New owners promise continuity and growth at Kent Bookstore

City Matters

Lindsay didn't decide the mayoral election, but it shaped the victory

Lindsay's two wards supplied about 70 per cent of Charlie McDonald's winning margin. Add the Fenelon Falls area, and three wards accounted for about 90 per cent of his lead.

By Randy Neals · October 30, 2026

City Matters

Should Lindsay test an electronic moat?

A limited, privacy-conscious pilot could show whether licence plate readers help police detect serious crime and use officer time more effectively.

By Randy Neals · October 27, 2026

City Matters

Bridging a divide

The river at the end of Colborne Street

By Randy Neals · October 23, 2026

City Matters

PART SIX: Nearly $100 million for roads. What value is Kawartha Lakes getting?

The Kawartha Lakes Scorecard

By Randy Neals · October 15, 2026

City Matters

PART FIVE: Roads...Are they ready when we need them?

The Kawartha Lakes Scorecard

By Randy Neals · October 14, 2026

Arts + Culture

Kawartha Lakes non-profits struggle to stay afloat amid funding challenges

October 03, 2026