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      Member of Lindsay & District Chamber of Commerce

      Located at 3290 Hwy. 35, Lindsay

      Located at William St N and Peel St, Lindsay

      Shoppers Drug Mart, downtown Lindsay, had signs and posters up detailing their rules and guides for store access and use during the COVID-19 pandemic. The store offered priority access for Frontline Healthcare Workers with healthcare photo ID. This included entrance to the store, pharmacy drop-off and pick-up, and front cash. …

      Olympia Restaurant remained open following the declared State of Emergency, increasing sanitizing protocols and cleaning frequency in all business areas, encouraged staff to stay home if they felt symptoms, and asked customers to remain home if they feel unwell. Later, the restaurant fully closed, including takeout and delivery options. They …

      The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 238, Fenelon Falls, closed to all veterans and dependents and provided contact information for the Branch Service Officer Glenn Wood if anyone needed assistance.

      Charity - located at 241 Kent St W, Lindsay - Director: Melanie Styles, M.S.W.

      Walsten Marine, Kinmount, closed temporarily during the COVID-19 pandemic, but remained accessible via phone and email contact.

      Coby Pharmacy shared the details of how to use their new Curbside Pick-up service.

      Fenelon Falls Pharmasave implmented a closed door policy in response to positive cases of COVID-19 in the City. Customers were able to obtain prescriptions through delivery service or curbside pickup.

      Shields Home Hardware, Coboconk posted large signs about their Drive-Thru only service.

      Tim Hortons locations in Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls and Coboconk offered free lunches from March 25, 2020 to April 5, 2020 for children age 13 and under to help those struggling with food insecurity and reliant on school lunch programs for a meal.

      Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this work are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the United Townships of Head, Clara and Maria Public Library or Council. Neither of the United Townships of Head, Clara and Maria Public Library or Council accepts …

      Pamphlet created for Our Lady of the Snows 40th anniversary celebration and mass in Stonecliffe Ontario.

      This is a nineteen page collection of photos and a brief history account of Thompson Township. It is held in a soft cover (duotang style folder) and was compiled by Mr. Archie Roach.

      The Oakville Historical Society, the Trafalgar Township Historical Society, the Bronte Historical Society and the Town of Oakville Heritage Planning Department have been able to assist.

      This study was conducted over two summers by nine different students. It was sponsored by the Opportunities for Youth Program.

 Shannon Quesnel, The Sault Star, April 18, 2007     This two-page article from the on-line Elliot Lake Standard concerns the new candidate for the Green Party for Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing. The article documents how the 18 year old candidate, Greg Evans, came to hold this position and provides other background information about him.

      This is a photocopy of a page found in the Canadian Workshop Magazine detailing the construction of a wooden unit built by Jim Eagles of Blind River.

      This article shares that while Blind River could be a tough town, it also had a fully equipped brokerage office.