We'll make sure you're aware of recent changes and developments that may affect your cottage life in the Kawartha Lakes. For example, the garbage truck will pass your garbage by this cottage season if you don't put it out in a clear bag. (The municipality introduced new regulations on January 1 of this year.) Tax changes for waterfront properties, shifts in the handling of maintenance costs for unassumed roads, and proposals for local development could affect your pocketbook or your quality of life at your waterfront getaway.
Community meeting on March 13
On March 13 there will be a community meeting on the topic of housing and homelessness in Kawartha Lakes. MyKawartha...Proof that it’s cold!
OK, we all know it's cold in Ontario. All it takes is a step outside to know that! But, did...Puppy Palooza!
It's puppy-palooza over at the Kawartha Lakes Humane Society! Unfortunately, 58 dogs were found a home malnourished and in poor health. The...It’s cold in Kawartha Lakes!
It's January in Ontario and it is very cold! MyKawartha reported, "Very cold temperatures and moderate winds of 30km per hour...Bobcaygeon Beach Park update
Bobcaygeon's Beach Park may soon be getting an update! MyKawartha reported, "The new concept of Bobcaygeon’s Beach Park redesign will...The scoop on road salt
There's a shortage on road salt, but it might actually be a positive. Cottage Life reported, "It may turn out...Possible speed limit adjustments
Concerns from residents in Kawartha Lakes have led to city councillor Pat Dunn calling for an official review of speed limits...Update on the loose elk
A few weeks ago we reported on the elk that was roaming the Lindsay area. MyKawartha reported that the elk was...
