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By Emily Stonehouse
Dysart passed their budget earlier this year by following a standard status quo pattern. Very few feathers were ruffled. If you blinked, you may have even missed it on the agenda altogether.
That’s a stark contrast to the way Minden has rolled out their 2026 season. I’ve lost count of how many meetings have been dedicated to the convers...
By Emily Stonehouse
“If you build it, they will come.”
That’s the mindset of Kathy Judson as she shared the iconic Field of Dreams quote, in reference to her newest project: a gymnastics gym in the heart of Haliburton. “It just feels right.”
Judson is a lifelong athlete, coach, and a mother of two active girls. Before moving to ...
By Adam Frisk
When you step into Pharmasave Haliburton Village Pharmacy, the typical “big-box” experience of fluorescent lights, aisles of industrial cleaning products, and a lotto machine shouting “winner, gagnant!” is nowhere to be found or heard.
Instead, clients are greeted by polished concrete floors, an elegant, peaceful atmosphere, and a curated sel...
By Adam Frisk
he Municipality of Dysart et al council approved the 2026 budget, with the final property tax increase set at 4.98 per cent, a notable drop from the 5.83 per cent initially proposed in December.
During a special meeting of council on Jan. 9, Mayor Murray Fearrey characterized the budget as a “stand-pat” document designed to maintain existing ...
By Emily Stonehouse
Haliburton County strives to be a place where all are welcome, supported, and seen. And through the multi-year joint accessibility plan, spanning between 2023 to 2027, initiatives mapped out aim to do just that.
During a regular meeting of county council on Jan. 14, Sue Tiffin, the director of community outreach, presented an outline of...