Podcasts about Kincardine

This week on the podcast, a chat with an old friend and a new friend about a festival that started in Kincardine back in 1999. As we get set to celebrate 26 years this year, Tony Doherty and Kristine McMahon are here to chat about the Kincardine Scottish Festival & Highland Games and their mandate to preserve, enhance, and celebrate Kincardine's Scottish roots!It's a weekend of great music, competitions and cultural workshops … Highland athletes and dancers, pipe bands and as always some incredible concerts!

-Preparing to run a muck of the International Silver Stick Finals together as a TEAM -Winning the Silver Stick final in your hometown with your brothers in front of a full barn in overtime -Choosing the starting lineups through mooing and hockey is supposed to be fun -Figuring out the Kincardine Kinucks favourite drills and memories from a fun first half of the season -Shaving our heads, golf tournaments, trophies and having a lot of fun playing the game

In this episode of the Care Ministry Podcast, host Laura Howe sits down with Pastor Tina Drysdale of Center of Hope Victory Church in Kincardine, Ontario. They discuss the challenges and opportunities of developing a care ministry in a small-town church setting, particularly in the wake of the pandemic. Tina shares how her congregation has embraced a diverse demographic, responded to community needs through practical outreach, and fostered hope and healing. Laura provides insightful guidance on building sustainable care systems, training volunteers, and balancing the many roles of a pastor in a small church. Quotes "To have a Center of Hope, we need to be able to offer hope, which ultimately is Jesus, but alongside that is being His hands and feet in practical ways." – Tina Drysdale "Care ministry is less about having the gift of compassion and more about the gift of administration. It's about coordinating, delegating, and supervising care." – Laura Howe "Hope becomes hopelessness if you don't know the way and don't have a pathway out." – Laura Howe "We took $9,000 saved for a church building and invested it back into our community during COVID, and God blessed us with a building shortly after." – Tina Drysdale "By creating different entry points for volunteers with varying capacities, you allow care to flow both ways—blessing both the giver and the receiver." – Laura Howe Resources Care Ministry Podcast, Episode 93 https://www.centreofhopevictory.com/ Connect with Hope Made Strong Website: HopeMadeStrong.org Socials: Facebook – Instagram – Twitter – YouTube

-Your All-Ontario Champion Kincardine Kinucks

-The Kincardine Cardinals and the Kincardine Kinucks are All-Ontario Champions in 2024 and winning is fun -Building winning cultures as a coach and watching the fellas come together and be brothers for life -The special people we have got to coach in Kincardine, Ontario, Canada makes us very lucky and appreciative coaches -It takes everyone to win, the players, the coaches, the parents and the community -Having your best players be the best people is how you win and turning kids into ball players and hockey guys

A Kincardine monument to Dr. Solomon Secord has been dismantled, after a year-long public debate about his complicated history. But another monument, to the same doctor, will remain up. Host Navnanwa gets to the bottom of the weird situation while talking with the mayor of Kincardine, Kenneth Craig.Bradford council voted 5 to 4 during a committee meeting against Jalsa Salana, the Muslim conference in the country,  coming back in 2025. This comes despite being considered a success in terms of attendees and economic benefits to the area. Host Nav Nanwa spoke to Safwan Choudhry, spokesperson with Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at, about the decision.The Early Bird Barber Shop officially opened in Lefroy, near Innisfil with a focus on bringing back the old school barbershop experience. Host Nav Nanwa had the pleasure of speaking to Marco Conetta and learning about the old and the new.

-Winning the All-Ontario Championships with your brothers from your hometown of Kincardine, ON, Canada -Asking for Savage mode when the game was on the line and getting it every time -Taking a truck load of the fellas to skate, lunch and golf is a fun as life gets -Never giving up, not letting anyone take your puck and never quitting in the pool fights -Winning because every player gave there everything and became the best them they could be for the TEAM

Local news highlights from April 25, 2024 edition of ONTARIO MORNING:KINCARDINE PIER SAFETY​After two decades of fatal and near-fatal drowning incidents, Kincardine is looking at pier safety upgrades. City councillor and chair of the Ad-hoc Pier Safety Committee Rory Cavanagh described what is coming to improve water safety in the area.TINY TOWNSHIP, BIGGER BUILDINGTiny Township is growing -- and so are the needs of its council. But a $27 million dollar new municipal office building is too much for some residents, who have been protesting the project. Mayor David Evans explains why bigger spaces are becoming necessary for small communities like his.BIRD BARN SWANSThe Harrison Park bird barn in Owen Sound has long been a haven for feathered friends, but now a biologist is recommending to council that some of the majestic royal swans may be allowed to die off. We hear why, from Environment and Climate Change Canada's Christopher Sharp, a population management biologist .

-The Kincardine Kinucks are All-Ontario Champions and the fellas earned it -The magical ride that was the 2023/24 hockey season and all the 3rd period comebacks were fun -Winning every single playoff game is fun and the 3-0 comeback with 6 minutes left in Walkerton was a hockey game to remember -Depth and goaltending wins championships, we had both and winning is forever -Bringing the Red Hats back to Kincardine, Ontario, Canada and having a parade in our hometown

Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Simon Coveney TD, is in Scotland to visit Kincardine Floating Offshore Wind Farm and the Fraserburgh Operations and Maintenance Centre for Moray East Offshore Wind Farm. Ireland has an ambition to have 5GW of offshore wind in operation by 2030 with a further 2GW in development. By 2040, the ambition is to have 20GW of offshore wind deployed with the target rising to 37GW by 2050. Looking for Irish inspiration for offshore wind farms Speaking during the visit, Minister Coveney said; "Scotland has already developed several offshore wind farms and there is much we can learn from their experiences. This visit has been hugely informative in terms of seeing at first hand the technology in operation and hearing from industry experts ahead of publishing our own offshore wind industrial strategy. "We also discussed the potential for collaboration between Ireland and Scotland on a range of offshore wind-focussed matters such as building a successful supply chain and optimising Research, Development and Innovation (RD&I) initiatives." Kincardine is 15 kilometres off the coast of Aberdeen and is the largest floating offshore windfarm in the world. Fraserburgh is the nerve centre for the 950MW Moray East Offshore Wind Farm, operated by Ocean Winds. The visit was facilitated by Bord na Móna and Ocean Winds, who have formed a partnership to leverage Ireland's offshore wind power resources. The Minister also met with representatives from Principle Power, who have designed floating platforms for offshore wind turbines and Farra Marine, an Irish company involved in providing crew transfers to the offshore wind farms. Minister Coveney added; "The operations centre here in Fraserburgh is a good example of how developments like this can impact positively on a small coastal community, providing jobs and other economic benefits. As we develop wind farms around our coast there will be opportunities for local communities in terms of operating and maintaining these facilities as well as transporting workers to and from installations." The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment is currently developing Ireland's first Offshore Wind Industrial Strategy and it is expected to be published next month. Its publication will be in tandem with the publication of the Offshore Renewable Energy Future Framework Policy Statement by the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications. Further Information Kincardine Offshore Wind Farm was constructed at what was a symbolic time for the decarbonization of the energy sector in the UK. It's the largest floating offshore wind farm in the world with the most powerful turbines installed on a floating offshore wind platform. Projects like Kincardine inform the next generation of industrial-scale, cost-competitive floating wind projects in the UK and globally. Each of the five V164 9.5 MW turbines deployed at the wind farm incorporates three 80 m blades being fabricated at the MHI Vestas Offshore Wind's factory on the Isle of Wight, then painted and finished at its Fawley facility, a decommissioned and repurposed former oil-fired power plant. The turbines are installed on five WindFloat units fabricated in Spain. The platform-turbine integration took place at Rotterdam port. Fabrication of the five WindFloat units started in April 2019. At 50 MW installed capacity in the summer of 2021, and with a pandemic in between, the project showcases the logistical advantages of Principle Power's technology over other designs. The?WindFloat's modular design enables an industrialized supply chain to be mobilized. The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE) plays a key role in implementing the Government's policies of stimulating the productive capacity of the economy and creating an environment which supports job creation and maintenance. The Department has lead responsibility for Irish policy on global trade and inward investment and a remit to promote fai...

-The upcoming playoffs and our favourite memories from an unforgettable season that nobody wants to end -Winning the Belle River "A" tournament and becoming brothers for life with another shutout -The TEAM walk and the special moments Coaches will remember forever and how lucky we are -Being a team on and off the ice and mucking it up in the hotels -Will the worldwide chocolate throwing craze come to Ontario when the fellas earn it?

Ontario Today checks in with two students: grade 11 student Feiyang Luo of Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute in Kitchener; grade 12 student Tristan Kim of Sacred Heart High School in Walkerton and grade 12 student at Sacred Heart High School in Kincardine and President of the Ontario Student Trustees' Association.

-Winning everywhere you play and becoming a legend in Kincardine, Elmira, Niagra and Cincinnati -Coaching the kids how to hockey the right way and getting the competitive juices flowing again -Winning is forever and this shed guy has a lot of reunions to attend because he wins -The fellas you come up with shape who you are and the Sugar King core was the most competitive fellas in the world -Going into the Niagra Purple Eagles Hall of Fame and being asked to kindly leave the Cincinnati Cyclones after leading the team to the title twice

Welcome to the Cross Border Interviews With Chris Brown, Today's guest is Kincardine Deputy Mayor Andrea Clarke ******************** Visit www.crossborderinterviews.ca for more details and a list of all the links mentioned during this interview. The Cross Border Interview Podcast was Produced and Edited by Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc © 2023

-Catching up with Kincardine, Canada shed guys in the old honey hole Bietigheim, Germany and Poprad, Slovakia -Becoming the captain of the Reading Royals in your first full year in the coast and being the captain pretty well everywhere you go -Bietigheim has a lot of great places to eat kebabs and fun to be had including the Pferdemarkt and Christmas Market -Trying to inspire the next wave of Kincardine Kinucks with all the places the game can take you -Trying to be loved in Bietigheim again and will they throw Ryks an Alpenmilch? and will Poprad get involved and chuck a Snickers?

On this episode of The Construction Record Podcast™, digital media editor has two interviews from the recent Independent Contractors and Businesses Association of B.C. Innovation summit. The first interview is with Brad Burnett, the executive vice-president of ITC Construction Group and was on a panel titled “The Future of Construction is Pre-Construction.” He explained how he went from an estimator with the company to a one-man department and how over the ensuing years pre-construction has grown in importance and points the way forward for the industry. The second interview is with Amy Marks, the executive vice-president of technology firm Symetri USA and known on social media as the Queen of Prefab. Marks keynote was called “The Evolution of Industrialized Construction” and she pointed not only to the opportunities as construction becomes more modular, standardized and digitized but also the challenges on the way since large tech players such as Amazon and Google may involve themselves in both the data and supply side of the business. We also have headlines from the Daily Commercial News and the Journal of Commerce, including news about the Western Clean Energy Sorting and Recycling Facility, a new 42,000-square-foot facility in Kincardine, Ont. which was opened by Laurentis Energy Partners (LEP) in partnership with EnergySolutions Canada. John Bleasby's latest Legal Notes column says objective analysis determines contract repudiation and In U.S. news, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently announced its most frequently cited workplace safety standards for 2023 and fall protection — general requirements remains at the top of the list. From the west, Calgary's industrial real estate sector is gaining traction as a distribution hub. With distribution space asking rates considerably lower than those in Vancouver and Toronto, the past year has seen Calgary's industrial market maintain a robust health, notably in Q3 2023, and recent findings from the Fall 2023 Energy Sector Survey highlight a prevailing sense of optimism within the Canadian energy industry. You can listen to The Construction Record on the Daily Commercial News and Journal of Commerce websites as well as on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music's podcast section. Our previous Halloween podcast with Peter Kenter is here. Thanks for listening. DCN-JOC News Services New clean energy sorting and recycling facility will minimize waste Legal Notes: Objective analysis determines contract repudiation Fall protection remains top of OSHA list for most frequently cited workplace safety standards Calgary's industrial real estate sector gains traction as distribution hub Canadian energy sector sees ample opportunities in the near-term, reveals survey

As Kevin McGarry says on this episode, the odds seemed stacked against When Calls the Heart lasting into a 10th season.Yet last it has, with the 10th season now streaming on both Super Channel and Hallmark, and an 11th season already in production on the elaborate town set erected on farmland near Langley, B.C.The series has weathered the loss of one of its main leads. Aussie actor Dan Lissing, who played original Mountie suitor Jack Thornton, opted to leave the series at the end of Season Four. Then there was the global COVID pandemic, which WCTH weathered mainly due to the fact that much of it is shot outdoors. A college admissions  scandal involving another one of its leads, Lori Loughlin, knocking her out of the series and caused much of one season to be re-shot. This season, the writers and actors strikes halted production on most US-based series -- but WCTH managed work arounds for American born lead Erin Krakow and others.This all has helped McGarry, a Kincardine, Ont., native who plays new Mountie in town, Nathan Grant. He is into his fifth season on the series. It is also where he met his finance, co-star Kayla Wallace, who plays Fiona Miller. McGarry thanks the fans of the series -- the loyal "Hearties" -- and puts it all in perspective in this fun and lively interview.

This week we (Boomer and Milli) kick off the show with a few memories of our recent honeymoon in Scotland. A lifelong dream for both of us :) And then ... an Irish guy walks into a radio studio in Canada to talk about a Scottish Festival :) Find out how that goes!! We're excited to welcome Tony Doherty to our studio to chat about the Kincardine Scottish Festival and Highland games which will happen July 7-9!

May was the beginning of road trips in preparation for the final leg of the cross Canada tour - the East coast.  Three trips in all: Wasaga Beach, North Bay and Kincardine. Betty handled things like a dream. June 7th became the schedule departure date.Then the long weekend brought about a dangerous detour. One that I never saw coming. What I thought was possible indigestion, wasn't.

June is PRIDE Month. Many people and communities across Canada recognize Pride Month. It is a time when we celebrate the diversity of LGBTQ+ communities, while acknowledging their history, the hardships they have endured and the progress that has been made. Pride is all about being seen and celebrating who you are. Today on the program ... Two fantastic humans, Tim Damon of Huron County Pride and Fort Papalia of Kincardine Pride are here to talk about two very important organizations that are working to make Midwestern Ontario a better place for all of us.

Gaming News Canada Editor/Parleh Media Group partner Steve McAllister delivers a primer on the past/present/future of sports gambling in Ontario, speculates on the gambling prospects for niche sports such as table tennis, cricket, jai-alai & pickleball, talks about moving from Prescott to Ryerson/Toronto to Kincardine, following in his Dad's footsteps [skates?] as a hockey referee, interesting career stops at The Canadian Press, The Globe and Mail, Yahoo Canada, the NHL Players' Association & Tennis Canada, great conversations about baseball & life with Cito Gaston while covering BOTH Blue Jays World Series championships, friendly US vs CAN media rivalries at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, and why covering spring training baseball in Florida is the absolute BEST gig in sports journalism! GAMING NEWS CANADA is a one-stop destination for news, insight and analysis on Canada's sports betting industry. LinkedIn Audio events at 2 p.m. ET Thursdays and newsletter available at https://gamingnewscanada.substack.com/ TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at www.podpage.com/toronto-legends/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

-A shed guy from Kincardine, ON, Canada is heading to the old honey hole, Bietigheim, Germany -Getting your German pass and trying to learn the language and deal with the reffing -Growing up in small town Ontario, Canada and getting to play with fellas from all over the world -The small hockey world and Lubor is still running mucks 12 years after running my muck -The Pferdemarkt, Christmas Markets, Rossknecht, Stuttgart, Baden Baden and all the tips of running a muck in Bietigheim

Ep 1: Frozen Tears - The Murder of Dusty BowersShe was just going to be a few minutes, so Julie Bowers decided to leave her sleeping 11-month-old son Dusty in his car seat in the back of her car when she went into the bank. It was the afternoon of January 14, 1988, a bitter cold day in Kincardine, Ontario.When Julie returned to the car Dusty was gone. It was a parent's worst nightmare – a missing child. But for the young mother it was just the beginning of a terrifying ordeal that would end in tragedy and an arrest. Accused of killing her own son, Julie Bowers would stand trial for murder while her hometown struggled to come to grips with the horrendous crime. Who left a baby to die in the snow? Secrets and accusations would fly but would the truth ever come out? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

-30 years a Devil and the 2014/15 bunch of dandies were the best -The BBT (Big Blue Tent) is now The Castle in Leeds, England and it's a sweet chocolatey barn -The worldwide chocolate craze from the Shed in Kincardine, ON, Canada and fun is fun -It is playoff time in the EIHL and shed guys around the league are ready to compete and win -Another round of legendary poster pics and Halloween parties are important to win -Chocolate rain this weekend please shed family... for your team and for mine

-Having fun from the first practice to the last game and the legendary year end party -The hotel tournament, belly flops, the beer coozied monkey and my gals know how to hockey -Becoming a team & switching to full ice midseason and running a muck -The gals favourite drills, tag, keep away, races, tic-tac-toe and trying to win follow the leader by smelling farts -It's playoff time shed family... chocolate is fun, winning is fun, fun is fun, make it rain for your team and my team

-Preparing to win gold at the World Championships with Team China -Planning on catching Oysters at Batchy's testimonial and running a muck of Bruce County -You can lose the right way or you can lose the wrong way -The hockey world 2023... Dease has an assistant in China -Graz, Estonia, Kincardine, Cardiff, China, the world is not that big

-He can still muck it up at 65 and win with the Kincardine Old Stars -The Elmira Sugar Kings and the small hockey world -The gravel run fishing trips, the Hulk and almost catching deer -The Armow Mall, the random store, abandoned houses and finding fun -The great people in Kincardine, ON and finding a home

Shotguns, Shower Heads, and Buttholes, oh my!  A dinosaur called Big Al walks into a bar. Knock Knock. It's his 7 foot d*ck. Protect your extremities. Welcome to another episode of Not Your Mother's Book Club where this week we read Wet Hot Allosaurus Summer by Lola Faust. Also Mikayla traumatizes Dharma with a horrifying tale. We will leave you with this: “Gentlemen, when history calls you to leave your mark, they didn't mean a Skidmark, so DO BETTER.” -Kincardine 

NHL left winger Paul Henderson of Kincardine, Ontario on the 1972 Summit Series goal against the Soviet Union that defined his career.

John Fowler is the President of Muskoka Grown, a Toronto-based lawyer one of the original founders of Supreme Cannabis' flagship brand, 7ACRES located near Kincardine, Ont. Between 2013-2019 Fowler raised over $350 million to build 7ACRES, which created over 600 jobs locally. Muskoka Grown are a team of people brought together by their passion for producing great tasting cannabis and love it as much as you do! They believe in doing all the little things correctly that make every bud look, smell and taste great. Small but mighty, Their team works hard everyday to craft products they know you'll love at prices that are affordable.

-The Ripley Wolves run to the finals and what winning can do for communities -Starting a heat treatment empire from Kincardine, ON & working with the great people of Superheat -Soaking up the NHL draft in Montreal as a lifelong Habs fan with your boys -The meeting in the playground, dump runs and making the first ever 2 Ales hat and jacket -The Kinucks, Wolves, Good Timers, Old Stars and running a muck of the Huff and Puff

-Finding a home and running a muck with the Youngstown Steelhounds -Coming out of retirement 9 years later with 2 fake hips to play with the beauties that are the Ripley Wolves -Training the little monsters and having fun working out with your hockey buddies -Getting better every year and earning more ice time and responsibility -Kincardine, Sweden, Owen Sound, New Mexico, Odessa and everything in between

(Recording date: March 25, 2022) The Eager Beaver Pod asks its guests if they're willing to provide an extended interview, so that we may better get to know them/what makes them tick. Today, we have something out of the ordinary, for us. Our first interview with one of our Kits. Kit John came to us with a compelling story about a disquieting situation at the Malcom Place retirement residence in Kincardine, ON and asked for our help to bring profile to it, for he is quite concerned that this could be happening in various small towns in Ontario, and Canada. This is a very special Interview episode and one of most important we've done. Please listen and once again, Kits, because 'Democracy Is Something You Do' spread the word far and wide. Be kind to, and gentle with, yourself, Your Eager Beaver * * * Relevant Links Retirement home closure sparks concern in Kincardine -- CTV News https://london.ctvnews.ca/retirement-home-closure-sparks... Malcolm Place residence to close by summer -- Toronto Star https://www.thestar.com/.../malcolm-place-residence-to... The Bruce Housing Listing for Malcolm Place https://www.brucehousing.com/132891 * * * Of course, retweets, shares, gentle corrections, constructive criticism, compliments, tips, requests and positive reviews (if you think we deserve some stars, please rate us) are always welcome. Until then, be kind to, and gentle with, yourselves, Your Eager Beaver * * * Thank you to our podcast's founding sponsors: * The Peppermaster https://peppermaster.com/ * The Miss Vee Mysteries from Corvid Moon Publishing https://corvidmoonpublishing.com/product.../delilah-knight * Canadian Tarot Dot Com https://canadiantarot.com/forum/ Artwork credit: Peter Jarvis

-Getting prepared for the All-Ontario Finals and the belly flop -Meeting Cardiff Devils, Mac, Dicko and Reggy the fellas from NHL22 -U11's pregame meals, chocolate mini eggs and mashed bananas -Winning the mini Stanley Cup and beating the Ice Dogs -Getting to coach your son and his best friends, is a dream come true

49-Year-old Joe Moore was last seen on October 31st, 2012 near Jean's Family Restaurant on Sutton Street in Kincardine. Joe was also seen at the Davidson Centre in Kincardine during the same day. Joe is described as being 5 foot 6 and 129 pounds with short brown and grey hair. H has hazel eyes and wears glasses. Anyone with information on his whereabouts should call 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) Alternatively, please bring me home, a non-profit organization is also looking into Joe's case and you can send them an email at pleasebringmehome@outlook.com https://pleasebringmehome.com/cases/ontario/joe-moore/

11 month old Dustin “Dusty” bowers was discovered nearly 30 hours after he was reported missing by his mother. He was left for dead in a wooded area outside of Kincardine, Ontario. His mother, Julie Bowers led police to his body after she had a dream she could see the location where he was left. Listen through to find out more details of the crime, and who was responsible?? Links: https://youtu.be/PGO3hl5XbtM, https://www.google.com/amp/s/beta.ctvnews.ca/national/w5/2019/3/14/1_4334156.html, https://archive.macleans.ca/article/1990/3/19/the-case-of-riddles

The first motion tabled as Queen's Park resumed yesterday was to expand OHIP coverage to include more mental health services. Living in different places Charmaine Magumbe experienced different aspects of Black identity. Now in Peterborough she's working to make her chosen hometown a place where anyone can feel welcome. The U.S. Women's team has reached a landmark agreement with the U.S. soccer federation to receive equal compensation moving forward. Non-fiction books that enlighten and engage. The owner of Fiucher's in Goderich and Kincardine is here this morning with some suggestions. Deep in the cold heart of the winter, it's not natural to be thinking about summertime camping... but that's what thousands of people are doing across the province right now... part of the mad rush to get campsites in provincial parks for the summer.

In this episode we discuss the search efforts that ensued after Lois Hanna failed to show up for work on Monday, July 4th, 1988, in the small Southwestern town of Kincardine, Ontario. We speak with Dave and Jim Hanna about the first 3 days of Lois' disappearance, when their family, friends and local volunteers covered thousands of acres of rural and farmland areas in their steadfast search to find their younger sister before it was too late. All while local police threatened to throw the Hanna brothers in jail for running an illegal investigation.Lois Hanna has never been seen nor heard from again since leaving the "Celebrate in '88" Homecoming Dance at the Lucknow Arena the evening of July 3rd, 1988... she had brown curly hair and brown eyes,  stood 5'4', and weighed 120lbs, at the time of her disappearance.If you have any information concerning Hanna's whereabouts, please contact:Ontario Provincial Police Kincardine:519-396-3341Ontario Provincial Police - Criminal Investigations Branch:705-329-6111 or Toll-free 1-888-310-1122ORCrime Stoppers 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)*************WE NEED YOUR HELP! This podcast series is produced in partnership with PLEASE BRING ME HOME LIKE/FOLLOW our Instagram and Facebook pages for updates.SHEDDING LIGHT PODCAST:phone or text @ 437-374-3030email us at: sheddinglightpodcast@gmail.comPLEASE BRING ME HOME:tips@pleasebringmehome.comAnonymous Tip Hotline 1-226-702-2728Special thank you to:Dave Hanna, Jim Hanna, Ken Wall, Nicholas Oldrieve, Matthew Nopper and the Team at Please Bring Me Home.*Dedicated to the Memory of Nolan PanchyshynMusicStephen McPhail / Sonny Boy MickShedding Light  (Theme Song)Link: https://www.sonnyboymick.com/homehttps://music.apple.com/ca/album/shedding-light-single/1525969174The In-Between by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/8643-the-in-betweenLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseFast Talkin by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3740-fast-talkinLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseLeaving Home by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4708-leaving-homeLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseImmersed by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3900-immersedLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseHalf Mystery by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5026-half-mysteryLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseDarkest Child by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3615-darkest-childLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseVirtutes Instrumenti by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4590-virtutes-instrumentiLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseMourning Song by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4086-mourning-songLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseMyst on the Moor by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4104-myst-on-the-moorLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseNervous by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4118-nervousLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseTerminal by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4478-terminalLicense: https://filmmusic.io

Kendra grew up in Kincardine, Ontario. With the support of her family and town behind her, Kendra quickly achieved great successes in her hockey career. Years ago, when faced with the opportunity to realize her dream of goaltending for Team Canada, Kendra was diagnosed with a Severe Anxiety Disorder coupled with Severe Panic Attacks, Depression and Agoraphobia; forcing her to leave the National Program in order to seek help to learn how to live with what had become a crippling disease. Kendra now shares her personal journey and has joined efforts to bring Mental Health issues to the forefront. It is her hope that her story will offer both hope and promise to others dealing with Mental Illness. #hockey #mentalhealth #mentalillness #hope

Megan and Wendy review Hallmark Channel's "The Wedding Veil" starring Lacey Chabert and Kevin McGarry. It premiered on January 8, 2022 and also guest stars Autumn Reeser and Alison Sweeney. Was this movie reminiscence of "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" or are we just longing for a great girlfriend movie? What did you think of "The Wedding Veil" and will you watch the next two movies in the triology? Email us at meganandwendy@gmail.com Megan and Wendy review The Wedding Veil which premiered on the Hallmark Channel on Jan. 8, 2022 as part of New Year New Movies. Other Related Hallmark Reviews We are Lacey Chabert fans! Listen to our reviews of some of her best (and not so best) movies. The Christmas Waltz Christmas at Castle Hart Sweet Carolina News and Notes Heavy reported that all three movies were filmed in Victoria, Canada and other parts of British Columbia. Filming of the first movie was done in April and finished in May. Autum Reeser wrote on her Instagram that she signed on for the films two days before the world was forced to shut down due to the pandemic. It was originally to be filmed in April 2020. Autumn Reeser plays Emma and her character's story will be told during The Wedding Veil Unveiled which premieres on Saturday, February 12, 2022. The movie is somehow, someway loosely based on the novel "There Goes the Bride" by Lori Wilde. Buy the book here. Wilde's book is part of a 4-part "Wedding Veil Wishes" series. The first book was originally called "There Goes the Bride" but the title was changed at some point to "Long Tall Texan" and its plot doesn't read anything like Hallmark Channel's "The Wedding Veil." The screenplay was written by Sandra Berg and Judith Berg. Both writers have a robust Hallmark resume. More News About The Wedding Veil Terry Ingram directed and has an even longer history with Hallmark Channel, including "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" and "Winter in Vail" (which we will review exclusively on Patreon in January during our month of Tyler Hynes movies). Lacey Chabert served as one of the film's executive producers. Chabert told Good Housekeeping in April 2021 that working with Autumn Reeser and Alison Sweeney was a "dream come true." Hallmark leaned hard into this story about female friendships asking "what better way to celebrate female friendships than to bring together three beloved actors from our network." Actor Kevin McGarry who plays Peter was born in Kincardine, Ontario, Canada. Not Boston. McGarry is currently dating his When Calls the Heart co-star Kayla Wallace. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kevin McGarry (@kevin_mcgarry_w) What is The Wedding Veil About? From Hallmark.com: The first installment of a new trilogy follows three longtime college friends who discover a mysterious, antique veil fabled to unite its bearer with her true love. After discovering a long-lost painting, museum curator Avery and new board member Peter investigate the artwork's origins as they plan a gala to unveil it. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lacey Chabert (@thereallacey) What Did We Rate This Movie? Megan 3.75 ⭐ Wendy 4.0 ⭐ Shop Your Favorite Dudes of Hallmark T-Shirt Shop now

Megan and Wendy review Hallmark Channel's "The Wedding Veil" starring Lacey Chabert and Kevin McGarry. It premiered on January 8, 2022 and also guest stars Autumn Reeser and Alison Sweeney. Was this movie reminiscence of "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" or are we just longing for a great girlfriend movie? What did you think of "The Wedding Veil" and will you watch the next two movies in the triology? Email us at meganandwendy@gmail.com Megan and Wendy review The Wedding Veil which premiered on the Hallmark Channel on Jan. 8, 2022 as part of New Year New Movies. Other Related Hallmark Reviews We are Lacey Chabert fans! Listen to our reviews of some of her best (and not so best) movies.The Christmas WaltzChristmas at Castle HartSweet Carolina News and Notes Heavy reported that all three movies were filmed in Victoria, Canada and other parts of British Columbia.Filming of the first movie was done in April and finished in May.Autum Reeser wrote on her Instagram that she signed on for the films two days before the world was forced to shut down due to the pandemic. It was originally to be filmed in April 2020. Autumn Reeser plays Emma and her character's story will be told during The Wedding Veil Unveiled which premieres on Saturday, February 12, 2022. The movie is somehow, someway loosely based on the novel "There Goes the Bride" by Lori Wilde. Buy the book here.Wilde's book is part of a 4-part "Wedding Veil Wishes" series. The first book was originally called "There Goes the Bride" but the title was changed at some point to "Long Tall Texan" and its plot doesn't read anything like Hallmark Channel's "The Wedding Veil."The screenplay was written by Sandra Berg and Judith Berg. Both writers have a robust Hallmark resume. More News About The Wedding Veil Terry Ingram directed and has an even longer history with Hallmark Channel, including "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" and "Winter in Vail" (which we will review exclusively on Patreon in January during our month of Tyler Hynes movies).Lacey Chabert served as one of the film's executive producers.Chabert told Good Housekeeping in April 2021 that working with Autumn Reeser and Alison Sweeney was a "dream come true."Hallmark leaned hard into this story about female friendships asking "what better way to celebrate female friendships than to bring together three beloved actors from our network."Actor Kevin McGarry who plays Peter was born in Kincardine, Ontario, Canada. Not Boston.McGarry is currently dating his When Calls the Heart co-star Kayla Wallace. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kevin McGarry (@kevin_mcgarry_w) What is The Wedding Veil About? From Hallmark.com: The first installment of a new trilogy follows three longtime college friends who discover a mysterious, antique veil fabled to unite its bearer with her true love. After discovering a long-lost painting, museum curator Avery and new board member Peter investigate the artwork's origins as they plan a gala to unveil it. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lacey Chabert (@thereallacey) What Did We Rate This Movie? Megan 3.75 ⭐ Wendy 4.0 ⭐ Shop Your Favorite Dudes of Hallmark T-Shirt Shop now

Ontario has launched its rapid testing blitz and already the demand for tests is soaring.The province says it's to help protect people from COVID-19 during the holidays. Will the screening tool save the season? U-S President Joe Biden says hundreds of millions of covid tests, and help for overwhelmed hospitals is on its way. Kenisha Grant walks us through the new measures to fight omicron this winter. Does the omicron surge call for a rethink of Ontario's testing strategy? We spoke with Dr. Jennie Johnstone. Is there an upside to kids behaving badly? Parenting expert Ann Gouglas explains why some say it can be good for their development. Do you feel like you are a different person when you speak another language? We tackle this issue with Leonarda Carranza, one of the editors of Tongues: On Longing and Belonging Through Language. Need a last minute gift idea? How about going to your local indie bookstore? We find out what people are buying at Fincher's in Goderich and Kincardine. The Prime Minister says that the country is likely headed for a third dose for vaccine passports. How do we unpack the ethics around this? We were joined by bioethicist Maxwell Smith. Have you sent your holiday cards? If you're still working through your list of loved ones -- and struggling to craft the perfect message, Andrea Raymond-Wong shares some tips

Join Candy, Susie and Angela as they discuss the details surrounding Lois Hanna's disappearance from the small Southwestern Ontario town of Kincardine. In this episode they speak with Lois' brothers Dave and Jim, as well as Lois' employer at the time. They knew something was terribly wrong from the moment Lois did not show up for work on July 4th, 1988.Lois had brown curly hair and brown eyes,  stood 5'4', and weighed 120lbs, at the time of her disappearance.Lois attended the "Celebrate in '88" dance at the Lucknow Arena on Sunday evening, July 3, 1988 after a weekend of festivities with family and friends. She left the dance at approximately 11:45 that night, headed for home. Lois was never seen nor heard from again.If you have any information concerning Hanna's whereabouts, please contact:Ontario Provincial Police Kincardine519-396-3341*************WE NEED YOUR HELP! If you knew Lois, we would love to hear from you. If you know anything about Lois' disappearance, please contact us.This podcast series is produced in partnership with PLEASE BRING ME HOME and will be shedding light on the disappearance of Lois Hanna as well as many other cold cases in the Grey-Bruce area. LIKE/FOLLOW our page for updates.SHEDDING LIGHT PODCAST:phone or text @ 437-374-3030email us at: sheddinglightpodcast@gmail.comOr message us on Facebook or IGPLEASE BRING ME HOME:tips@pleasebringmehome.comAnonymous Tip Hotline 1-226-702-2728Special thank you to:Dave Hanna, Jim Hanna, Debby MacGregor, Nicholas Oldrieve, Matthew Nopper and the Team at Please Bring Me Home.*Dedicated to the Memory of Nolan PanchyshynMusicStephen McPhail / Sonny Boy MickShedding Light  (Theme Song)Link: https://www.sonnyboymick.com/homehttps://music.apple.com/ca/album/shedding-light-single/1525969174Santa Claus Is Not Coming To Town by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/8637-santa-claus-is-not-coming-to-townLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseFirst Date by WinnieTheMoogLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/8641-first-dateLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseTouching Moments Two - Higher by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4539-touching-moments-two---higherLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseImmersed by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3900-immersedLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseWater Lily by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4609-water-lilyLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseMyst on the Moor by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4104-myst-on-the-moorLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licensePassing Action by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4197-passing-actionLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseNervous by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4118-nervousLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

-Getting the call in the hockey world & deciding whether to head to the airport -Wawa, ON to Esberg, Denmark & everything in between -National team breaks & getting to travel the world -TIGHT gap, good 1st pass & run your pp with a German Pass? -Meursy, The Ripley Wolves, Kincardine & small town/hockey spider webs

Join Candy, Susie and Angela as they discuss the details surrounding the disappearance of Lois Hanna with the team members of Please Bring Me Home and with the Hanna family themselves.25 year old Lois Hanna has been missing since July 4, 1988, from the small Lake Huron town of Kincardine, Ontario. Lois had brown curly hair and brown eyes,  stood 5'4', and weighed 120lbs, at the time of her disappearance.Lois attended the "Celebrate in '88" dance at the Lucknow Arena on Sunday evening, July 3, 1988 after a weekend of festivities with family and friends. She left the dance at approximately 11:45 that night, headed for home. Lois was never seen nor heard from again.If you have any information concerning Hanna's whereabouts, please contact:Ontario Provincial Police Kincardine519-396-3341*************WE NEED YOUR HELP! If you knew Lois, we would love to hear from you. If you know anything about Lois' disappearance, please contact us.SHEDDING LIGHT PODCAST in partnership with PLEASE BRING ME HOME will be shedding light on the disappearance of Lois Hanna in upcoming podcast episodes... coming to a podcast platform near you in FEB 2021. LIKE/FOLLOW our page for updates.SHEDDING LIGHT PODCAST:phone or text @ 437-374-3030email us at: sheddinglightpodcast@gmail.comOr message us on Facebook or IGPLEASE BRING ME HOME:tips@pleasebringmehome.comAnonymous Tip Hotline 1-226-702-2728Special thank you to:Dave Hanna, Nicholas Oldrieve, Matthew Nopper and the Team at Please Bring Me Home.*Dedicated to the Memory of Nolan PanchyshynMusicStephen McPhail / Sonny Boy MickShedding Light  (Theme Song)Link: https://www.sonnyboymick.com/homehttps://music.apple.com/ca/album/shedding-light-single/1525969174"Immersed" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"Heartbreaking" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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It's been quite a week in Scottish politics.. Grim warnings for huge increases in energy prices, and stand up comedy from the Prime Minister among the very serious stuff in his Tory party conference speech - and somebody knicked Andy Murray's tennis shoes.This week, Brian and The Herald's Alistair Grant are joined by Stephen Flynn, SNP MP for Aberdeen South, Andrew Bowie, Conservative MP for West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine & vice-chair of the Conservative Party, and Christine Jardine, Liberal Democrat MP for Edinburgh West._______________________________________________Produced by Elle Duffy and Ema Sabljak for The Herald.Contact the producers on voiceslive@heraldscotland.co.ukMusic from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/curiosityLicense code: SFVY2IZ7ELOZLWMR See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryan and Steve talk with Kincardine Bulldogs GM Warren Beisel on the upcoming PJHL season and what his roster looks like with many returning core pieces.Then Clarkey jumps in to discuss the incredible Women's World Hockey Championship final between Canada and the U.S. with MPP coming up clutch again and the Bills stadium fiasco.The show ends with a discussion on the Mets latest scandal, with players actively going at the fans in what is now known as Thumbs Down Gate.Catch the show Friday nights just after 6 on CKNX AM920 and CKNX.ca, now leading into Jays games. We carry all Jays games all summer!Find us on all the best podcast apps, CKNX.ca, on Wightman TV Friday nights at 8, Sunday nights at 9, or here on Youtube Friday nights debuting at 9!

Kennetpans Distillery was built in the 18th century on the banks of the River Forth between Clackmannan in Clackmannanshire and Kincardine in Fife. Some of the buildings remain but are in a ruinous condition. This is the story of the first large scale commercial distillery in the world. You can watch the full video at www.youtube.com/ValerieForsyth

There are a lot of stories from the weekend as a birthday is celebrated, family matters are enjoyed and cocktails are created. We follow that up with the formal announcement of Tokyo Kitty, a Japanese-style karaoke bar, which will launch here in Cincinnati later this year. From there we touch base with Miranda Leurck of Angels Envy as they unveil a solid "save the trees" initiative. All that and we haven't even left the FIRST SEGMENT yet. What happens in the rest of the show? We take on the war on drugs, try some malt whiskey, listen to a band from Louisville and send you off with a few fun recommendations for the week ahead. All in a days Tonic so join us!