Business
Shoppers find their habits changing as small business owners keep adapting
As the holiday season approaches, many have started their Christmas shopping, and for some it looks a little different than… Continue reading “Shoppers find their habits changing as small business owners keep adapting”
Holiday Passport programs return to Lindsay and Fenelon Falls
Holiday Passports are back in Kawartha Lakes this year. Both Lindsay and Fenelon Falls have had their own version of… Continue reading “Holiday Passport programs return to Lindsay and Fenelon Falls”
Angeline Street to expand to five lanes near hospital
Plan raises questions for local businesses
Angeline Street North will be expanding from three lanes to five between Colborne Street and Kent Street. The proposed design… Continue reading “Angeline Street to expand to five lanes near hospital”
Sprinkles n’ Things whips up sweet success in Omemee
When Amanda Mitchell opened her café Sprinkles n’ Things in Bethany in 2017, it started as a cake business after… Continue reading “Sprinkles n’ Things whips up sweet success in Omemee”
Kawartha Lakes ‘living wage’ now $22.20 according to new 2025 data
Minimum wage not high enough to cover expenses
Recent data from the Ontario Living Wage Network revealed that a living wage in Kawartha Lakes is now $22.20 per… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes ‘living wage’ now $22.20 according to new 2025 data”
Former Lindsay man looks to create ant armies to help humanity build
How GRAM’s insectoid robots could reshape the future
Ulys Sorok has always been interested in technology. The now 22-year-old spent his pivotal high school years between the ages… Continue reading “Former Lindsay man looks to create ant armies to help humanity build”
Recognizing business community impact on RMH during Small Business Week
While businesses come in all shapes and sizes, the impact the business community has on life in Kawartha Lakes never… Continue reading “Recognizing business community impact on RMH during Small Business Week”
