tickets to see Hawksley perform.
Win free tickets from kawarthaNOW to see Hawksley Workman at Showplace
Game changer: Dr. Bruce Empringham
Dr. Bruce Empringham graduated in Medicine from Queen’s University and completed his family practice residency at McMaster University.
After four years in North Bay, Ontario, he took a job as Assistant Medical Director at London Life in 1981.
In 1998, he assumed the role of Vice-President and Medical Director for London Life, Great-West Life and now Canada Life and is now responsible for individual insurance life and living benefits, medical underwriting and medical claims assessment.
He remains active in the insurance industry in North America as past Chair of several organizations and on a number of industry and legislative fronts.
50 years of making family memories at Sir Sam’s in Haliburton
One eye on the sky, the other on the thermometer.
Since 1965, day in and day out, that has been the regimen for the Bishop family. As owners and operators of Sir Sam’s Ski/Ride (1054 Liswood Road, Eagle Lake, Ontario, 705-754-2298), Bob and Noreen, and siblings Rob, Chris, JD, Angela and Steve, have worked side by side with Mother Nature.
An evening of chills and laughs – a review of Double Feature: Monstrandum Corpus Hominis
There’s little connection between When I Sorrow Most by Simon Turner-Semchuk and Sinking’s Better Than Standing Still by Quinn McGlade-Ferentzy. They are different in tone, style, and subject matter. However, they do have a few things in common.
Fall in love with nature this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is coming up this weekend, on Sunday, February 14th. Are you looking for the perfect way to celebrate love but feeling conflicted about the commercialism that has become attached with Valentine’s Day?
Hitting the jackpot – a review of Les Belles-Soeurs
When director Amy Cummings puts on a show, she never fails to deliver. Picking interesting productions and skilled at working with large casts, Amy’s work with The Motley Collective is always a highlight of the Peterborough theatre season.
KNosh News – February 2016
This month, food writer Eva Fisher bids farewell to FireHouse Gourmet as we know it, pairs wine and chocolate with Naked Chocolate and Kawartha Country Wines, eats 50 kale plants in one sitting with Tiny Greens, and prepares the perfect cup of tea with Amusé Coffee Co.
Adam Noble of Noble Tech Inc. announces $20-million clean tech algae plant in Peterborough
Adam Noble, the founder of bioproducts company Noble Tech Inc., has announced plans to construct a 50,000-square-foot production facility at the new Trent Research and Innovation Park in Peterborough. The $20-million production facility will offer sustainable solutions for wastewater treatment, as well as the nutritional and pharmaceutical sectors.
Valentine’s Day letter campaign to shut down puppy mills across Canada
A national Valentine’s Day campaign was launched today to pressure politicians to close down puppy mills in Canada.
Pink in the Rink campaign raises record $97,035 for cancer research
A record-breaking $97,035 was raised during the seventh annual Pink in the Rink campaign, which culminated last night when the Peterborough Petes played the Ottawa 67’s at the Peterborough Memorial Centre.
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