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Women’s Business Network of Peterborough 2018-19

Women’s Business Network of Peterborough 2018-19

The Women’s Business Network of Peterborough is a networking channel for women who wish to enhance and expand their business contacts and grow their businesses. Network members are entrepreneurs, business owners, professionals, administrators, writers, media representatives, and more.

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WBN Member Profiles

Susan Dunkley Peterborough Humane Society
Lesley Heighway PRHC Foundation
Diana Carter Style Boutique
Catia Skinner Mega Experience
Jeannine Taylor kawarthaNOW.com
Shannon Gray Sugar Me Right! Beauty Studio

Tracey Ormond That’s A Wrap Catering
Christine Teixeira Accountability Financial
Diane Wolf Diane Wolf Consulting
Emily Martin Showplace Performance Centre
Sue Simmons Equinox Family Consulting Ltd.
Paula Kehoe Red Rock Communications
Grace Reynolds Reynolds Mortgages
Cora Whittington Coach Cora
Betty Johnson RE/MAX Eastern Realty Inc. Brokerage
Jenn Scates Central Smith Ice Cream
Mary McGee Highland Park Funeral Centre/Little Lake Cemetery Co.
Suzanne Cody and Gwyneth James Cody & James CPAs
Karen Laws The Ontario Dog Trainer
Kim Winter Kim Winter Jewellery
Brenda Cowan The Ear Depot
Joanne Ilaqua Mamasoup
Vanessa Dinesen Dinesen Financial

Shelley Barker BDO First Call Debt Solutions

EDITOR'S PICKS

Windsock blowing in strong winds on a cloudy day

Strong winds expected Wednesday for southern greater Kawarthas region

November 28, 2022

Pictured at one of the new needie disposal bins in Haliburton County is PARN harm reduction worker Katlin Archibald, Municipality of Dysart manager of programs and events Andrea Mueller, Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health Unit health promoter Kate Hall, and Haliburton County Public Library CAO Chris Stephenson. (Photo courtesy of Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health Unit)

New needle disposal bins available in Kawartha Lakes, Haliburton, and Northumberland

November 28, 2022

Since 2019, Gail Parry has overseen the placing and decoration of a memorial Christmas tree in Peterborough Square to remember people who have been lost to substance use. She lost her own daughter Jody in August 2018 from health complications related to her substance use. This year's tree goes up November 30, 2022, and will remain on display until the week before New Year's Eve. (Photo: PARN – Your Community AIDS Resource Network)

Christmas tree honouring those lost to substance use returning to Peterborough Square

November 28, 2022

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