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Decision on service club signs coming in early summer
Looking at signage in a more 'comprehensive' way to be discussed
A decision by city staff to potentially remove two “Welcome to Lindsay” signs that feature the crests of multiple community service groups, without a plan to replace them, was discussed at council on March 8.
Council recommends tearing down Ops Arena in 7-1 vote
By a 7-1 margin, Kawartha Lakes Council has recommended the demolition of Ops Community Centre to be included as a $300,000 decision unit for the 2023 budget.
Men are Dogs: New Lindsay Little Theatre production
Lindsay Little Theatre (LLT) is excited to be back on stage with their latest production, Men are Dogs, March 31-April 2 and April 7-9.
Police catch shooting suspect
Kawartha Lakes Police have arrested a suspect and are seeking a second suspect in relation to the shooting incident which occurred on Peel Street in Lindsay earlier today.
Former COVID group changes focus to help Ukrainian refugees
A local group has put together a donation drive for the refugees of Ukraine.
Gunshots fired near Peel and Albert Streets in Lindsay
A shooting investigation is currently underway after police received reports of multiple gunshots from a residence in the area of Peel Street and Albert Street just at 11:13am.
Schmale supporting Poilievre as Conservatives regroup to find new leader
Schmale believes Charest will do well in eastern Canada and Quebec, while Poilievre will sweep western Canada
Local MP Jamie Schmale has already picked his horse in the federal leadership race – the perceived frontrunner, Pierre Poilievre.
