Kawartha Lakes Weekly

Walmart won’t define us
For years, the question of whether Lindsay would ever get a Walmart has bedevilled local councillors, pressured city planners, and… Continue reading “Walmart won’t define us”

Ward 7 candidate focuses on affordability and mental health
Brooke Rouse grew up in Uxbridge, but after marrying her husband she moved to Cameron. The couple relocated for a… Continue reading “Ward 7 candidate focuses on affordability and mental health”

Ward 6 candidate prioritizes growth, spending and rural priorities
Mary Ann Martin is no stranger to city council, having served on council in 2014-2018 for then Ward 15. Now,… Continue reading “Ward 6 candidate prioritizes growth, spending and rural priorities”

Dave Chilton – The Wealthy Barber – at Academy Theatre fundraiser
Former Dragon’s Den star talks financial planning, joy units, and smart spending
The daily coffee habit (or matcha, espresso, take your pick) can be expensive. This writer may or may not have… Continue reading “Dave Chilton – The Wealthy Barber – at Academy Theatre fundraiser”

Standing-room-only crowd packs Lindsay mayoral debate
Questions around taxation and spending, road repair and attracting family doctors to the city were among the many issues mayoral… Continue reading “Standing-room-only crowd packs Lindsay mayoral debate”

Jury convicts Bill Denby on death threats, harassment and intimidation charges
The trial against a Cameron resident concluded today. Bill Denby faced charges of uttering death threats, criminal harassment and intimidating… Continue reading “Jury convicts Bill Denby on death threats, harassment and intimidation charges”

Closing statements presented in Denby trial
Crown reminded jury all councillors used the word ‘escalation’ when describing behaviour related to Denby
The trial against a Cameron resident concluded with closing statements today. Bill Denby is facing charges of uttering death threats,… Continue reading “Closing statements presented in Denby trial”

