Municipal

Logie Park mostly Canadian — except for the Texas-made climbing web

A made-in-U.S.A. sticker on a brand new piece of playground equipment purchased by the city for Lindsay’s Logie Street Park… Continue reading “Logie Park mostly Canadian — except for the Texas-made climbing web”

Juniper Street housing project gets a step closer: Council to sell land to non-profit

Kawartha Lakes council prioritized the need for housing in Fenelon Falls over the range of objections of a handful of… Continue reading “Juniper Street housing project gets a step closer: Council to sell land to non-profit”

Council backs proposal to fund local improvement loans for businesses

City Notes: New paramedic chief, city rebranding, better snow removal, and more

A miscellany of 12 decisions taken by Kawartha Lakes City Council today: Elmslie honours local volunteer  Councillor Doug Elmslie congratulated… Continue reading “City Notes: New paramedic chief, city rebranding, better snow removal, and more”

City reviews regulations related to cannabis production and cultivation

City Council received a report at the Nov. 4 Council meeting on the considerations to be reviewed surrounding cannabis production… Continue reading “City reviews regulations related to cannabis production and cultivation”

Presentation to council proposes new economic path

Mike Perry and Dennis Geelen believe that Kawartha Lakes should be looking at new and innovative ways to build back… Continue reading “Presentation to council proposes new economic path”

Another $680 million for better internet connectivity

Today Mayor Andy Letham joined Mayor Brent Devolin, Mayor of Minden Hills, at the Haliburton County Public Library in Minden… Continue reading “Another $680 million for better internet connectivity”

Wide ranging economic recovery plan clears first hurdle

Council enthusiastically endorsed, in principal, the recommendations of the Economic Recovery Task Force presented at their committee of the whole… Continue reading “Wide ranging economic recovery plan clears first hurdle”