Kawartha Lakes Weekly

Pay increase for councillors moves ahead over objections from Perry and Ashmore
Council approved a three per cent annual pay increase for the next term, along with a significant increase in compensation… Continue reading “Pay increase for councillors moves ahead over objections from Perry and Ashmore”

Kinmount historian Guy Scott remembered for a lifetime of storytelling
After local historian and Kinmount resident Guy Scott died last week, those who worked with him in the community are… Continue reading “Kinmount historian Guy Scott remembered for a lifetime of storytelling”

Trustee roles and student grading could shift under proposed legislation
Recently Paul Calandra, Ontario’s education minister, announced proposed legislative changes that will affect school boards across the province, including TLDSB…. Continue reading “Trustee roles and student grading could shift under proposed legislation”

Stop single-game sports betting
When the federal government made it legal to bet on individual sporting events in 2021, it seemed a bad idea…. Continue reading “Stop single-game sports betting”

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”

