Parks Canada announces the opening of the TSW and limited services. Camping remains closed until at least June 21.
Read MoreAlthough the outbreak is over at Pinecrest Nursing Home in Bobcaygeon, Administrator Mary Carr says all ongoing infection control and prevention measures will remain in place.
Read MoreWelcome to Dr. Allison MacKay, who has joined the Community Health Centre team.
Read MoreUnited Way of City of Kawartha Lakes has launched a new campaign and online resources to support community services.
Read MoreThe City of Kawartha Lakes will allow some services to open under strict safety guidelines and the burn ban in the City will be lifted as of Friday, May 8.
Read MoreIt may be chilly for a dip, but two residents are encouraging others to jump for charity.
Read MoreA volunteer group in Kawartha Lakes is asking the community to take up the challenge.
Read MoreAnother Bobcaygeon business steps up to help the community.
Read MoreMary Carr, the Administrator at the Pinecrest Nursing Home in Bobcaygeon gives us an update.
Read MoreMax Miller, publisher of The Kawartha Promoter, spoke with CTV News about the COVID-19 situation in Bobcaygeon on March 31, 2020.
Read MoreWhat the police can do to protect residents of Kawartha Lakes.
Read MoreHeather Kirby, Executive Director of Kawartha Lakes Food Source, explains how they are responding in this time of need.
Read MoreThe Ontario Government has extended school closures across the province in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreBobcaygeon Post Office will be closed at least for today.
Read MoreThe Kawartha Art Gallery has made a generous donation to a local support group in honour of its late Board Member, Bobcaygeon resident Jean Pollock.
Read MoreTwo Kawartha Lakes police officers are in self-isolation following possible exposure to COVID-19.
Read MoreYou can help those in need locally.
Read MoreThe City of Kawartha Lakes says parks remain open, but amenities are now closed.
Read MoreNo more Mr. Nice Guy!
Read MoreGive if you can!
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