Provincial
Kawartha Lakes to receive an additional $349,500 in Social Services Relief Funding
The Ontario government is building on the previous two phases of the Social Services Relief Fund with an additional $120… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes to receive an additional $349,500 in Social Services Relief Funding”
More money for cameras at geared-to-income housing to help counter gang activity
A new provincial grant of $19,125 will see additional closed circuit television cameras installed at city-managed, geared-to-income housing properties in… Continue reading “More money for cameras at geared-to-income housing to help counter gang activity”
Ontario invests in financial advice and training for small businesses and entreprenuers
The Ontario government is investing over $2 million through the Ontario Together Fund to provide small businesses with free, tailored… Continue reading “Ontario invests in financial advice and training for small businesses and entreprenuers”
Another $680 million for better internet connectivity
Today Mayor Andy Letham joined Mayor Brent Devolin, Mayor of Minden Hills, at the Haliburton County Public Library in Minden… Continue reading “Another $680 million for better internet connectivity”
Ontario adding new hospital beds in Kawartha Lakes
The Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay will be receiving more than $1.1 million in funding to help alleviate hospital capacity… Continue reading “Ontario adding new hospital beds in Kawartha Lakes”
Kawartha Lakes will see about $390,000 for long-term care, education, more
Kawartha Lakes is being allocated more than $390,000 through combined federal-provincial funding through the new COVID-19 resilience infrastructure stream. This… Continue reading “Kawartha Lakes will see about $390,000 for long-term care, education, more”
City to receive $1.75 million in ‘social services relief fund’ from province
MPP Laurie Scott has announced that Kawartha Lakes will receive $1,750,249 as part of Phase 2 of the social services… Continue reading “City to receive $1.75 million in ‘social services relief fund’ from province”
