Kawartha Lakes Weekly

Lindsay Fair ambassador earns CNE title

When Olivia Avery was named as the Lindsay Agricultural Society’s ambassador last fall, she thought that was where her ambassador… Continue reading “Lindsay Fair ambassador earns CNE title”

Municipal election red flags

Campaigning is kicking into high gear for the upcoming municipal elections. When a school board or council hopeful knocks on… Continue reading “Municipal election red flags”

Ward 6 candidate focusing on taxes, healthcare and local business

After knocking on hundreds of doors across Ward 6, Omemee resident Jasmine Marshall is asking voters to open one more… Continue reading “Ward 6 candidate focusing on taxes, healthcare and local business”

Bobcaygeon Lawn Bowling Club successfully hosts provincial championship

The Bobcaygeon Lawn Bowling Club (BLBC) recently played host to 32 of the finest bowlers from across Ontario as the… Continue reading “Bobcaygeon Lawn Bowling Club successfully hosts provincial championship”

Music Unlimited looks to strike a chord with Kawartha Lakes teens

Matthew Fretz, associate director of Kawartha Lakes Youth Unlimited, has noticed that there aren’t a lot of intermediate-level music programs… Continue reading “Music Unlimited looks to strike a chord with Kawartha Lakes teens”

Lindsay Training School survivors among those eligible for compensation after Ontario settlement

‘So many kids left those schools broken’

Driving down Kent Street in Lindsay, it’s hard to miss the sprawling complex of the Ontario Court of Justice building…. Continue reading “Lindsay Training School survivors among those eligible for compensation after Ontario settlement”

PM was right to walk away

Canada didn’t choose the trade war we find ourselves in, but we’re now finding ourselves fighting for our economic well-being…. Continue reading “PM was right to walk away”