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Support local truck drivers by letting them use essential services’ washrooms, city says
During this COVID-19 emergency, the city is urging gas stations, restaurants providing take-out and others, to show their support to… Continue reading “Support local truck drivers by letting them use essential services’ washrooms, city says”
TLDSB says long-term occasional teachers’ statuses won’t change
Larry Hope, director of education for the Trillium Lakelands District School Board (TLDSB), says the board will not be laying… Continue reading “TLDSB says long-term occasional teachers’ statuses won’t change”
COVID-19 and the law – what the police can do to protect residents
As a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the State of Emergency enacted by the Province of Ontario, local police… Continue reading “COVID-19 and the law – what the police can do to protect residents”
Government sides with immuno-compromised renter
Since the arrival of COVID-19 in North America last month the elderly and immuno-compromised have been identified as the two… Continue reading “Government sides with immuno-compromised renter”
Boys and Girls Club continues to provide support services to community
Boys and Girls Clubs of Kawartha Lakes Support Services programs continue to run during Club and school COVID-19 closures. The… Continue reading “Boys and Girls Club continues to provide support services to community”
Deep gouging from airlines as companies try to bring facemasks, shields to Canada
The president of CardioMed Supplies Inc. in Lindsay, Rafael Dubé, is trying to use his supply chains to get much… Continue reading “Deep gouging from airlines as companies try to bring facemasks, shields to Canada”
Premier and mayor offer different visions on return of cottagers
On March 27, Kawartha Lakes residents heard two very different messages regarding seasonal residents heading to their cottages and rural… Continue reading “Premier and mayor offer different visions on return of cottagers”
