Municipal
New COVID-19 funding for HKLB school boards
In an effort to keep schools safe from COVID-19, the Ontario government is investing an additional $381 million provided by… Continue reading “New COVID-19 funding for HKLB school boards”
Kawartha Lakes launches Diggin’ Downtown Lindsay business support campaign
As the reconstruction continues in Lindsay’s Downtown, Kawartha Lakes launches “Diggin’ Downtown Lindsay”, a campaign to help give local businesses… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes launches Diggin’ Downtown Lindsay business support campaign”
City took, on average, 54 days to remedy complaints, says retired civil servant
Retired civil servant David Webb made a deputation to council recently regarding the ongoing service level review the city is… Continue reading “City took, on average, 54 days to remedy complaints, says retired civil servant”
City director to bring plan forward to try and avoid large property tax increase
It is budget season at Kawartha Lakes. At a rare evening session on Jan. 26 council heard director of corporate… Continue reading “City director to bring plan forward to try and avoid large property tax increase”
Questions raised about procedural errors in council’s decision to close Ops arena
Council’s sudden vote in November 2020 to close the Ops Community Centre violated council’s own policies, according to Heather Stauble…. Continue reading “Questions raised about procedural errors in council’s decision to close Ops arena”
HKLB to benefit from community infrastructure funding
This year, municipalities in Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock will receive more than $3.1 million through the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF) to… Continue reading “HKLB to benefit from community infrastructure funding”
Words While We Wait: Poetry and verse as public art project
With National Poetry Month approaching this April, Kawartha Lakes is excited to launch a temporary public art project to help… Continue reading “Words While We Wait: Poetry and verse as public art project”
