Articles by Bruce Head
Bruce Head is kawarthaNOW.com's managing editor, lead developer, and a contributing writer.
When he isn't editing or developing, Bruce enjoys making music, exercising Tess the border collie, and working on his elusive first novel.
Peterborough city councillor Stephen Wright issues public apology for controversial New Brunswick trip
Wright travelled to New Brunswick for 10 days in May on a 'fact-finding trip' despite a ban on non-essential travel to that province.
businessNOW – June 2, 2020
Featuring Green Bamboo Publishing, Pedal 'n' Paddle, Jo Anne's Place, META4 Gallery and Hunter Street Books, and more.
Port Hope Drive-In to open for season on June 12
Drive-in will operate at half-capacity, concession stand will be closed.
Lindsay Drive-In open five days a week starting May 31
Theatre will operate at half its normal capacity, and temporarily raises prices to offset lost concession stand revenue.
Cobourg real estate broker provides lawn signs to help students celebrate graduation
Michael Cortesis offers '2020 Graduate Lives Here' signs to families in Northumberland County.
What you need to know as retail businesses reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic
Answers to questions like: What are businesses required to do to protect employees and customers? Should I wear a face mask?
Interest-free loans now available for small businesses ineligible for other COVID-19 federal relief programs
Regional Relief and Recovery Fund will be delivered in southern Ontario by FedDev Ontario and local Community Futures Development Corporations .
businessNOW – May 13, 2020
Featuring The Greenhouse on the River, BE Catering, Peterborough & the Kawarthas Tourism, Summer Company, Peterborough Business Excellence Awards, and more.
Canadian pandemic buying: hand sanitizer, flour, alcohol, coffee filters, hair dye … and condoms
Statistics Canada releases study on Canadian grocery sales during March and April.
Premier asks Ontario cottagers to practice same public health measures as they would at...
But after teleconference with rural mayors, Ford is discouraging tourists from visiting cottage country.
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