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Article content Bolstered by a successful run last year during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Horizon Drive-In is excited to offer more movie selections to over 16 northern communities from July to October. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Pop-up drive-in theatre expanding its horizons this summer Back to video The locally owned business is also offering other services, like private bookings and mini-screen rentals, for an unforgettable summer experience. “The pop-up drive-in move theatre was a cool way to bring entertainment back last ye...

This isn’t his first rodeo. Benjamin MacKenzie has been delivering a return to yesteryear that is so appropriate for COVID considerations. His company –…

Author Cecilia Johansen’s book “Kimsey Rise: A Family of Farmers” is a riveting tale of one Scottish clan’s journey from their native Highlands to the American colonies Share Article Recent release “Kimsey Rise: A Family of Farmers” from Page Publishing author Cecilia Johansen is an evocative saga following the young MacKenzie brothers on their flight from the English following the bloody Battle of Culloden Moor in 1746, their indentured servitude in Lord Baltimore’s colony, and their liberation and rise through the generations as Americans. They lived the dream of abundant land...

Article content If all goes well in terms of COVID protocols this summer, local residents will receive a taste of the old Drive In movie experience. Kirkland Lake council has passed a resolution to have staff be directed to finalize an agreement with Horizon Drive In to utilize the Water Street Parking lot on July 30, 2021 for a rental price of $325 +HST for a Drive In Movie event. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Residents to get drive in movie experience Back to video In a letter to town council, Benjamin MacKenzie Director of Management, Horiz...

Lambda Social February 16, 2021 – Posted in Opinion By Nick Durette Since the beginning of the pandemic last year, a few phrases have been repeated countless times. “Wear a mask”, “Stay home”, “Social distance”, and many others have become so commonplace in the vernacular that it sometimes becomes difficult to imagine a time prior. Of all of them however, “support local” is one that holds a different type of weight.  While corporate conglomerates can sustain the lockdowns and changes in procedure, self owned businesses and entrepreneurs have been strugglin...