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City’s $3 million surplus should be shared amongst all wards
There has been much discussion across the city since Mayor Andy Letham proposed on Oct. 6 to return a $3… Continue reading “City’s $3 million surplus should be shared amongst all wards”
Local student wins first place in international math contest
Jace Jolicoeur, a 2nd grade student at Heritage Christian School in Lindsay, recently took 1st place in the worldwide Caribou… Continue reading “Local student wins first place in international math contest”
In demand careers and the local labour market
The Workforce Development Board (WDB) is hosting two information sessions about in-demand careers and the local labour market. Sessions will… Continue reading “In demand careers and the local labour market”
Up to 25 per cent more residents could be here over winter due to COVID: CAO
CAO for Kawartha Lakes, Ron Taylor, provided cautiously optimistic pandemic and service updates to council at their regular October meeting… Continue reading “Up to 25 per cent more residents could be here over winter due to COVID: CAO”
Long-term care accountability weaker from Bill 218: OHC, local long-term care coalition
The Ford government has introduced legislation that would make it significantly harder for residents and families to hold long-term care… Continue reading “Long-term care accountability weaker from Bill 218: OHC, local long-term care coalition”
LifeLabs says they’ve reduced wait times in Lindsay ‘by half’
After an Advocate investigation into the long wait times faced by local residents at LifeLabs, the city’s only community bloodwork… Continue reading “LifeLabs says they’ve reduced wait times in Lindsay ‘by half’”
Fenelon Falls residents want apartment project delayed or stopped
Residents of Juniper Street in Fenelon Falls made five different deputations to Kawartha Lakes council at their regularly scheduled October… Continue reading “Fenelon Falls residents want apartment project delayed or stopped”
