The further removed we are from the way things were, the more we long for the original.
I Mother Earth in its original form pays homage to monster album Scenery And Fish
The art of miscommunication – a review of Buying the Moose
One of the top theatre companies in the Kawarthas, Globus Theatre at the Lakeview Arts Barn in Bobcaygeon remains one of my favouite theatre experiences of the year. This week, their much anticipated summer season opens with the quirky comedy Buying the Moose by London Ontario playwright Michael Wilmot.
Powerhouse’s Chicago tribute set to make us smile at Peterborough Musicfest
Some things just belong together. Peanut butter and jam comes to mind quickly. And then there’s a driving rhythmic backbeat combined with the soaring power of brass instruments being played in perfect unison.
Nature knows! Healthy summer holidays begin outdoors
School is out! It’s time to pack away the laptops, work sheets, and calculators to make way for summer camp, beach trips, and camping.
Many of us maximize our outdoor time in the summer months to enjoy the sunshine and the beautiful weather that only comes for a few short months here in Ontario.
15 things you might not know about The Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough
The pride of Peterborough and The Kawarthas, The Canadian Canoe Museum draws visitors from across Canada and around the world.
Celebrate safely this summer by being fire smart in cottage country
Is it possible that something so enchantingly pretty and peaceful to behold can pose a dire and very real threat to both person and property?
It’s July 1st, 2013 in Smethwick, West Midlands in England. A massive fire at a plastics and paper recycling plant burns widely out of control, causing an estimated £6 million worth of damage before it’s extinguished.
Kiefer Sutherland brings his country rock to Peterborough Musicfest
Without fail, the organizers of Peterborough’s annual Musicfest free summer concert series are good for at least one surprise when the lineup is revealed.
Such was the case on May 5th when, before an excited bunch gathered at the Silver Bean Café, it was announced that Kiefer Sutherland will headline the second concert of Musicfest’s 30th anniversary season at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, June 29th at Del Crary Park.
An exclusive look at Peterborough filmmaker Michael Morritt’s new powerful short film
Throughout his 15-year career as a filmmaker, Peterborough’s Michael Morritt has gotten jobs making dozens of music videos for various musicians. However, something very different happened in his latest project to produce a video for roots musician Chris Culgin.
The Business Beat for June 27, 2016
Summer Company Launch
The annual batch of Summer Company student entrepreneurs is set to launch this Wednesday (June 29th) from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Staples on Park Street.
A program of Peterborough Economic Development’s Business Advisory Centre, Summer Company gives young business people a micro-grant from the Ontario government to help kick start their summer company. The program has seen tremendous success over the years and it’s always great to see these young entrepreneurs and their new ideas.
That’s this Wednesday from 11 a.m to 2 p.m. Staples, 109 Park Street South (corner of Park and Lansdowne).
Visit www.peterboroughed.ca for more information.
Living Well Home Medical Equipment
Living Well Home Medical Equipment is hosting their first seniors appreciation event in their new larger, brighter location on the corner of Erskine and the Kingsway this Wednesday (June 29th) from 1 to 3 p.m.
Formerly located at McDonnel and Reid Streets, owners Allison and Ron Seiderer recently moved to a larger location just west of Lansdowne Place (755 Erskine Avenue, the former MicroAge location). This Wednesday, they will be celebrating with live music, free ice cream and strawberries, and 10 to 25% off everything in the store, from C-PAP equipment to blood pressure monitors, bath safety, walkers, stairlifts, wheelchairs and more.
Stop in, visit www.livingwellhme.ca or call 705-740-2650
Cambium
Cambium, the consulting and engineering firm, has just opened their fifth office in Kingston. The Kingston office joins Barrie, Oshawa, and two locations in Peterborough, with over 80 employees.
Cambium is an employee-owned business providing environmental and geotechnical engineering, community development, building science, construction inspections, and materials testing for government, corporations, and individuals.
For details, visit www.cambium-inc.com.
Chemong Golf Centre
Owners Craig and Sarah Sargeant and the kids Adam and Claire have rebuilt the range including new grass, yardage signs and brand new golf balls. It’s a complete practice facility with chipping, putting, sand trap and both grass tees and matts. Professional lessons are also available.
It’s a family-friendly atmosphere, so check it out at 1676 Chemong Road, across from Chemong Home Hardware, or call 705-917-GOLF (4653).
A local perspective on Ontario’s Climate Change Action Plan
Global warming and climate change are defining issues of our time.
Recently, the Ontario government released Ontario’s Five Year Climate Change Action Plan, which details the steps the province will take to confront climate change between 2016 and 2020. The plan explains both short and long-term goals for reducing carbon emissions, and could have significant implications for our community and our environment.
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