Community

Our changing media landscape: Kawartha Lakes Weekly and the Advocate
Sometimes businesses are forced to react to changing events and sometimes they plan for it. At Fireside Publishing House, your… Continue reading “Our changing media landscape: Kawartha Lakes Weekly and the Advocate”

Unveiling the jail in plain sight
Few public institutions in Kawartha Lakes are larger, more consequential or more expensive than Central East Correctional Centre. There are… Continue reading “Unveiling the jail in plain sight”

Omemee Curling Club looking to expand summer pickleball, attract more youth
With the ice out and the nets up for another summer pickleball season at the Omemee Curling Club (OCC), Roy… Continue reading “Omemee Curling Club looking to expand summer pickleball, attract more youth”

Hope Valley offers a fresh start the for those with addictions
Hope Valley Healing Centre near Cameron opened last August, and CEO Jason Hillier said he’s very proud of what the… Continue reading “Hope Valley offers a fresh start the for those with addictions”

Fatal multi-vehicle collision near Omemee
Members of the City of Kawartha Lakes Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), alongside local EMS and fire services,… Continue reading “Fatal multi-vehicle collision near Omemee”

Our community and how it is changing
Analyzing 11 major indicators of community wellbeing through Vital Signs
Most of us have seen the reports, and are aware of the predicted future growth for our community: “Population jump… Continue reading “Our community and how it is changing”

Omemee resident Jasmine Marshall runs for council in Ward 6
Jasmine Marshall, an Omemee resident, has filed her paperwork to run for Ward 6 councillor in Kawartha Lakes in the… Continue reading “Omemee resident Jasmine Marshall runs for council in Ward 6”

