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Community member assists police with drone

On Feb. 2 Kawartha Lakes Police Service received a call from a concerned citizen who had observed, an elderly male… Continue reading “Community member assists police with drone”

Questions remain as to who will administer rapid COVID-19 testing in schools

Questions remain as to who will administer rapid COVID-19 testing in schools

At a recent press conference Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Chief Medical Officer of Health David Williams were vague on… Continue reading “Questions remain as to who will administer rapid COVID-19 testing in schools”

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”

A&W Mealshare Partnership

Lindsay A&W sets a goal of sharing 1,200 meals through Mealshare partnership

Mealshare, a national social enterprise on a mission to help end youth hunger, is thrilled to announce its new ongoing… Continue reading “Lindsay A&W sets a goal of sharing 1,200 meals through Mealshare partnership”

Local partnership offers free learning opportunity to Kawartha Lakes businesses

Local partnership offers free learning opportunity to Kawartha Lakes businesses

Greg Evans Professional Corporation and the Kawartha Lakes Community Futures Development Corporation (KLCFDC) have partnered to offer business owners in… Continue reading “Local partnership offers free learning opportunity to Kawartha Lakes businesses”

RMH CCO Award Team

RMH general surgery team recognized for efficient cancer care

A cancer diagnosis is a frightening experience. For those faced with a life-altering cancer diagnosis, access to timely care is… Continue reading “RMH general surgery team recognized for efficient cancer care”

City took, on average, 54 days to remedy complaints: Service review

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”