Have you been wondering how to get active this winter?  If so then we have the perfect program for you!
Registration has begun for the City of Kawartha Lakes, Parks, Recreation and Culture winter programs.  Programs being offered include an array of aquatics and fitness programs or join in on the

The City of Kawartha Lakes Public Library would like to remind parents that it is time to register for the children’s programs presented at the Lindsay Branch.  The Winter Session runs for 8 weeks from January 12th until March 6th.   Registration is required for all programs except Family Storytime.
1-2-3 Baby’s

The Lindsay Library Branch of the City of Kawartha Lakes Public Library will close at 2 pm and the Woodville Library Branch will close at 1 pm on Friday, January 16th, 2009 to allow library staff to attend a meeting and training session.   We apologize for any inconvenience this may

If you are renting and have been dreaming of owning a home but don’t have the down payment in the bank, there may be help.
The City of Kawartha Lakes is participating in the Canada-Ontario Affordable Housing Program (AHP) which has committed more than $28 million to make homeownership affordable to low

While shoveling snow can be good exercise, it can also be hazardous for
optimistic shovelers who take on more than they can handle. The City of
Kawartha Lakes Emergency Medical Services (EMS) offers the following tips to
help you get a handle on safe shoveling.

* Take it easy. Snow shoveling is a weight-lifting exercise that
raises your heart rate

The City of Kawartha Lakes Public Library congratulates branch staff person Heather Saigeon and library volunteers Sue Ewing and Karen McLean for winning the first prize in the group and family division of the Fenelon Falls Santa Day Gingerbread Making Competition.
Saigeon, Ewing, and McLean created an enchanting North Pole Library

Effective January 5, 2009 the City of Kawartha Lakes will be implementing 4-digit telephone extensions.
Current extension numbers will have a “1” added to the beginning. For example, extension 355 will become 1355.
The change affects City Hall, Human Resources, Lindsay Service Centre, Victoria Manor, Lindsay Recreation Complex, Library Administration,

The City of Kawartha Lakes still has funds to assist tenants with rental arrears under the Provincial Rent Bank program.
The program provides interest-free loans to tenants who are in danger of being evicted from their homes.
“Short-term arrears is the most common reason tenants lose their apartments and end up in shelters,” says

Motorists need to slow down on Thunderbridge Road as new speed limits are now in place.
From Angeline St. N. onto Thunderbridge Road the limit will remain at 50km/h until just past the Country Estates Retirement Home where there is now a 60km/h transition zone.
The speed limit reduction will

The City of Kawartha Lakes Environmental Advisory Committee (CKLEAC) is seeking nominations for the Environmental Hero of the Year on behalf of Council.  This is the fourth anniversary of this annual award for an individual or group who took the initiative, within the current year, to successfully intervene and counter