Kawartha Lakes Weekly

Conservatives and conservation: an uneasy mix
When a government releases a proposal on Halloween, which also happens to be the day of a pivotal World Series… Continue reading “Conservatives and conservation: an uneasy mix”

Proposed budget features tax increase just under 7 per cent
The city unveiled its proposed 2026 budget, featuring a 6.75 per cent tax increase to support municipal services and infrastructure… Continue reading “Proposed budget features tax increase just under 7 per cent”

Kawartha Lakes man shares harrowing reminder to drive sober
Phillip Lee had just started Grade 9 in 1988 when he and his family were hit by a drunk driver…. Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes man shares harrowing reminder to drive sober”

Lessons from a bittersweet post-season
If you’re a baseball fan or a bandwagon-jumper, you’ve likely moved on from the heartbreak of the Toronto Blue Jays’… Continue reading “Lessons from a bittersweet post-season”

High speed rail project between could spur local benefits
Kawartha Lakes council wants Alto, the Crown corporation building a high-speed rail line between Toronto and Quebec City, to ensure… Continue reading “High speed rail project between could spur local benefits”

Fenelon Falls applies for HGTV series
If Fenelon Falls resident Nancy L’Estrange has her way, the village will benefit from a $1 million civic improvement project… Continue reading “Fenelon Falls applies for HGTV series”

Paramedics to be trained on new ultrasound device thanks to retired teachers grant
Retired Teachers of Ontario (RTOERO) District 18 members recently presented City of Kawartha Lakes Community EMS Services with a $4,000… Continue reading “Paramedics to be trained on new ultrasound device thanks to retired teachers grant”

