Municipal
New sign bylaw approved with improved wording
Kawartha Lakes council gave final approval to a new election sign bylaw that will regulate the size, placement, quality and… Continue reading “New sign bylaw approved with improved wording “
City trying to keep up with provincial pandemic orders
Since the arrival of COVID-19 in Ontario, the only constant in city planning has been change, as the municipality reacts… Continue reading “City trying to keep up with provincial pandemic orders”
City to encourage conversation about basic income
In a contested and close vote, Kawartha Lakes council approved a motion by Councillor Doug Elmslie to send letters to… Continue reading “City to encourage conversation about basic income “
Significant money in federal budget to benefit Kawartha Lakes
The recent federal budget by the federal Liberals means a significant amount of money is coming for cities, including Kawartha… Continue reading “Significant money in federal budget to benefit Kawartha Lakes”
Letham will not stand for a third term as mayor
Kawartha Lakes Mayor Andy Letham will not be running for a third term. He informed council at their regularly scheduled… Continue reading “Letham will not stand for a third term as mayor”
City takes first step to change rules for election signs
With the possibility of a federal, provincial and municipal election in 2022, council has unanimously voted in principal to update… Continue reading “City takes first step to change rules for election signs”
Hope Lee retires: City’s progressive housing stance a reflection of Lee’s leadership
It was always a little bit personal for Hope Lee. After 34 years with the city’s housing division, Hope Lee… Continue reading “Hope Lee retires: City’s progressive housing stance a reflection of Lee’s leadership”
