Question of whether or not the contract was binding will be decided next, lawyers say

The Fenelon Falls CHEST Fund has approved the Fenelon Falls Turkey Trot, Kawartha Works Community Co-operative — in support of the Fenelon Arts Committee.

Kawartha Lakes Mayor Doug Elmslie is hoping to make improvements when it comes to deputation etiquette.

The multi-year document, focusing on housing, sustainability, the environment, health care and transportation is poised to be approved March 19.

Kawartha Lakes council unanimously approved a motion put forward by Ward 3 representative Mike Perry that will allow for more public input on the city’s proposed strategic plan.

The draft 2023-2027 strategic plan for Kawartha Lakes has spurred a great deal of discussion and debate at council.

Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge and Peterborough boards must submit joint business plan by April 2 for provincial approval.

My December newsletter is here!

While city business is important for our community, sometimes it’s just nice at this time of year to remember the important things in life that unite us – like holiday baked goods.

The 2023 Municipal Heritage Awards were hosted at City Hall on December 7 with members of council, staff, and individuals from the local heritage community in attendance.

Councillor's New Year's Levee at 15 Dodd Street, Fenelon Falls, on Tuesday, January 2, 2024, from 3-5 pm

Kawartha Lakes council avoided exceeding its three per cent tax increase target by dipping into reserves

Taylor told council that 6,500 new homes is an achievable goal.

Fenelon Falls' Mike Perry looks forward to continuing the hard work started by Institute for Change Leaders founder Olivia Chow, and imbue the leadership of icon Marshall Ganz, as the organization's new executive director.

More than 300 people filled the meeting room at the Fenelon Falls Community Centre Tuesday (Nov. 14) night to hear more about the proposed 894-dwelling Fenelon Trails development project.

Sylvia Keesmaat (right) and Leslie Dyment (left) are among the members of the Cameron, Ont., community who oppose FLATO Development’s proposed golf resort on the shores of Sturgeon Lake.

This could be a year where all city spending will be under scrutiny, reports Kirk Winter.

Mike Perry, local Councillor for Ward 3, attended the “Apron Memories” event on Saturday October 14 at Fenelon Falls United Church. Mike paid tribute to his late mother, Mary Perry.

Should it garner support from Kawartha Lakes council, a $200,000 fund that would be used solely to support local not-for-profit cultural groups and organizations could become a permanent part of the municipality's operational budget.