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Vital Signs report presented to council on community well-being

Representatives from the Kawartha Community Foundation (KCF) presented council with a “report card” on community well-being during a Feb. 10… Continue reading “Vital Signs report presented to council on community well-being”

The life of a small-town sex worker

Advocate writer Denise Waldron spent eight months looking for a local, self-employed sex worker who would speak to us for… Continue reading “The life of a small-town sex worker”

Expert sees no immediate end to cold and snow

Despite what those famous groundhogs scattered across North America might be suggesting, David Phillips, senior climatologist with the federal Department… Continue reading “Expert sees no immediate end to cold and snow”

Nursing home rally at Case Manor, Bobcaygeon, as cuts and layoffs announced

CUPE 3204 members rallied outside Case Manor in Bobcaygeon on Friday after unexpected layoffs and reduced hours were announced earlier… Continue reading “Nursing home rally at Case Manor, Bobcaygeon, as cuts and layoffs announced”

Customers left in the cold for more than a week

As temperatures dropped at the end of January, scores of residents in Kawartha Lakes were left in the cold –… Continue reading “Customers left in the cold for more than a week”

The Grove Theatre announces 2026 mainstage season

The Grove Theatre is thrilled to unveil its eagerly anticipated 2026 main stage season, an unforgettable lineup of musicals, concerts,… Continue reading “The Grove Theatre announces 2026 mainstage season”

Continuing a caring legacy with a leadership gift to RMH

In 1946, life was changing in the Kawartha Lakes. With the end of the Second World War, families were reuniting… Continue reading “Continuing a caring legacy with a leadership gift to RMH”