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The Renfrew County Teachers’ Local joins the The Steve Coppin Webs group of websites.

Visit https://www.renfrewteachers.ca

We are one of 31 Occasional Teacher locals of the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (E.T.F.O.) which represents over 78,000 teachers, and education workers in Ontario. Occasional Teachers replace classroom teachers on a daily or long term basis whenever a teacher is absent.

North Pigeon Lake Association is located in Trent Lakes and the City of Kawartha Lakes.  We work hard on behalf of our members to keep them informed of the important issues that tend to preserve and promote the beauty of this area in which we live and play. Our concerted voices via the NPLA are heard and we get the attention of those elected officials that represent us.

Welcome to the Durham Regional Police Pensioners web site. All pensioners of the Durham Regional Police Service are eligible to be a member of this Association.

The DRPPA holds  General Meetings in the Spring which is the  Annual General Meeting, and another one in the Fall, both of which are held at the Durham Regional Police Association building.
The Pensioners’ Annual Picnic is held in late August generally the last Thursday

…”the little club that grew”… In 1997, a group of 8 friends got together to cycle the Haliburton countryside. Through word-of-mouth, the group quickly grew to approximately 30 people. As a result, the Highlands Cycling Club was formed in the fall of 1998. The club continued to grow and in 2005 the Highlands Cycling Club changed its name and officially became the Haliburton Real Easy Ryders. We are a volunteer based non-profit organization.  Our membership consists mostly of individuals in the 50+ range but is open to everyone over the age of 18.

The Kawartha Lakes Green Trails Alliance is a not for profit organization whose mission is to promote a compatible system of sustainable trails within the City of Kawartha Lakes for the benefit of all residents and visitors. The organization seeks to be a voice for self propelled, active trail opportunities.  Along with our Alliance partners we seek to improve personal health and the local economy by promoting walking and cycling opportunities for residents to encourage active lifestyles. Through the volunteer efforts of our Board of Directors and members our vision is to have the City of Kawartha Lakes become a better place to live by improving cycling, walking, jogging, running, in line skating opportunities and accessibility for the disabled. Read about our successes in our detailed list of accomplishments. Add your voice to our organization, become a member today!