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Looking for Volunteers!

Looking for Volunteers!

Spring is here and it’s the perfect time to get out and connect with friends and neighbours at the Kawartha Lakes Country Living Show. We’re looking for enthusiast volunteers to welcome everyone to the show and help make this our most successful show ever. There are a number of roles and shifts throughout the weekend and meal(s) are provided during your shift.

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Nominations open for the 2023 Accessibility Awareness Award
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Nominations open for the 2023 Accessibility Awareness Award

At least 22% of Canadians encounter daily challenges due to disabilities and many unsung heroes are doing their part to try and level the playing field to create equal access to community life. To shed light on the challenges and recognize the community's Accessibility Champions, each spring the Kawartha Lakes Accessibility Advisory Committee (KLAAC), a group of volunteers that advises Council, seeks out the accessibility leaders of our community — employers, program designers, service providers, shopkeepers, friends and families — to celebrate them in a special award ceremony.

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Minister’s Visit Brings News of More Affordable and Accessible Child Care Spaces in Kawartha Lakes
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Minister’s Visit Brings News of More Affordable and Accessible Child Care Spaces in Kawartha Lakes

During a visit from Hon. Stephen Lecce, Minister of Education and MPP Laurie Scott, they announced funding to open 443 new child care spaces in Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton by the end of 2026. This will be a 40 percent increase in total spaces available, bringing the 2026 child-care access rate in Kawartha Lakes up to the new provincial minimum standard.

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