Emily Stonehouse is a journalist based in Minden, Ontario, writing for the Minden Times. With a focus on local news, Emily covers a range of topics including community events, local businesses, human interest stories, and current affairs. Her articles aim to provide readers with an in-depth look at the happenings in Minden and the surrounding area.
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By: Emily Stonehouse
by Thomas Smith On Saturday June 15, the Icelandic Canadian Club of Toronto is celebrating Icelandic National Day with their Icelandic National Day Picnic. The picnic will take place form 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the meeting place is the Austin Sawmill Heritage Park. “We’re the Icelandic Canadian Club. One of the events that […]
by James Matthews The Trillium Lakelands District School Board approved its spending plan for the coming school year. The board gave the OK for the 2024-25 school year budget during the June 11 public meeting. The group earmarked $264.8 million in expenditures. School board trustees were presented with a breakdown of the financial amounts within […]
by Thomas Smith Haliburton Highland Health Services has overcome adversity this past year. Despite frequent challenges, the HHHS has implemented new programs, hired 80 new staff members, community support services, and had a total of 20,000 volunteer service hours logged. Due to the Ontario Not–for-Profit Corporations Act (ONCA) that was proclaimed on October 19, 2021 […]
by James Matthews Mostly sand was found on the lakebed when Algonquin Highlands investigated the possibility of deepening the Little Boshkung Lake boat launch. And that sand, its distance from the beach, bodes ill for dredging to deepen that boat launch. Township council voted against residents’ request that the launch be deepened. “We do appreciate […]
By: Emily Stonehouse
By Thomas Smith “My husband has ancestors who came over. Our farm that we live on, the farmhouse was built by Michael Cain who was five years old when he came over with the Peter Robinson settlers and it is still used today. It wasn’t in our family until eight years ago,” said Barbara Cain, […]
By: Emily Stonehouse
by Thomas Smith On July 16th, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., Master’s Bookstore will be hosting Maggie Jansen book signing of her new memoir Surviving Magnelia Monsoon: Beyond 1215 and the Bottle. “It’s a book about hope, if I can get sober anybody can,” said Jansen. “Don’t despair.” “In my early 20s, my drinking […]
by James Matthews A dog can be declared a dangerous animal after two independent investigations following a biting incident in Algonquin Highlands. That was one of the details discussed when council met July 18 as part of a revised draft dog control bylaw. Robert Mascia, municipal law enforcement officer, and Greg Moore, the township’s chief […]
By Thomas Smith “In the seventies, I spent about 6 years running around Latin America, I got pretty fluent in Spanish. When I moved here 30 odd years ago, I didn’t have the opportunity to speak Spanish with anyone,” said Greg Roe, founder of Café Español. Greg and his wife Bonnie also founded the Aging […]
By: Emily Stonehouse
by Thomas Smith In April, The Paranormal Seekers, a paranormal investigation group based in Durham Region investigated the Sterling Bank at the Minden Cultural Centre. Afterwards, the group contacted Shawn Chamberlin about investigating the Dominion Hotel. Shawn Chamberlin, owner of the Dominion Hotel, says that the Dominion Hotel is the oldest building in Haliburton County. […]
by Thomas Smith Some dogs are able to fly. The Canadian Wings of Rescue is a volunteer run federally registered charity that operates all over Canada. Canadian Wings of Rescue works with rescues, shelters, wildlife rehabilitation centres, and pilots all over Canada to arrange short flights with volunteer pilots. Canadian Wings of Rescue has been […]
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