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Sue Tiffin

As seen in: The Toronto Star, Haliburton County Echo, Minden Times
Writer, dog person, former teacher, super kid mama, big fan of eating, lover of the Highlands. Not necessarily in that order. Illustration from A Child of Books
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The buzz on housing

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By Sue Tiffin
| Haliburton County Echo Verified
By Emily Stonehouse I am going to say something that I doubt will win me many friends: I think we need to slow down on housing. Whoa whoa, keep reading. I promise I will explain this. To begin, I adamantly, wholly believe that housing is a human right. That every individual – regardless of background or financial status – is deserving of a roof over their head. Full stop. But that said, as someone who has waded many waters in this community, I think the term “housing” has become a bit of a buzz word.
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Dysart denies extra units to be used as STRs

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By Sue Tiffin
| Haliburton County Echo Verified
By Emily Stonehouse It’s been a hotly discussed topic at Dysart council, but questions around an amendment to the zoning bylaw that would allow for additional dwelling units (ADUs) to be used as short term rentals (STRs) has come to an end.
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The kids are alright

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By Sue Tiffin
| Haliburton County Echo Verified
By Emily Stonehouse It’s that time of year again. June is forever the month of whirlwind obligations. Graduations, ceremonies, dances, recitals, tournaments, races, open houses. Every day there’s another note from the school about an upcoming event. And if public school isn’t enough, we also mix in the winding down of extra-curriculars, nice weather, and buzzing kids. But as I looked up from the pile of both personal and professional commitments, I realized the joy of celebrating these kids.
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