Kawartha Lakes Weekly

Managing new development is key for mayoral candidate
With Kawartha Lakes’ population expected to grow by tens of thousands in the coming decades, Mathew Flynn says the city… Continue reading “Managing new development is key for mayoral candidate”

Flato setbacks put spotlight on its Kawartha Lakes developments
Flato Developments has seen seven of its project‑specific corporations declared insolvent, with an Ontario court placing all of them into… Continue reading “Flato setbacks put spotlight on its Kawartha Lakes developments”

RMH to get nearly $3.8 million in Ontario funding to improve operations, wait times
The Ontario government is investing nearly $3.8 million to support improved operations and reduced wait times at the Ross Memorial… Continue reading “RMH to get nearly $3.8 million in Ontario funding to improve operations, wait times”

OPSEU 358, Community Living Trent Highlands reach deal after 11 week strike
An agreement has been reached between OPSEU 358 and Community Living Trent Highlands after 11 weeks of striking. The strike… Continue reading “OPSEU 358, Community Living Trent Highlands reach deal after 11 week strike”

Small business owner enters Ward 4 race with a focus on practical fixes and community connection
After moving to Woodville two years ago, Shannon Reddom wants to be more involved in her community by being on… Continue reading “Small business owner enters Ward 4 race with a focus on practical fixes and community connection”

Fire ravages home on Victoria Street in Lindsay
A Victoria Avenue North home, between Pottinger and Elgin Streets in Lindsay, caught fire shortly after midnight on Aug. 8…. Continue reading “Fire ravages home on Victoria Street in Lindsay”

Anti-Doble sign appears in Ward 5 election against incumbent councillor
A negative campaign sign targeting Ward 5 Coun. Mark Doble has appeared on a private property on William Street in… Continue reading “Anti-Doble sign appears in Ward 5 election against incumbent councillor”

