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Transgender flag raised
(By Liz Small) A flag raising to mark Transgender Day of Remembrance was held on Wednesday, Nov. 20 in front of the Kincardine library. To read the entire article online, … Continue reading Transgender flag raised
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KTG has another hit on its hands
(By Liz Small) I’ll confess. I’m no theatre critic nor am I an expert in opera, but when it comes to live theatre, I know what I like. And not … Continue reading KTG has another hit on its hands
Santa to come ‘home for the holidays’
(Contributed by the Kincardine Chamber of Commerce) Plans for the 2024 Kincardine & District Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus Parade are in full swing. To read the entire article online, … Continue reading Santa to come ‘home for the holidays’
Yo, ho, ho! Pirates of Penzance next production by KTG
(By Liz Small) An ambitious production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s, Pirates of Penzance, is set to hit the stage next month, as this year’s musical production presented by the Kincardine … Continue reading Yo, ho, ho! Pirates of Penzance next production by KTG
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The Innie vs The Outtie Bonspiel
(By Barb Ross) Kincardine Curling Club was the site of The Innie vs The Outtie Bonspiel on Saturday, Nov. 16. Curlers who live in town played against those who live … Continue reading The Innie vs The Outtie Bonspiel
Local students want football to go the distance in Kincardine
(By Liz Small) There continues to be a heavy push to bring high school football back to Kincardine District Senior School (KDSS). To read the entire article online, click here … Continue reading Local students want football to go the distance in Kincardine
Kincardine Karate Club brings home the hardware
Nine members of the Kincardine Karate Dojo, ranging in age from eight to over 40, white belt to brown, took part in a tournament in Trenton on Oct. 26, bringing … Continue reading Kincardine Karate Club brings home the hardware
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Remembering the victims of the Montreal massacre
(By Pauline Kerr) We know some of the victims’ stories, or at least the bits police and sometimes family members and witnesses share with the media. To read the entire … Continue reading Remembering the victims of the Montreal massacre
Give to the food bank this holiday season
(By Pauline Kerr) Hollywood would have us think that we are about to enjoy the most wonderful time of the year – tinsel and lights, rosy-cheeked inflatable Santas smiling from … Continue reading Give to the food bank this holiday season
Time to turn our attention to Canadian elections
(By Pauline Kerr) The American presidential election is over, and a lot of Canadians are still reeling in shock. To read the entire article online, click here to purchase your … Continue reading Time to turn our attention to Canadian elections