New Years Eve; the time of year when my younger self was ready to party.
But of recent New Years has taken on a new meaning
New Years Eve; the time of year when my younger self was ready to party.
But of recent New Years has taken on a new meaning
As the sun sets day after day, not all natural resources disappear to the naked eye, especially in locations situated in central and northern Ontario
Everywhere you look there are sparkly lights, holiday events and Christmas shoppers. I think Orillia must be one of the most generous communities around – one reason why I love living here.
Looking for a gift in time for the holidays? Take a look at some options that give back to our environment.
See you Sunday for this great family event!
It can really be an exciting time of the year, especially if you live by a lake as we do, for you never know from one day to the next, what species of bird will appear on the lake.
Thanks to the kindness of 25 monthly givers, a $5,000 gift has been triggered in support of our conservation efforts.
We are not the owners of this Earth, we are merely its guardians for a short time. That being said, the pace of world trade, manufacturing and consumption has grown exponentially in the past century.
It all started as an idea to ensure that children have the knowledge and tools to tackle complex environmental issues. Today, that idea continues to grow and evolve, as The Couchiching Conservancy has launched an eco-club called the Little Sprouts.
As a longtime resident of Orillia and Simcoe County, I’ve watched our community grow, change and develop over time. Some of my favourite places in town – restaurants, stores, forests and playgrounds –are still here while others have been replaced or removed entirely.