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STEAM Fest returns as a bigger, bolder celebration in Kawartha Lakes
Ampere invites people of all ages to join fellow community members for STEAM Fest, a free, family-focused celebration featuring live… Continue reading “STEAM Fest returns as a bigger, bolder celebration in Kawartha Lakes”
Classics on Kent sees more than 10,000 visitors swell into Lindsay’s downtown
Classics on Kent and Brits in the Park saw more than 500 cars participate this year and thousands of people… Continue reading “Classics on Kent sees more than 10,000 visitors swell into Lindsay’s downtown”
New builds and long waitlists
Attainable housing is coming, but will it be enough?
Kawartha Lakes is growing quickly, and its housing supply is struggling to keep pace. In 2023, the city completed a… Continue reading “New builds and long waitlists”
Could Doug Ford be Kawartha Lakes’ next mayor?
Doug Ford is throwing his hat in the ring in a bid to become Kawartha Lakes’ next mayor on Oct…. Continue reading “Could Doug Ford be Kawartha Lakes’ next mayor?”
Basic income: Freedom to say no
Basic Income Earth Network Congress 2026 in Toronto
by Helwig Fenner Perhaps the most beautiful word is: Yes. To give consent, to affirm, to agree. The most important… Continue reading “Basic income: Freedom to say no”
Speeding concerns spark new neighbourhood group pushing city for stronger safety measures
Since 2023, Cameron and Wylita Clark have been trying to get a four-way stop installed at Elgin and William Street…. Continue reading “Speeding concerns spark new neighbourhood group pushing city for stronger safety measures”
Ward 2 incumbent and challenger both say infrastructure is a priority
Bobcaygeon-Kinmount ward one of the largest wards in the city
The condition of roads and the challenge of representing a large geographic area have emerged as key issues in the… Continue reading “Ward 2 incumbent and challenger both say infrastructure is a priority”
