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Movie making comes back to Port Perry
DARRYL KNIGHT Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for The Standard SCUGOG: Last week, Port Perry’s historic downtown was transformed into a cinematic playground, as two film productions brought crews, equipment, and excitement to the community. From October 20th to 27th, the Currie Grain Elevator, Queen Street, and the surrounding areas served as backdrops for the pilot television series Witness Protection and the returning production The Way Home. Filming included interior
darryl knight
Oct 302 min read


‘Quietly Incredible’ tagline aims to showcase Kawartha Lakes’ charm
DARRYL KNIGHT Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for The Standard KAWARTHA LAKES: A family paddling along the Trent-Severn Waterway, a...
darryl knight
Sep 252 min read


Talking about silent films in Uxbridge
UXBRIDGE: How silent were silent films? The silents of the roaring twenties may not have had speech, but they had sound. And that sound...

The Standard
Sep 251 min read


The Continuing Legacies of L.M. Montgomery
Corey Johnston-Flanagan , Site Manager and Curator, Leaskdale Manse National Historic Site UXBRIDGE: The Lucy Maud Montgomery Society of...

The Standard
Sep 182 min read
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