Kawartha Lakes Weekly

AI note taking

Kawartha Lakes Health Team embraces new technology for local practitioners

Her name is Heidi and she’ll be helping with your patient care. But really, she’s not a ‘her’ at all…. Continue reading “AI note taking”

Tough flu season may be peaking

By public health measurements, the 2025-2026 flu season has been a challenging one for health care practitioners and their patients…. Continue reading “Tough flu season may be peaking”

Local Indigenous strategy moves forward

At the Jan. 13 committee of the whole meeting, council deferred receiving the terms of reference for the Indigenous Reconciliation… Continue reading “Local Indigenous strategy moves forward”

Saucy Willow Inn wins heritage award

The owners of the Saucy Willow Inn have received the Osprey Heritage Award in the heritage restoration/adaptive reuse category from… Continue reading “Saucy Willow Inn wins heritage award”

Businesses and non profits hit hard by new provincial recycling rules

Changes to Ontario’s blue box program have taken effect this year, with new recycling rules being implemented in Kawartha Lakes…. Continue reading “Businesses and non profits hit hard by new provincial recycling rules”

Provincial recycling changes are garbage

The shock is still setting in. As of Jan. 1, 2026, there’s no curbside recycling pickup for small businesses, not-for-profit… Continue reading “Provincial recycling changes are garbage”

Blue Monday

The ‘saddest day of the year’ offers a moment to reflect and reconnect

The third Monday in January (Jan. 19 this year) is known as Blue Monday and is commonly referred to as… Continue reading “Blue Monday”