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Land Decolonized PodcastChief Kelly LaRocca, Scugog First Nation Additions-to-Reserve Policy Ep.49Send us a textThe path to reclaiming land governance is far from easy, but adding lands to a First Nation's land base is essential for a community's long-term sustainability.In this special series, we explore why the federal Additions-to-Reserve policy matters to First Nations. We unpack the intricacies of land rights in conversations with leaders demanding change to an often slow and complex process..which even the Government of Canada admits is broken.In this episode, host Richard Perry speaks with Chief Kelly LaRocca of Mississaugas of Scugog...2025-04-2918 min
Art WavesEpisode Twenty-Seven: Roz PritchardRoz Pritchard is the Symposium and Workshop Manager here at Scugog Arts. On this episode, Roz discusses how she got started in the arts and culture sector right from the beginning.
Roz explains how a community can work together to break down the silos between the arts and build positive relationships. Roz also gives a sneak peek of what to expect at the upcoming Scugog Arts multi-arts symposium.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this podcast possible!
Learn more about Energize! A Multi-Arts Symposium, here: https://scugogarts.ca/symposium/ 2023-02-1430 min
Art WavesEpisode Twenty-Six: Lauren GouldLauren Gould is the CEO at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery. Lauren explores how she leads the vision and mission of the gallery, while getting hands on with a little bit of everything.
Lauren describes how arts organizations can work together to build up arts and culture in rural areas by leveraging what they already have and thinking about how they can amplify it. Lauren and Marion discuss the architecture and aesthetic of the Robert McLaughlin Gallery and how it presents a dynamic and inclusive environment for the public to visit. Lauren also touches on the current exhibits...2023-02-0740 minArt WavesEpisode Twenty-Five: Kristen Meyer-CreamerKristen Meyer-Creamer does it all! She is the Marketing and Social Media Manager at SportsLogos.net and a community leader. Kristen explores the many organizations she volunteers with, as well as the creation of the Port Perry Bulletin Facebook group.
Kristen discusses creating sports content seen around the globe with her husband and the places it has taken them. Kristen shares how her marketing work allows her to support female entrepreneurs in launching and building their own businesses.
Kristen also touches on her plans to create an online space for people to connect, find volunteer...2023-01-3130 minArt WavesEpisode Twenty-Four: Marni ThorntonMarni Thornton is a professor in the Music Business Program over at Durham College. Marni describes the steps she took to land a job in music business and how she is now inspiring young people to achieve their own dreams in the industry.
Marni explains the dynamics of the Music Business program and what makes it one-of-a-kind. Marni explores how the program attracts international students and how that is making a difference in the arts and culture scene in Durham Region.
Marni touches on Oshawa Music Week, a week-long series of events organized by the...2023-01-2430 minArt WavesEpisode Twenty-Three: Jack DoakJack Doak is the man and mind behind Old Flame Brewing Co. Jack tells the story behind the Old Flame name, how it influenced and formed the brand today, and why the brewery is much more than just beer.
Jack explains how the first location of the award-winning brewery ended up in Downtown Port Perry and explores the history of the building. Jack also describes how he grew the brand and expanded the business to multiple locations with unique experiences.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this podcast possible!
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Quality Pest Control GTAPest Control in ScugogPest Control in Scugog: Our pest control in Scugog takes pride in having the necessary experience and knowledge to keep its customers happy. We are proud of our work, but even more so of the fantastic achievements we have attained over the years. Quality Pest Control GTA is a highly regarded and well-respected pest control company with offices in York, Durham, and Toronto. We provide top-notch pest control and animal removal services at affordable pricing. Our Nobleton pest control exterminators offer affordable solutions, guaranteeing that you always get the best rates for excellent residential and commercial pest management.2022-12-0700 minArt WavesEpisode Twenty-Two: Lori KorkolaLori Korkola is a visual artist and an educator. She comes from a creative family and has always had a pencil in hand ready to draw. On this episode of Art Waves, Lori describes the route she took to become an art teacher and landscape painter.
Lori explains the challenges of teaching visual arts virtually and the sense of community that can exist between peers in an actual art classroom. Lori illustrates what makes a great art teacher and how investing in her own skills allowed her to encourage the next generation of artists.
Lori...2022-11-0135 minArt WavesEpisode Twenty-One: Brent DonnellyBrent Donnelly is a tour director and podcaster. He deals with the logistics and dynamics of major world tours, and explores coffee from around the globe on his own show — Brenton On Tour. On this episode of Art Waves, Brent explains how he began his music industry journey as a musician, made the move to tour manager, and then tour director.
Brent describes the day-to-day of coordinating major world tours and how he creates unforgettable experiences for audiences. Brent discusses the importance of volunteering at events and how being behind the scenes can lead to bigger opportunities....2022-10-2532 minArt WavesEpisode Twenty: Birgitta MacLeodBirgitta MacLeod is an artist and co-owner of META4 Contemporary Craft Gallery. Birgitta knows how important art is to the quality and vibrancy of a community.
Birgitta explains how META4 Gallery came to be out of a need for local art outside of the studio tour season, along with how artists and their works get featured in the space based on the gallery’s clientele and customers. Birgitta and Marion discuss the value of art beyond the price tag and how the gallery strives to educate people about the work that goes into each piece. Bi...2022-10-1131 minArt WavesEpisode Nineteen: Melissa RadaMelissa Rada wears multiple hats, she is the Marketing and Special Events Manager for the Port Perry BIA, as well as the Arts Administration Manager at Scugog Arts*.
Melissa discusses how she first got involved with Scugog Arts and the various roles she has worked with the arts organization. Melissa describes what went into organizing the Mural Marathon and how she helped build up Culture Days in Scugog.
Melissa shares the differences and how she balances working with two community organizations, and how working with both has allowed her to build...2022-10-0429 minArt WavesEpisode Eighteen: Chief Kelly LaRoccaChief Kelly LaRocca of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation joins Art Waves for a very special episode. Chief LaRocca explains the role of a chief, and how she makes and keeps space for people to engage with their culture.
Chief LaRocca describes the Williams Treaties and the impact on the Mississaugas, how the treaties recognized pre-confederation harvesting rights, and how inadequate compensation packages pushed First Nations communities to be resourceful.
Chief LaRocca and Marion discuss how the Mississaugas support local organizations and encourage the community to learn more about...2022-09-2739 minArt WavesEpisode Seventeen: Brandon PickardBrandon Pickard is with the Region of Durham Tourism. Brandon knows how important it is to drive tourism to rural towns, how arts and culture can impact a community, and what makes small towns special.
Brandon explains how businesses, community organizations, farms, and artists can collaborate to create a unique visitor experience. He touches on some of the pushback that can be presented by a small community when promoting tourism to new demographics; and how that mindset can be shifted to create new opportunities that pull people into experience a new place.
Brandon also describes the popular Durham is Home...2022-09-2036 minArt WavesEpisode Sixteen: Tamara GreenTamara Green combines Indigenous cuisine with personal chef services as the Indigenesis Personal Chef. Tamara and Marion discuss what makes her practice unique, how she creates menus, and how she obtains ingredients.
Tamara shares the role that food plays in Indigenous culture and how she seeks to provide traditional foods that are both restorative and creates a meaningful experience. Tamara explains her own link to Indigenous food and how it has shaped the way she eats and cooks. Tamara also describes her responsible foraging techniques and the opportunities that allowed her to build up her business in a small community.
...2022-09-1325 minArt WavesEpisode Fifteen: Paula LishmanPaula Lishman shares the story of how she developed the exclusive methods used in creating her knit fur designs. Paula discusses how she discovered the incredible versatility of furs, how she sources materials, and how fur can enhance everyday life.
Paula explains how she grew her business by fostering a new market of people that appreciate the art of turning a pelt into something that can be worn daily and loved for a lifetime. Paula also describes the iconic underground dome home designed and built by husband Bill Lishman.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this...2022-09-0631 minArt WavesEpisode Fourteen: Patrick LyverPatrick Lyver creates branding experiences with his business, Kleurvision. On this episode of Art Waves, Patrick discusses how he helps clients collaborate on change and the benefits of operating in a small community when dealing with big clients.
Patrick explains how Kleurvision has been influenced by the music industry and got its start from developing Myspace pages for bands all over the world. He illustrates how small communities have used music festivals to attract diverse audiences to create recognition for both the destination and the artists.
Patrick also touches on what’s next for Kleurvision and how stable internet can ch...2022-08-3031 minArt WavesEpisode Thirteen: Michael SerresMichael Serres is the Theatre Administrator at the Town Hall Theatre. Michael joins Art Waves to discuss the local theatre scene, what keeps him involved, and the impact of theatre on a community.
Michael explains his background before theatre and what drew him to the stage. He gives a brief history of the beginnings of The Borelians, a community theatre group that has been around since 1971.
Michael also describes some enhancements coming soon to the Town Hall Theatre and what the day-to-day can be like for a theatre administrator in a small community.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation...2022-08-2341 minArt WavesEpisode Twelve: Bill EullBill Eull is a member of the Bill Lishman Memorial Project Committee, a group of friends working together to bring an art installation to Scugog that celebrates the life of Bill Lishman — sculptor, architect, aviator, photographer, writer, inventor, environmentalist, Father Goose.
Bill joins Art Waves to describe the many contributions of Bill Lishman to the community of Scugog. The Bill backstory is extraordinary, imaginative, and truly inspiring. Bill (Eull) recounts his favorite Bill (Lishman) story, and touches on his world-famous journey that shaped the feature film Fly Away Home.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this po...2022-08-1621 minArt WavesEpisode Eleven: Chuck ThibeaultChuck Thibeault is the Executive Director of Central Counties Tourism. He helps motivate the development of tourism capacity through the region.
Chuck and Marion discuss tourism in depth and why it matters, how to create a desirable destination, and what makes a tourist — is it distance traveled, amount spent, or things to do done. Chuck also explains the importance of the arts community to visitors and how to maximize those aspects to draw guests from around the region and beyond.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this podcast series happen!
Learn more about Central Counties Tourism (th...2022-08-0939 minArt WavesEpisode Ten: Lisa C. FollowsLisa Follows helps people buy, sell, and invest in dream homes in and around Durham Region as part of the Williams and Follows team. Lisa joins Art Waves to discuss why people visit Scugog then choose to live here, and the role that arts and culture has in defining a community.
Lisa also explains how the widely popular Facebook group the Port Perry Bulletin was created as an outlet for the community to connect and how it has now become a part of the local culture.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this podcast series happen!
...2022-08-0220 minArt WavesEpisode Nine: Doug FerrisDoug Ferris is a musician that loves the sweet sound of jazz. Doug joins Art Waves to discuss the influence of music on a small community and how that scene can be built up to become part of the fabric of the town.
Doug explains the value of music to local culture and how he builds links in the community to get gigs in Port Perry and beyond. Doug also describes what he calls a ‘practiced amateur’ and how the Ferrport Jazz Ensemble was formed from regular jazz jams in his garage.
FunFact: Ferris + Port Perry = Ferrport
Thank you to the...2022-07-2624 minArt WavesEpisode Eight: Michael BlackOn this episode of Art Waves, educator and abstract painter Michael Black joins Marion to discuss his lifelong love of abstract art and how its universality can appeal to different people. Michael describes his process, explores his influences, and expands on how the arts can connect across generations.
Michael briefly touches on the similarities and differences of showing at different galleries and arts spaces. Michael also shares how an active and diverse local arts scene can strengthen the overall community.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this podcast series happen!
Learn more about Michael Black, here...2022-07-1931 minArt WavesEpisode Seven: Jon ColwellJon Colwell is a visual artist best known for his murals and pop culture mash ups. Jon and Marion discuss how his works come together, the process from iPad to panel, and making art a career.
Jon explains why he started creating art that fosters a sense of nostalgia in people’s minds and how he is challenging what Indigenous art can look like. Jon also shares a brief background of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation’s annual Pow Wow.
Jon also touches on his various tattoo tours across North America, his side hustle – Alive at Night, and upcomi...2022-07-1234 minArt WavesEpisode Six: Ross LomasRoss Lomas joins Art Waves to discuss his role as the Operations Manager at the Biidaaban Gallery and Minisi Store located on Scugog Island. Ross explains what it was like to build a space that can be a gathering point, as well as connect the community with culture.
Ross explores how he discovers new artists to represent in the Biidaaban Gallery, how culture can be passed from generation to generation through storytelling, and how anyone that is interested in these important conversations can help by sharing.
Ross and Marion chat about building relationships in the community with interactive educational Indigenous...2022-07-0530 minArt WavesEpisode Five: Lucy E.M. BlackAuthor and educator Lucy E.M. Black joins Art Waves to discuss the importance of bearing witness in her writing and the journey to getting published. Lucy details her three published books: Eleanor Courtown, Stella’s Carpet, and The Marzipan Fruit Basket. She explores the important themes within the pages of each story and explains why she was drawn to these historical narratives.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this podcast series happen!
Learn more about Lucy E.M. Black, here: https://lucyemblack.com/2022-06-2838 min
Quality Pest Control GTAPest Control In ScugogOur Pest Control in Scugog takes pride in having the necessary experience and knowledge to keep its customers happy. We are proud of our work, but even more so of the fantastic achievements we have attained over the years. Quality Pest Control GTA is a highly regarded and well-respected pest control company with offices in York, Durham, and Toronto. We provide top-notch pest control and animal removal services at affordable pricing. Scugog is a township in the Regional Municipality of Durham, south-central Ontario, Canada. It is northeast of Toronto and just north of Oshawa. The anchor and largest population bas...2022-06-2800 minArt WavesEpisode Four: Matt SomervilleMatt Somerville, Two Blokes Cider Co-Founder, joins Art Waves to discuss the rewards and challenges of opening a cidery in a rural community, where he sees the future of farming, and his plans to use arts and culture to create a buzz in Scugog.
Matt explains how his roots and travels shaped his passion for cider and how his background as an urban planner not only gave him a unique perspective but also came in handy when setting up Two Blokes Cider.
BONUS: Enjoy a brief history of cider!
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this...2022-06-2125 minArt WavesEpisode Three: Michael WilliamsonActor Michael Williamson discusses growing up around the arts. How it inspired him to make his own mark in the theatre world. And what it’s like being a working actor in a small rural community.
Michael and Marion also talk about how the pandemic forced actors to adapt to a new medium to keep the show going and how seeing peers in the spotlight can foster a strong artistic community.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this podcast happen!2022-06-1428 minArt WavesEpisode Two: Carey NicholsonCarey Nicholson of Theatre on the Ridge joins Art Waves to discuss how the theatre company is keeping live theatre alive. From exploring the realm of Canadian content and acting as an incubator for theatrical activity in Durham Region — Theater on the Ridge works with diverse groups to tell important stories.
Carey gives a sneak peek of the Theatre on the Ridge 2022 summer season, including exciting partnerships with Ontario Culture Days and the Scugog Shores Museum Village.
Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for helping make this podcast possible!
Learn more about Theatre on the Ridge: http://www.theatreontheridge.ca2022-06-0736 min
The Rooster Crows LPCC PodcastCamp Scugog. Where Magic Happens!Welcome to The Rooster Crows, brought to you by Lawrence Park Community Church.
Today, we are with Camp Scugog! It is a special place that holds a piece of our hearts in the LPCC community, and we hope to share why that is with you all right now.
Summer camps are a major part of the ministry of the United Church of Canada. The UCC currently runs over 50 camps across Canada, with a huge range in ages and interests. There are camps focused on wilderness exploration, arts and music, those specialized for LGBTQ kids...2022-05-2944 minArt WavesEpisode One: Shannon KellyMeet Shannon Kelly, Recreation and Culture Coordinator at the Township of Scugog. Shannon and Art Waves host Marion Meyers discuss the Scugog Shores Museum and its mission to the community, unique history, fun events, and youth recreation camps.
Discover where the museum gets its historical items and how they determine what makes it in their collection. Shannon touches on the museum’s relationship with the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nations and how they have worked together to engage and teach local youth about the rich history of the Indigenous people whose land the museum resides on.
Shannon describes the mu...2022-05-2525 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio Tour"Whispering Old Tree - Gaasknazo Gete Mitg" by Adam Connolly (In Head Memorial Cemetery)Located in Head Memorial Cemetery, this masterpiece was created by Adam Connolly in 2007. This is an eco sculpture created from a sugar maple illustrating the story of Sky Woman and includes symbols central to the natural heritage and ceremony of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation.2021-08-1900 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourHead Memorial ChurchOriginally Episcopalian Methodist, the Church was built here in 1860 with the tea room added in 1914. The cemetery contains the graves of 110-120 individuals, many of them the first settlers on Scugog Island. The Head UCW had a monument constructed to preserve some of the original stones. In 1990, Head Church and Cemetery received designation as an historic site under the Ontario Heritage Act.2021-08-1902 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourOjibway Heritage Interpretive LandsA partnership between the Scugog Shores Museum and the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation was established in 1998. The goal of this collaboration was to create an exhibit that interprets the natural and cultural history of the Scugog Watershed prior to European settlement. our collection of trees and plants in OHIL forms a representative slice of the species that flourished throughout the area at that time. Also on display are a traditionally made wigwam and birch barn canoe.2021-08-1903 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourHarness & Cobbler's ShopThe harness-maker was essential in communities who relied on horse-drawn travel. The cobbler used a corner of the shop for his work. He often travelled around to farms to make shoes for the whole family.2021-08-1902 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourRodman CabinThe Rodmans were one of the founding families of Scugog Island. When visiting a friend in the late 1830's, Isaac Rodman was so impressed with the area he immediately took a lot and began clearing the land to build a home for his wife Sarah and seven children. Unfortunately, Sarah did not live to see the log cabin he built for her. The cabin and homestead stayed in the Rodman family until the early 20th century.2021-08-1901 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourBeef RingBefore refrigeration, local families worked together to oversee the butchering and distribution of fresh meat. Each member of the beef ring took their turn supplying an animal for slaughter. All members of the group received a portion of the meat. This system ensured the meat would be consumed before it spoiled. The original family names are still on the walls.2021-08-1903 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourWoodwright Shop and Display BarnThe Woodwright Shop contains a large collection of tools used throughout the nineteenth century. The attached barn houses early agricultural and transportation technology.2021-08-1903 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourBlacksmith ShopThe blacksmith's shop was essential to all early villages. The nails and bolts the blacksmith built kept the town together, the plows and wagons he repaired kept the crops growing, and the kettles and pots he shaped kept the people fed. Usually located at the main village crossroads, his shop was the social hub of the community.2021-08-1901 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourLog cabinThis pioneer home, built circa 1845, was the first type of permanent home a family would build on their property. It is furnished simply in the style of the early settlers.2021-08-1902 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourPrint ShopThe Print Shop building was originally a summer kitchen, belonging to the Alldred home on Scugog Island. The front doors came from the old Port Perry Star office. The large Gordon Printing Press on display was also used by the Port Perry Star.2021-08-1903 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourLee HouseThis was the original home of Joseph and Rosina Lee. The Lees' were one of the founding families of the village of Greenbank, North of Port Perry. Built in 1865, the house represents a typical village home of the Victorian era.2021-08-1902 min
Scugog Shores Museum Village Audio TourHead SchoolBuilt originally on this site in 1880, the building served as the community school until 1960. It was raised, extended and bricked in 1927. The school now houses exhibits depicting early Port Perry Merchants.2021-08-1902 min
The Jonathan van Bilsen Show2021-03 - The BIA and Chamber, Working for YouJonathan van Bilsen learns the differences, as well as the purposes of the Port Perry Business Improvement Association as well as the Scugog Chamber of Commerce. Guests include Marina Brock, Treasurer of the BIA and Michael Filip, Chair of the Scugog Chamber.Click Subscribe to receive notice of our monthly episodesComments or questions concerning the show should be addressed to info@jonathanvanbilsen.comPort Perry BIA: https://discoverportperry.caScugog Chamber of Commerce: https://scugogchamber.ca/2021-03-2128 min
Philosophy Talk Starters280: What Is Love?More at http://philosophytalk.org/shows/what-love.
It may seem doubtful that philosophers have much to tell us about love (beyond their love of wisdom). Surely it is the poets who have the market cornered when it comes to deep reflection on the nature of love. John and Ken question the notion that love cannot be captured by the light of reason by turning their attention to the philosophy of love with philosopher-poet Troy Jollimore from CSU Chico. Troy is the author of "Love’s Vision," as well as two collections of poems: "At Lake Scugog" and 2006's "Tom Thomson in...2021-02-1410 min
Land Decolonized PodcastChief Kelly LaRocca, Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation Ep.5Send us a text"Enabling land based self-government and opening up economic development opportunities was the motivation behind the land code for the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation," says Chief Kelly LaRocca. Chief LaRocca reflects on the history of how the land code came to her community, and how it has engaged her people to come home and get involved with governance and the economic future of the community. 2021-01-0630 min
The Jonathan van Bilsen Show2020-11 - A Conversation with the Mayor of Scugog TownshipAn in-depth interview with Scugog Township Mayor, her Worship, Bobbie Drew. Find out the story behind the woman that runs Scugog.Comments or questions concerning the show should be addressed to info@jonathanvanbilsen.comClick Subscribe to receive notice of our monthly episodes2020-11-1529 min
Durham Business PodcastDurham Business Podcast #5 - Marion MeyersMarion Meyers is the President of the Board of Directors for The Scugog Council for the Arts.
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CanInnovateEmbracing the Change with Rich Batchelor of Toronto Change DaysRichard Batchelor the Founder of Toronto Change Days and President of Capillary Consulting has been delivering successful change for over 25 years. Always an early adopter, change thinker and someone who relishes the challenge of embracing the new, he is a strong believer in following the mantra of his university - their motto is "Do Different" and that's what he's been doing ever since. Episode Overview: Â Richard is a very highly respected international change management professional with extensive experience delivering successful outcomes to engagements in business transformation, enterprise technology solutions and organizational re...2018-10-0300 min
Power Hour Bonus HourPHBH - Power Bless Anniversary Showcase100 years 100 episodes! The boys celebrate the 1 year anniversary of PHBH in grand fashion by holding the PowerBlessInc. Anniversary Showcase Special! Throughout the week we'll be showcasing podcasts and the winner will be selected to be picked up and consumed by the PowerBlessInc corporate machine!
Today's episode starts with 2 of the finalists: Handy Jobs, and Scugog Channel 9 News.
This episode includes the finalist podcasts "Handy Jobs" and "The Official Scugog Channel 9 News Podcast"
Stay tuned as other finalists will be released through the week.
-Tiff xoxo2018-08-2006 min
The Spoop Files PodcastCase File #10: Ghosts of Port PerryOn this week's episode of The Spoop Files, Alex, Myia and special guest Ivan delve into the multitude of ghostly apparitions within the confines of Port Perry, a small town with a big paranormal presence!
I don't want to tell you to give us money, but you can find us at https://www.patreon.com/thespoopfiles. There are benefits to helping us out!
Supplementary Files
Ghosts in general
http://www.real-british-ghosts.com/types-of-ghost.html myia doesn’t thinnk this list is complete… or even only ghost types, but its a good start...2018-07-1800 min
The Standard NewspaperAugust 3rd, 2017 "Upcoming Skate Contest in Uxbridge" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Blue Green Algae a concern in Scugog, Uxbridge, and Kawartha. (2) Ribfest returns to Port Perry this weekend. (3) Upcoming Skate Contest in Uxbridge. (4) Teddy Bear Picnic Comes to Lindsay. (5) Wet summer leading to field closures and postponed games. (6) Port Perry Golfer Named All-America Scholar. (7) West Nile Virus Confirmed in Durham Region and Kawartha Lakes. The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-08-0318 min
The Standard NewspaperJuly 27th, 2017 "Scugog gives temporary zoning for Winding Roads Music Festival" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Scugog gives temporary zoning for Winding Roads Music Festival.(2) Thomas rolling back to Uxbridge in August.(3) Kawartha Wholesale Bakery, Fresh Products, at An Affordable Price.(4) SPORTS: Lake Scugog Regatta returns next weekend.(5) ARTS: 30th Annual Musicians Corn Roast.(6) AGRICULTURE: Cattle Farmer Talks Local Meat and Grass Fed Beef.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-07-2717 min
The Standard NewspaperJuly 20th, 2017 "Provincial Funds are Coming to Lakeridge Health" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Provincial Funds are Coming to Lakeridge Health.(2) 7th Annual Ride To Remember Event Returns to Uxbridge.(3) Retired NHL Player Tees Off at Local Golf Tournament for Boys and Girls Club.(4) SPORTS: Mike Wilson Confirmed as This Year’s Guest Speaker at Scugog Hall of Fame.(5) The Story Behind the Person: Joseph Bigelow, Port Perry's First Mayor.(6) ARTS: Uxbridge Scottish Festival.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-07-2021 min
The Standard NewspaperJune 29th, 2017 "Ward Changes, Canada Day Perfomance from CAVES" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Scugog wards to change for 2018 election.(2) Uxbridge Ward Boundaries to Change for 2018 Election.(3) MP Jamie Schmale to host blood donor clinic.(4) ARTS: CAVES to take to the stage at Palmer Park July 1st.MUSIC BY CAVES, USED BY PERMISSION.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-06-2909 min
The Standard NewspaperJuly 15th, 2017 "Scugog, Geranium Corporation, reach settlement on Canterbury lands" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Scugog, Geranium Corporation, reach settlement on Canterbury lands. (2) Schmale announces funding to 99 organizations to support youth employment. (3) SPORTS: Trevor Britton is golden at Toronto competition. (4) Your Water Foorpint: An Interview with Stephen Leahy. The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-06-1526 min
The Standard NewspaperJune 8th, 2017 "Scugog Mayor Tom Rowett will not seek re-election" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Scugog Mayor Tom Rowett will not seek re-election in 2018.(2) Made In Canada, Eh!(3) MP Schmale launches ‘save the walleye’ website.(4) WHEELS: From Corner Five.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-06-0810 min
The Standard NewspaperMay 25th, 2017 "The shock of rising hydro bills" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Scugog to continue discussions with OLG and Mississaugas about casino revenue.(2) The shock of rising hydro bills.(3) Mayor Letham looks to the future at annual chamber luncheon.(4) SPORTS: NDUFC season kicks off with league games and Picture Day.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-05-2512 min
The Standard NewspaperMay 4th, 2017 "Ice rental rates set to rise in Scugog" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Ice rental rates set to rise in Scugog.(2) Uxbridge looking to purchase and plant ‘Vimy Oaks’.(3) Open letter from Ontario PCs.(4) Schmale encourages both sides in the Canadian hearing society strike to work towards a deal.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-05-0407 min
The Standard NewspaperApril 27th, 2017 "Scugog files $105 million lawsuit against GFL and their associates" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Scugog files $105 million lawsuit against GFL and their associates(2) DDSB appoints new trustee for township(3) Break and enter sucpect(s) wanted after break-in at Orono Church(4) Bike Sharing in Bobcaygeon The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-04-2714 min
The Standard NewspaperApril 20th, 2017 "Boys & Girls Club of Kawartha Lakes is making a difference" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Work on Scugog Line 6 underway.(2) Huck Finn fishing day back this weekend.(3) Local Residents Urged to Give Input on New Drug Strategy.(4) Boys & Girls Club of Kawartha Lakes is making a difference.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-04-2012 min
The Standard NewspaperApril 13th, 2017 "MPP Scott to launch petion to stop court closure" & moreHeadlines this week:
(1) Scugog defers bridge decision.
(2) MPP Scott to launch petion to stop court closure.
(3) Half Marathon returns to Uxbridge.
(4) WHEELS: From Corner Five.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-04-1311 min
The Standard NewspaperMarch 30th, 2017 "Companies looking to bring fibre internet to Uxbridge." & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Scugog & Uxbridge work together to build New Animal Shelter.(2) Companies looking to bring fibre internet to Uxbridge.(3) New ward boundary system in Kawartha Lakes.(4) Two Women can Pursue their Dreams Thanks to Soroptimist.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-03-3013 min
The Standard NewspaperFeb 23rd, 2017 United Way bringing astronaut to LindsayHeadlines this week: (1) 16 Year old dead after snowmobile goes into Lake Scugog.(2) North Durham municipalities sticking with vote by mail in 2018.(3) United Way bringing Canada's most famous astronaut to Lindsay.(4) SPORTS: Bruins advance to semis after dramatic comeback vs. Knights.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-02-2312 min
The Standard NewspaperFeb 2nd "Grade 10 student receives award" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) Scugog Mayor Rowett Delivers Chamber Address.(2) Grade 10 student receives Mark Slater Memorial Award.(3) artsVest brings year long training. (4) SPORTS: MoJacks shut out Chiefs.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-02-0210 min
The Standard NewspaperJan 26th, 2017 - Scugog celebrates Canada's 150th anniversary & MoreHeadlines this week: (1) Scugog celebrates Canada's 150th anniversary.(2) Canada Summer Jobs application extended.(3) Increasing crime rates concerns Uxbridge council. (4) SPORTS: MoJacks win streak ends at five games after OT loss to Eagles.The Standard News Corp. © 2017. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2017-01-2611 min
The Standard NewspaperJan, 12th, Scugog Honour Roll & More
Headlines this week:
(1) Uxbridge fire chief Richardson leaves department after almost ten years serving township.
(2) Scugog honour roll.
(3) SPORTS: Lindsay Muskies VS. Stouffvile Spirit.
(4) SPORTS: Bruins snap streak
The Standard News Corp. © 2017.
Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca
2017-01-1213 min
The Standard NewspaperDec. 22nd , 2016 Scugog looks to correct ward population imbalance (& more stories)
Headlines this week:
(1) Scugog looks to correct ward population imbalance.
(2) Uxbridge eyes four percent tax increase.
(3) MP Schmale supports campgrounds and small businesses.
(4) SPORTS: MoJacks tame Bruins ahead of Friday night rematch.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca
2016-12-2213 min
The Standard NewspaperDec. 8th, 2016 Scugog dredging project receives support in principle
Headlines this week:
(1) Lake Scugog dredging project receives support in principle from Township.
(2) Outdoor fitness equipment coming to Elgin Park.
(3) Changes coming to City of Kawartha Lakes Lindsay transit in December.
(4) SPORTS: MoJacks melt Ice in lopsided victory.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca
2016-12-0810 min
The Standard NewspaperNov. 17th, 2016 No loss expected from hospital merger (& more stories)
Headlines this week:
(1) Scugog looks at arena solar project as possible revenue source.
(2) No losses of services expected at Port Perry hospital from merger.
(3) Kawartha Christmas House Tour 2016.
(4) SPORTS: MoJacks extend winning streak to 18 games.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca
2016-11-1711 min
The Standard NewspaperNov. 10th, 2016 "OMB approves drive through" & moreHeadlines this week: (1) OMB approves drive through at 168 Brock Street.(2) Scugog council gives input on capital budget ahead of open house.(3) Kawartha Lakes Paramedic Chief assures residents of the right level of response to 911 calls.(4) MoJacks extend their winning streak.The Standard News Corp. © 2016. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2016-11-1011 min
The Standard NewspaperOctober 13th, 2016
Headlines this week:
(1) Fun fair, dinner fundraiser set for this Saturday.
(2) Scugog sets target tax rate of 1.5 per cent for 2017.
(3) Trip to drive through leads to impaired driving charges.
(4) SPORTS: Muskies vs Pickering Panthers Friday night.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca
2016-10-1308 min
The Standard NewspaperSeptember 22nd 2016Headlines this week: (1) The Standard News and United Way's annual partnership.(2) Ontario transportation survey rolls out.(3) Budget changes for Scugog.(4) SPORTS: Junior hockey teams open 2016-17 season.The Standard News Corp. © 2016. Produced by GreenStreams Studio www.greenstreamsstudio.ca2016-09-2211 min
The Standard NewspaperSeptember 1st, 2016Headlines this week: 1) Postal Union delays the strike deadline.2) West Nile spotted in Scugog and Kawarthas.3) James Barker Band set to take the stage at Port Perry Fair.4) SPORTS: Skater Josee Foster honoured with Marion Cassie award.The Standard News Corp. © 2016. <a href="http://www.thestandardnewspaper.ca">www.thestandardnewspaper.ca</a>Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio. <a href="http://www.greenstreamsstudio.ca">www.greenstreamsstudio.ca</a>2016-09-0115 min
The Standard NewspaperAugust 18th, 2016Headlines this week: 1) 45th Heritage Days Set for Aug 27th & 28th.2) Boys and Girls Club receives federal funds.3) Scugog Island home robbed on Thursday August 4th.4) Have your say on Council Pay.5) SPORTS: North Durham United Under 14 girls win cup championship.The Standard News Corp. © 2016.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-08-1809 min
The Standard NewspaperJune 30th, 2016Headlines this week:
1 New Animal Shelter close to $1 million.
2 Council acted in bad faith blocking use of road court rules.
3 Scugog prepairing to begin recording council meetings.
4 SPORTS: U16 Girls show heart in draw.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-06-3008 min
The Standard NewspaperJune 16th, 2016Headlines this week:
1 Scugog to set up a works reserve.
2 Lindsay chamber awars this Friday.
3 Exciting changes to Durham Region Transit.
4 SPORTS: Exciting soccer season ahead for North Durham Football Club.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.
2016-06-1609 min
The Standard NewspaperJune 9th, 2016Headlines this week:
1 Scugog man dead after stabbing in Oshawa.
2 Uxbridge township moves excess fill.
3 MP Schmale committing over $680,000 for summer job creation.
4 SPORTS: Ontario lumberjack championship swings by Brock June 11.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-06-0905 min
The Standard NewspaperMay 26th, 2016Headlines this week:
1 Proposed Campbell Dr. Park is Currently on Hold.
2 Man charged after passing out.
3 Scugog names Paul Allore new CAO.
4 SPORTS: North Durham shines at LOSSA.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-05-2608 min
The Standard NewspaperMay 19th, 2016Headlines this week:
1 Commemorative First & Second World War mural unveiled in Lindsay.
2 Scugog taking legal action against Greenbank Airways.
3 Environmental assessment planned for Uxbridge culvert.
4 SPORTS: New Fields of Uxbridge plan promises exciting changes.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-05-1909 min
The Standard NewspaperApril 21st, 2016Headlines this week:
1 Huck Finn Day.
2 Internet project coming to Scugog Island.
3 Canada Day Kawartha Lakes Funding
4 SPORTS Uxbridge swimmers at Olympic trials.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-04-2108 min
The Standard NewspaperApril 14th, 2016Headlines this week:
1 Future of Epsom PS once again up for discussion.
2 Shooting 4 Mental Health set for weekend.
3 Turkey shoot contest at LP Outfitters begins April 25th.
4 Ty Dellandrea becomes Scugog's highest drafted OHL.
The Standard News Corp. © 2016.
Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-04-1410 min
The Standard NewspaperMarch 3rd, 2016Headlines this week: 1 Scugog approves tax.2 Brock Youth Centre in Uxbridge.3 Women's Day.4 SPORTS Emily Head at Toronto Sportsmen Show.The Standard News Corp. © 2016.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-03-0309 min
The Standard NewspaperFebruary 18th, 2016Headlines this week:
1 7 year old injured at ski resort.2 First family of refugees arrives.3 MP Jamie Schmale visits municipalities.4 Highschool basketball team grows together.
The Scugog Standard Limited © 2016.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-02-1810 min
The Standard NewspaperFebruary 18th, 2016Headlines this week:
1 7 year old injured at ski resort.2 First family of refugees arrives.3 MP Jamie Schmale visits municipalities.4 Highschool basketball team grows together.
The Scugog Standard Limited © 2016.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-02-1810 min
The Standard NewspaperFebruary 11th, 2016Headlines this week:
1 Uxbridge beehive project.2 Scugog budget ready for open house.3 Kawartha road resurfacing planned.4 SPORTS MoJacks in 1st round of playoffs.
The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-02-1110 min
The Standard NewspaperJanuary 28th, 2016Headlines this week:
1 Uxbridge adding veterans banners.2 Scugog scouring for budget savings.3 Car wash coin thieves caught.4 SPORTS MoJacks past and present.
The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2016-01-2808 min
The Standard NewspaperDecember 10th, 2015Headlines this week:
1 Several projects at fields of Uxbridge.2 Budget issues delay Scugog road repairs.3 2016 collection calander released.4 SPORTS Mojacks still searching for consistency.
The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2015-12-1013 min
The Standard NewspaperNovember 12th, 2015Headlines this week:
1 Input sought for new Uxbridge PumpPark.2 Councillors endorse Lake Scugog dredging.3 Helpful hints for drivers to steer clear of deer this winter.4 SPORTS: Mojacks on home ice.
The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2015-11-1211 min
The Standard NewspaperNovember 5th, 2015Headlines this week:
1 Downtown Project receives make over.2 New program offers a fresh look for Scugog.3 Lindsay Legion continues remembrance.4 Sports Bruins claw past Mojacks.
The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2015-11-0510 min
The Standard NewspaperOctober 22nd, 2015Headlines this week:
1 O'Toole Remains MP.2 Millions set aside for Scugog internet project.3 Transit strategy up for review.4 SPORTS: MoJacks VS Bruins.
The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2015-10-2214 minThe Standard NewspaperOctober 8th, 2015Headlines this week: 1 Driver sentenced almost six years after death of Chris Skinner. 2 Thanksgiving food drive on in North Durham. 3 Scugog fixes line 6. 4 Port Perry’s Graeme Hossack soaring with Knighthawks. The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015. Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2015-10-0810 min
The Standard NewspaperOctober 1st, 2015 (Happy Podcast Day)HAPPY PODCAST DAY!
Headlines this week:
1 Blackstock woman dead, son charged with murder.2 Scugog moves closer to purchase of internet company.3 Information Sought on Text Prankster.4 SPORTS Marco Mastrangelo & Loose Pucks.
The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2015-10-0112 min
The Standard NewspaperSeptember 3rd, 2015Headlines this week: 1 Infant rescued as boats collide on Lake Scugog.2 Councillors pondering more bite in fines for off leash dogs.3 Chuckwagon races roll into 2015 Port Perry Fair.4 SPORTS North Durham United FC still kicking as season winds down.The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2015-09-0309 minThe Standard NewspaperThe Standard Podcast August 27th, 2015Headlines this week: 1 Infant rescued as boats collide on Lake Scugog. 2 Councillors pondering more bite in fines for off leash dogs. 3 Chuckwagon races roll into 2015 Port Perry Fair. 4 SPORTS North Durham United FC still kicking as season winds down. The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015. Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio. DOWNLOAD: https://www.dropbox.com/s/bomi2w4sha441wr/The%20Stadnard%20Podcast%202015%2008%2027.mp3?dl=02015-08-2708 min
The Standard NewspaperAugust 20th, 2015Headlines this week: 1 Scugog seeking new CAO. 2 Heritage Days returns to Uxbridge. 3 School Board Negotiations. 4 SPORTS Uxbridge's Alex Welsh at CTMP. The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015. Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio. DOWNLOAD: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yb4fu5m830pxson/2015-08-20%20The%20Standard%20Podcast.mp3?dl=02015-08-2011 min
The Standard NewspaperJune 18th, 2015Headlines this week: 1 Maud statue unveiling set for Saturday.2 Scugog is searching for more doctors3 Scugog seeking federal funds for Old Mill repairs4 WHEELS: Hathaway repeats as winner in QuebecThe Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.DOWNLOAD: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yh55q3424jdgv7n/The%20Standard%20Podcast%20June%2018th%2C%202015.mp3?dl=02015-06-1808 min
The Standard NewspaperJune 11th, 2915Headlines this week: 1 Construction set to start on new Fire Hall this summer.2 New deal for Scugog fire fighters.3 Epsom P.S. will remain open.4 WHEELS: Historic Grand Prix next weekend.The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.2015-06-1109 min
The Standard NewspaperJune 4th, 2015Headlines this week: 1 Support mental health by walking and talking.2 Anderson addresses Scugog.3 Noreen Malcolm is Scugog’s Senior of the Year.4 SPORTS: Kiera Kuebeck is golden at Canada East Championships.The Scugog Standard Limited © 2015.Produced by Christopher Green of GreenStreams Studio.DOWNLOAD: https://www.dropbox.com/s/c07nx3pggtst035/The%20Standard%20Podcast%20June%204th%2C%202015.mp3?dl=02015-06-0408 min