PART SIX: Nearly $100 million for roads. What value is Kawartha Lakes getting?
The Kawartha Lakes Scorecard
The most recent stories from Lindsay and the City of Kawartha Lakes.
The Kawartha Lakes Scorecard
The Kawartha Lakes Scorecard
The Giving Issue: October 2026
The city filled 68 Lindsay Street North with those most likely to die without housing, then confirmed in its own reports that they need care around the clock. It has never given that care a budget line we can find. Now, rather than fund the care, it is quietly changing the building. Those asking to be your mayor owe you an answer.
Analyzing 11 major indicators of community wellbeing through Vital Signs
A four-part election-year test of what municipal government costs - and what taxpayers get
The Kawartha Lakes Scorecard
For a growing number of people in their 40s, 50s and early 60s, middle age is not a slow fade, but rather a time of transformation. Work, health, family and identity are undergoing transformations, with the best chapters still to be written.
Part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series
Five names will appear under mayor. The ballot records only one choice, but it cannot show all the decisions voters make before getting there.
Part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series
Home Reimagined is a monthly column that explores the experiences, lessons, and discoveries that come after settling in Canada.
Vital Signs report examines income and poverty in Kawartha Lakes
A trip down memory lane with a single story snapshot from every magazine we've published in the past 100 issues.
Walmart and Home Depot at the centre of Highway 35 growth
Analyzing 11 major indicators of community wellbeing through Vital Signs
Part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series
Part of the Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series
Part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series
Part of our Solutions from the World Series