Health

Support for holiday appeal aims to get new CT scanner for RMH

The past months have been challenging with the world in a state of constant change. What hasn’t changed is the… Continue reading “Support for holiday appeal aims to get new CT scanner for RMH”

Schmale announces referendum: Medical assistance in dying bill

Local MP Jamie Schmale announced that he will hold a constituency referendum – his third – to give every eligible… Continue reading “Schmale announces referendum: Medical assistance in dying bill”

Kawartha Lakes closer to connected care with designated Ontario Health Team

Residents of Kawartha Lakes are one step closer to experiencing more connected care in our community, as several health and… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes closer to connected care with designated Ontario Health Team”

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Local resident Terry Hartwick receives Storytelling for Change Award

Local resident Terry Hartwick is receiving the Storytelling for Change Award from the Institute of Change Leadership at Ryerson University…. Continue reading “Local resident Terry Hartwick receives Storytelling for Change Award”

City reviews regulations related to cannabis production and cultivation

City Council received a report at the Nov. 4 Council meeting on the considerations to be reviewed surrounding cannabis production… Continue reading “City reviews regulations related to cannabis production and cultivation”

Laurie Scott stands with staff of the Ross Memorial Hospital near a podium

Ontario adding new hospital beds in Kawartha Lakes

The Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay will be receiving more than $1.1 million in funding to help alleviate hospital capacity… Continue reading “Ontario adding new hospital beds in Kawartha Lakes”

Kawartha Lakes will see about $390,000 for long-term care, education, more

Kawartha Lakes is being allocated more than $390,000 through combined federal-provincial funding through the new COVID-19 resilience infrastructure stream. This… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes will see about $390,000 for long-term care, education, more”