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Be a community steward

Summer has finally arrived, and we can see the increase in traffic on the streets, in the stores and on the beach. As I look forward to our second summer … Continue reading Be a community steward →

July 9, 2019EditorialTammy Schneider
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Happy Canada Day

By Tammy Schneider I’m as guilty as anyone for not taking the time to stop and smell the roses, of not stopping to be thankful when I should. But as … Continue reading Happy Canada Day →

July 1, 2019EditorialTammy Schneider
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Putting down my notebook

By Barb McKay This will be my final column as editor of the Kincardine Independent. Next week, I begin a new chapter in my life. The change is bittersweet – … Continue reading Putting down my notebook →

June 14, 2019EditorialDianna Martell
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Investing: Women face unique challenges

By Lana Sanichar Did you know that there is currently, according to a whitepaper by IPC Private Wealth, a $900 billion transfer of wealth happening right now? If you didn’t … Continue reading Investing: Women face unique challenges →

April 25, 2019Editorialinvesting, investments, MoneySaver, wealth, womenBarb McKay
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FROM THE NEWS DESK – Barb McKay

An election year budget You can tell it’s an election year. The federal government handed down the 2019 budget last week and with the election just months away it came … Continue reading FROM THE NEWS DESK – Barb McKay →

March 27, 2019Editorialelection, federal budgetDianna Martell
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A tasty fundraiser
St. Anthony’s in Kincardine held a tasty fundraiser at the school on Friday, April 17. The community was invited to purchase a Beaver Tail for just $10. Money raised will go to the music program at the school. Ready to assist customers were, from left, Ivy, Annie, Sloane, all members of the St. Anthony’s band, alongside teacher Tucker Ruetz. (Liz Small photo)

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