A true voice for you the public

Business Directory


Community

Please remember no more posts or comments on this site

Sep 3rd, 2010 | By Debbie Vitez | Category: Community
***PLEASE REMEMBER***    .. NO MORE POSTS OR COMMENTS ON THIS SITE..   WE HAVE MOVED TO....              WWW. CAMBRIDGE ADVOCATE. COM       www.cambridgeadvocate.com Full Story

Posted in Community | No Comments »


The new site ready to go… www cambridge advocate.com

Sep 3rd, 2010 | By Debbie Vitez | Category: Community
CAMBRIDGE ADVOCATE IS READY TO GO  ( please no more posts or comments on this site) **** The new site is ready to go.. it has been ready for a couple of days now, so these latest posts and comments will not be on the new site right away. I am going to take the ... Full Story

Posted in Community | No Comments »


Money found for Main facelift

Sep 3rd, 2010 | By Debbie Vitez | Category: Community
This ran in the Cambridge Times.. comments invited below by Ray Martin     Where there’s a will, there’s a way when it comes to funding a facelift for Galt’s Main Street. In July, council revisited the initiative after the $700,000 project was turned down by the federal government. Council approved spending $400,000 to move ... Full Story

Posted in Community | No Comments »


Sarge, the worst times of year

Sep 2nd, 2010 | By Debbie Vitez | Category: Community, Editorial Cartoon
Full Story

Posted in Community, Editorial Cartoon | No Comments »


Travelling across Canada in an e-car

Sep 2nd, 2010 | By Debbie Vitez | Category: Community
This ran on CNews  ......... comments invited below By Charles-Antoine Gagnon, QMI Agency An old 1972 VW Beetle is expected to be the first electric-powered car to cross Canada from one end to the other when it arrives in Halifax on Friday. The car, bought from an online classified site, was transformed ... Full Story

Posted in Community | No Comments »


We don’t owe them this … by George Carter

Sep 2nd, 2010 | By Debbie Vitez | Category: 2010 Municipal Candidates, Community
This ran under opinion in the KW Record .... comments invited below September 01, 2010 Re: Talk doesn’t come cheap — Aug. 25 Never in the field of human conflict have so many been fleeced by so few. In the unhallowed halls of local government we have members well practiced in the art ... Full Story

Posted in 2010 Municipal Candidates, Community | No Comments »


Ontario’s health networks spent $33M on consultants, figures show

Sep 2nd, 2010 | By Debbie Vitez | Category: Community
This ran in the KW Record......... comments invited below August 31, 2010 By Maria Babbage TORONTO — Ontario’s local health integration networks spent $33 million on consulting services since their inception four years ago — including $6 million last year alone, according to figures obtained by The Canadian Press. Numbers compiled by the Opposition ... Full Story

Posted in Community | No Comments »


Labour Day Holiday Services at the City of Cambridge

Sep 2nd, 2010 | By Debbie Vitez | Category: Community
Labour Day Holiday Services at the City of Cambridge   Cambridge, Ontario. September 2, 2010…The origins of Labour Day in Canada date back to the 1800s and for most residents it’s a time to pay tribute to our workforce while at the same time, it represents a wind down of summer and back ... Full Story

Posted in Community | No Comments »


Pot lowers chronic pain without the high: Study

Sep 1st, 2010 | By Debbie Vitez | Category: Community
This ran in the Windsor Star........ comments invited below By Sharon Kirkey, Postmedia News Briefly inhaling cannabis three times a day eases a kind of chronic pain that affects tens of thousands of Canadians — without making them high — Montreal researchers are reporting.   The new study, the first clinical trial in ... Full Story

Posted in Community | 1 Comment »


Toxic river concerns played down

Sep 1st, 2010 | By Debbie Vitez | Category: Community
this ran on Cnews......... comments invited below By FRANK LANDRY, QMI Agency EDMONTON - Alberta's environment minister is playing down concerns about toxic pollutants in the Athabasca River, saying they are at "insignificant levels." It comes a day after a peer-reviewed scientific study suggested just the opposite. "What we have to do is ... Full Story

Posted in Community | 3 comments


Previous entries