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 Grant, Kelly, The Globe and Mail (Toronto) ( CTVglobemedia), 1 May 2020     Twenty-nine people died during Ontario's first major COVID-19 outbreak at a long-term care facility. Who were they? How did their chaotic final weeks unfold? The Globe and Mail investigated. Some of the residents who were victims of the outbreak were: Marguerite Adams Miller, age 98 Heather Budsway-Townsend, age 56 Joseph …

 Kawartha Lakes This Week, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 10 Nov 2020     The Canada Foundation for Innovation funded Fleming research into detecting COVID and other pathogens in wastewater.

 Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 11 Nov 2020     Trillium Lakelands District School Board will transition students to online learning when busing to schools is cancelled due to inclement weather to maintain COVID-19 safety plans.

 Yousif, Nadine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 12 Nov 2020     The majority of Canadians are aware of the public health risk of COVID-19, but 15 per cent say they don't believe the virus poses a big health risk to the population or are undecided.

 Chiu, Joanna, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 12 Nov 2020     People across Canada experienced stress-related aging such as greying hair, weight gain, and body aches.

 Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 12 Nov 2020     Organizers of annual Lindsay Santa Claus Parade turned the events into a 'road trip' in order to keep the holiday spirit alive during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 10 Nov 2020     The Academy Theatre's annual Diner Card fundraiser continued in 2020 with cards purchased for $20 that offered up $300 in savings for dining at local restaurants. All proceeds went to the Academy Theatre.

 Sobanski, Sarah, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 15 Nov 2020     Some Kawartha Lakes residents asked if the Lindsay DriveTest should be open to those coming from outside the city during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 Cilliers, Roland, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 15 Nov 2020     Minister of Education explained that keeping school open was an overwhelming priority for both government and public health and that Public Health would provide any direction if this needed to change.

 Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 30 Sep 2020     Click the image to read the article

 Keung, Nicholas, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 30 Sep 2020     Health Canada gave the green light to a rapid test for coronavirus, but experts say people shouldn't expect the testing backlog - and lineups - will disappear anytime soon.

 Gallant, Jacques, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 6 Nov 2020     Click the image to read the article

 Clarkson, Tricia, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 6 Nov 2020     Click the image to read the article

 Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 25 Sep 2020     Click the image to read the article. Click the link under the image to read the press release.

 Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 25 Sep 2020     click the image to read the article.

 Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 10 Nov 2020     New public school board fund "Feed All Four" takes aim at student wellness during the pandemic and is designed for staff to support student well-being and support families who are currently struggling because of the pandemic. This fund is an extension of efforts by schools to aid families in need …

 Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 14 Sep 2020     Click the image for the article link.

 Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 14 Sep 2020     click the image for the article link.

 Kawartha Lakes This Week (2004), 15 Sep 2020     click the image for the article link

 Boyd, Alex, Kawartha Lakes This Week, 3 Nov 2020     The elderly, the high risk, health-care and essential workers should be first in line when an initial COVID-19 vaccine becomes available, says a national advisory body tasked with giving immunization advice in Canada.