Kawartha Lakes Weekly
Resident concerned about roadside brushing
The city is carrying out roadside brushing along Schell Line to improve visibility and reduce damage to maintenance equipment, but… Continue reading “Resident concerned about roadside brushing”
LCVI Playmakers bring Freaky Friday to Academy stage
Nearly 30 years have transpired since Ernie Coombs, alias Mr. Dressup, graced the stage at the Academy Theatre. Delving into… Continue reading “LCVI Playmakers bring Freaky Friday to Academy stage”
Kawartha Lakes to enforce ban on recyclables in garbage starting April 20
Starting on April 20, Miller Waste collectors will be enforcing the bylaw that no recyclable materials can be in garbage… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes to enforce ban on recyclables in garbage starting April 20”
AI Part 2: Choosing wisely
We may well look back on Nov. 29, 2022, as the day when humanity reached peak intelligence. On Nov. 30,… Continue reading “AI Part 2: Choosing wisely”
City celebrates provincial support for new Community Integrated Care Hub in Lindsay
The City of Kawartha Lakes is recognizing provincial support through the Homelessness Prevention Program (HPP) for the new Community Integrated… Continue reading “City celebrates provincial support for new Community Integrated Care Hub in Lindsay”
Ampere’s economic impact in Kawartha Lakes measured at $20 million
In the past five years, Ampere has contributed $20 million to the Kawartha Lakes gross domestic product and isn’t slowing… Continue reading “Ampere’s economic impact in Kawartha Lakes measured at $20 million”
AI Part I: Who’s in charge?
Because artificial intelligence is new, exciting and most of us don’t understand how it works, it can seem magical …. Continue reading “AI Part I: Who’s in charge?”
