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      Ainsley Herlihey, General Manager and Bookkeeper at Income Tax Plus Inc. (Lindsay), explained what the public needed to know about tax credits related to working from during the COVID-19 pandemic.

      Mayor Letham outlines the plans that are in place and which are moving ahead in terms of coronavirus vaccinations, mentioning council, budget, and community projects. Letham emphasizes that the actions currently being taken will determine what the coming spring will look like in relation to the pandemic and restrictions.

      ...Taped March 22, 2021....

      This is one of the Neighbourhood Pop-Up activities in action at one of the local parks!

      Vanessa Murphy and Mayor Andy Letham talk local COVID-19 numbers and what happens if the Hospitals get overwhelmed.

      Topics of discussion include the municipal tax rate reduction, which the mayor declares was possible because of the swift action taken when the pandemic outbreak began. Though many projects were not completed as projected over the past year, some town infrastructure construction is still underway in Lindsay, Fenelon Falls, and ...

      Help is needed across Ontario as hospitals are beginning to fill up with patients in desperate need of critical care. We're not talking about 10 - 20 ICU beds, we're talking about hundreds of people being transferred across the province. Please help the hospital and your friends and neighbours who ...

      Vanessa Murphy and Mayor of Kawartha Lakes, Andy Letham, talk about how residents can stay healthy during the shutdown, the potential Polar Vortex heading our way and how people can go about getting their municipal information during the lockdown....

      ...? Where can residents get the 2021 Municipal Calendar with waste information...

      Mayor of Kawartha Lakes, Andy Letham, and Vanessa Murphy discuss the Emergency Operations Group and Ross Memorial Hospital. The Emergency Operations Group is composed of municipal staff, the Mayor, Ross Memorial Hospital, Fire, Police, Paramedics, and the local health unit.

      Vanessa and Mayor Letham discuss the vaccine rollout in the city as well as what the shutdown looks like for residents of Kawartha Lakes.

      When the COVID-19 pandemic began, the City of Kawartha Lakes quickly became the province’s epicentre for the virus, following an outbreak at Bobcaygeon’s Pinecrest Nursing Home which claimed the lives of 28 residents. But within the past year, the municipality has turned a corner. Case numbers are down, and as ...

      A promotional video created during the COVID-19 pandemic while the Lindsay Downtown area was under heavy reconstruction. The video is one of many promotional materials made to support downtown businesses by driving viewers to shop local.

      Mayor Letham discusses long term care home coronavirus cases and progress made with vaccinations, the importance of shop local campaigns

      The mayor discusses how community outreach and interactions have changed with the pandemic in terms of connecting with residents of the Kawartha Lakes. Letham also discusses the differences he has observed between meetings and town halls held in person as opposed to over a Zoom meeting.

      The mayor discusses municipal services affected by pandemic safety measures including libraries, service centres, landfill, and arenas. The 'Jump In Kawartha Lakes' initiative is also discussed.

      Mayor Letham provides updates as to the state of COVID-19 in Kawartha Lakes, commenting on the outbreaks at the Lindsay correctional facility and Caressant Care. Also discussed are topics such as community spread, education, and the response from the community in regard to the stay at home order.

      The video features a number of women walking the red carpet in the Cathy Allan Ladieswear store to show off the latest fashions featured in the store.

      COVID-19 cases grew to four confirmed cases at the Caressant Care Long-Term Care Home in Lindsay. Main streets in Bobcaygeon and Lindsay were just two examples of ghost town-like streets during the Second Lockdown period. Nancy (McCulla?), 62, received a family-built contraption to help get her back walking outside after ...

      Fresh Fuell moved locations and expanded to include a new coffee venture, North Warde Coffee Co., in spite of COVID-19 business closures and repeat lockdowns.