Highlights from the last CKL Council meeting of 2020.
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A local RN is the new voluntary president of the KLHCI board of directors.
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With the Bobcaygeon Swing Bridge under construction, Parks Canada has opened a pedestrian bridge.
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While there was a 12 percent decrease in usage of the Trent-Severn Waterway this summer thanks to COVID-19, Buckhorn’s Lock 31 was the busiest.
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Rehab on Lakehurst Road and County Road 23 in Buckhorn will start September 8.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford praised workers at Kawartha Dairy for their hard work in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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City of Kawartha Lakes CAO Ron Taylor provided council with an update on the City’s ongoing response to COVID-19.
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Rehab of the Bobcaygeon Swing Bridge and two others set to start in the Fall.
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Residents and visitors are asked to remain vigilant as the City reopens.
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Burn Bans are in effect throughout most of the Kawartha Lakes.
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Norma Jean Sutton, Post Mistress at the Reaboro Post Office since 1967, passed away June 21.
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The City of Kawartha Lakes is hosting a virtual town hall on June 11 to talk about COVID-19.
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The City of Kawartha Lakes has updated their waste management program.
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The province is spending $150 million to expand broadband and cell service in rural Ontario.
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The company that runs a number of retirement and long-term care facilities, including Kawartha Lakes Retirement Residence and Case Manor in Bobcaygeon, is taking steps in response to a provincial report.
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Buying local is important — Farmers’ markets in our area are changing the way they do business in light of COVID-19 restrictions.
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The 2020 Lindsay Exhibition will look different.
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The Kinette Club of Bobcaygeon (some members in the photo from an event pre-COVID-19) has made a generous donation to the RMH Heroes at Heart campaign.
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CAO Ron Taylor told council the economic impact of postponed events amounts to more than $3 million to the City’s coffers.
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The Ontario government has extended emergency orders until June 9.
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