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 Wiskniewski, Dominik, Peterborough Examiner (Peterborough ON: Metroland Media, 1847), 23 Sep 2020     click the image for the link to the article.

 Peterborough Examiner, Peterborough Examiner (Peterborough ON), 11 Jan 2022     Since the pandemic began, the local health unit has seen 80 COVID-19 deaths, 60 in the City of Kawartha Lakes, 19 in Northumberland County, and 1 in Haliburton County.

 Peterborough Examiner, Peterborough Examiner (Peterborough ON), 14 Jan 2022     There have now been 5034 confirmed cumulative cases since the pandemic began in March 2020, with 1089 of the cases active as of January 13 2022.

 Peterborough Examiner, Peterborough Examiner (Peterborough ON), 3 Jan 2022     The local health unit's confirmed COVID-19 cases have topped the 4000 milestone after 323 new cases in Northumberland County, 227 in City of Kawartha Lakes, and 54 in Haliburton County.

      The City of Kawartha Lakes declared a State of Emergency (SOE) on March 24, 2020, in line with the Ontario government. This SOE remained in effect in line with the province's declared SOE.

      Mayor Andy Letham shares a video message with the public, strongly encouraging citizens to stay home.

      Guiter player Richard Kyle for The Tragically Hip cover band, The Tragically Hits, has organized "Sing Bobcaygeon from Your Front Porch," asking Bobcaygeon residents to come out and sing 'Bobcaygeon' song in support of the community.

      Kawartha Lakes Mayor Andy Letham’s video message on April 7, 2020 updated residents on how new regulations under the province's emergency declaration might affect them. They include changes to rules for trailer parks, campgrounds and short-rentals.

      Kawartha Lakes Fire Rescue Service's Mark Pankhurst calls for people to respect the burn ban and not draw away emergency resources.

      A video message for the public by frontline staff and First Responders set to music with images and photographs.

      Mayor Andy Letham shares a message with the public. The local State of Emergency is extended to May 12 to match the province's extension. Restrictions for use of outdoor public amenities continues to be restricted. The local health unit reported 109 positive cases of the virus in Kawartha Lakes at …

      COVID-19 Update 38: Mayor Letham shared a message with public about continued focus on essential and critical services, increased curbside collection for spring yard waste, and Human Services administering relief funding from the province.

      After testing positive for COVID-19 on April 1, resident Lorraine Button, 91, beat the odds and was allowed to go outside for a walk, the first time a resident has been outside freely since the outbreak at Pinecrest.

      Ross Memorial Hospital's Perioperative Team share a video message with the public. Video is a photograph slideshow set to music.

      City Council made a tribute dedicated to those who have lost their lives to COVID-19 in Kawartha Lakes and shared a tribute video that featured signs of love and support from residents throughout Kawartha Lakes, spreading words of encouragement to frontline workers and those affected by the pandemic.

      Staff at Fenelon Falls Secondary School created and shared a video message (a photo slideshow set to music) for their students. Messages read: "#Bobcaygeonstrong; FFSS students...stay home and stay strong! Be SAFE! Be STRONG! Let your character shine!; We all have different challenges to face, but we're in it together; …

      Natalie McMaster and family played "The St. Patty's Pick Me Up" for those who were not able to enjoy their traditional St. Patrick's Day habits due to COVID-19.

      Mayor Andy Letham shared a message for the public, urging residents not to panic, not to hoard, and be thankful for healthcare workers.

      Mayor Andy Letham provided a video update recapping the Special Council meeting held on the morning of March 17, 2020 and highlighting the municipality's business continuity plan

      A parade of cars honked past Ross Memorial Hospital on a rainy March 30, 2020 in support of the hospital staff and frontline workers.