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Former Kirkland Lake author tackles men's mental health in new writings (opens the original)
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Men’s mental health is the subject of a couple of new books created by former Kirkland Lake, author, Danny Blanchard. The books, “Pinstripes & Blondes: Surviving Booze, Broads and Blow” and “The hourglass was lying” were written under his pen name, Mark Daniels, and in an interview with the Northern News, he explains the genesis of the novels. “They go through early life trauma, which so many of us have gone through, in the Gen-X era. I call it the silent generation. We didn’t talk about those t
Kirkland Lake's Terry Fox run raises over $10,000 (opens the original)
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Cold and rainy conditions did not dampen the spirits of those who came to Civic Park on Sunday for the annual Terry Fox Run. The morning started with a warmup near the park’s bandstand conducted by Kirkland Lake’s Rhythm and Motion Academy of Dance and then it was off for the run. According to organizers, to date just over $10,000 was raised and that total is expected to rise. For the first time, the fundraiser included a silent auction though Facebook, which alone garnered $1452. Organizers wer
Fiscal management the main platform in Lessard's run for Kirkland Lake council (opens the original)
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How town leaders spend Kirkland Lake taxpayers’ dollars is what inspired Robert Lessard to run for council in the upcoming municipal elections. The first-time candidate recently sat down with the Northern News. During the conversation, Lessard made it clear that spending is the main plank of his platform. “What inspired me is I have heard a lot of people complain about the way they (council) are spending people’s money in the Town of Kirkland Lake. “A swimming pool for $20 million, the fire depa
Kirkland Lake council adopts winter maintenance manual (opens the original)
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Kirkland Lake Council has adopted the municipality’s 2026-2027 winter maintenance manual. During Tuesday’s meeting council received a presentation from the director of public works, Stephane Fortin. In his report Fortin stated “administration took a comprehensive review of the manual using three primary sources of input; Our operational experience from recent winter seasons, feedback received from residents and council (and) the recommendations arising from KPMG’s winter maintenance operational
Mayor, council pay tribute to outgoing Coun. Pat Kiely (opens the original)
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Tuesday’s Kirkland Lake town council meeting marked the last session for the 2018-2022 term. And with it came the end of an era as councillor and former mayor Pat Kiely, retires from municipal politics. In her remarks near the end of the meeting, mayor Stacy Wight paid tribute to Kiely “Over the past 12 years, serving both as council member and former mayor, Pat brought experience, insight and a strong commitment to our community. “He never hesitated to share his perspective; ask questions or ad
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