Kawartha Lakes Weekly

Elmslie reflects on growth, challenges as he prepares to leave mayor’s office

Doug Elmslie says “different people will have different opinions” when reflecting on his term as Kawartha Lakes’ mayor.  But as… Continue reading “Elmslie reflects on growth, challenges as he prepares to leave mayor’s office”

More than a building: growing a community of support at the HUB

Since opening the doors of the Community Integrated Care HUB at 22 Peel Street in Lindsay this spring, we have… Continue reading “More than a building: growing a community of support at the HUB”

17-year-old male from Lindsay arrested in connection with stabbing incident

Through their investigation, members of the Kawartha Lakes Police Service Criminal Investigation Branch identified the individual responsible for a recent… Continue reading “17-year-old male from Lindsay arrested in connection with stabbing incident”

Ashmore outlines priorities in Kawartha Lakes mayoral bid

Ron Ashmore says he wants to be Kawartha Lakes’ next mayor because he believes council needs to put more power… Continue reading “Ashmore outlines priorities in Kawartha Lakes mayoral bid”

Ward 6 candidate platforming on public input and sustainable growth

Janet Eleanore Barnard said if she gets elected to council in October, she’ll make sure Ward 6 constituents are fairly… Continue reading “Ward 6 candidate platforming on public input and sustainable growth”

Ward 5 candidate promises better communication and safer streets if elected

Joseph Abbott began hearing from residents in his neighbourhood about their struggles to get phone calls returned from the city…. Continue reading “Ward 5 candidate promises better communication and safer streets if elected”

New trees take root at Omemee school

Scott Young Public School in Omemee has 17 new trees in its yard, thanks to a helpful grant from Trees… Continue reading “New trees take root at Omemee school”