Kawartha Lakes Weekly
From road infrastructure to speeding, councillors talk priorities
As the first quarter of 2026 draws to a close, Kawartha Lakes councillors are sharing their thoughts on the issues… Continue reading “From road infrastructure to speeding, councillors talk priorities”
Minority opinion
With the federal Liberals edging toward a majority government, the idea that they are earning the right to get more… Continue reading “Minority opinion”
Thurston reflects on Olympic experience
Gold medal winning wheelchair curler Jon Thurston described his time in northern Italy as “magical” and “incredible.” He spoke to… Continue reading “Thurston reflects on Olympic experience”
Charitable giving is vital to local organizations
In the recently released Vital Signs report, it showed that charitable donations have been declining in Kawartha Lakes since 2012…. Continue reading “Charitable giving is vital to local organizations”
Goodbye to IB
It’s possible to do the right thing for the right reasons and still wish you didn’t have to do it… Continue reading “Goodbye to IB”
Schmale would prefer to see ‘floor crossers’ sit as independents
For the fourth time since being elected prime minister last spring, Mark Carney has welcomed a member of the opposition… Continue reading “Schmale would prefer to see ‘floor crossers’ sit as independents”
I.E. Weldon ending IB program amid low retention and rising costs
This September will mark the last time students at I.E Weldon will be able to enter the Grade 10 Power… Continue reading “I.E. Weldon ending IB program amid low retention and rising costs”
