Author: Sarah Steele

Linborough Property Corp., August 29, 2024 Linborough Property Corp. strives to create and foster connections with tenants and the surrounding community with the goal of leaving a legacy that transcends generations. In this spirit, Linborough acquired the 19 Cambridge Street South building to revitalize the land and the broader downtown community. Rich with history, 19… Continue reading 19 Cambridge Street South

August 7, 2024 (City of Kawartha Lakes, Ontario) The Kawartha Art Gallery (KAG) is thrilled to announce its upcoming move to a new, bigger, and dedicated space in downtown Lindsay, Ontario. This exciting development marks the first phase of the Gallery’s expansion plans, made possible by a significant investment of $150,000 from the City of… Continue reading Kawartha Art Gallery Announces Move to New Downtown Lindsay Location

The Lindsay Creamery & Cold Storage located on the corner of Kent Street West and Victoria Avenue (taken after 1917, Kawartha Lakes Museum & Archives) Kent Place: A Journey Through Time Kent Place Business and Professional Centre, once a vital hub of Lindsay’s dairy industry, has a rich history deeply intertwined with the community’s growth.… Continue reading Kent Place’s Rich History: Creameries and Cold Storage

Photo: Evan Aube – Melissa McFarland (left), Executive Director of the Lindsay Downtown BIA, with Mary Hackett (right), Marketing and Event Coordinator of the BIA. By Keely Ross, The Lindsay Advocate, July 2024 edition, pages 14-16 Classics on Kent is taking place on Sunday, July 21, 2024! Classics on Kent is hosted by the Lindsay… Continue reading Classics on Kent Gears Up for Another Year

1977, newly constructed 165 Kent St W building (Kawartha Lakes Public Library) Memorial Stone located on the north side of 165 Kent Street West (Linborough Property Corp.) 1977: S.A. Flavelle laying the memorial stone (Kawartha Lakes Museum & Archives) 

By Pamela Vanmeer, Kawartha 411 – April 10, 2024 The Lindsay Downtown Business Improvement Association is preparing to host Classics on Kent on July 21st along Kent Street. This event will showcase hundreds of classic cars lining the historic downtown area of Lindsay. Whether you’re a car enthusiast or simply seeking a great time, our… Continue reading Classics on Kent is Back This July

By Catherine Whitnall, Reporter – The Peterborough Examiner, Thursday, June 6, 2024 Wesley Found plans to create more parking, and increased safety, by closing the roadway behind Kent Place Business and Professional Centre. A downtown Lindsay business owner is looking to purchase a laneway to ensure parking, and improve safety, for customers and tenants. During… Continue reading Business owner aims to purchase laneway from Kawartha Lakes

By Wesley Found – President, Linborough Property Corp. Business Advocate, page 11 – June 2024 Edition Anything worthy of attention follows a compounding pattern. They are present in nature, art and indeed business. Compounding provides the beauty in our world and the living standard we all enjoy today. The way a business becomes successful is… Continue reading Compounding: The Eighth Wonder of the World

By Kirk Winter – The Lindsay Advocate, pages 32-34, December 2023 Edition Wesley Found is president of the Lindsay Downtown Business Improvement Association (LDBIA), which represents more than 160 businesses in Lindsay’s downtown core. Found believes the mandate of the LDBIA “is to foster a vibrant, vital and resilient downtown.” “The LDBIA has a vision… Continue reading Health care, education, and downtown businesses

By Wesley Found – President, Linborough Property Corp. The Business Advocate, page 15 – March 2024 Edition Children provide the pleasure of learning from movies that are played on repeat. To quote Grand Pabbie, the Troll King in Frozen 2, “When one can see no future, all one can do is the next right thing.”… Continue reading The 80/20 Rule: How to Streamline Decision Making