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Barton, Megan, Explore Fenelon Falls, 5 Feb 2021     St. James, as well as many other churches, are innovating to continue serving their congregation and community through YouTube church services. The lack of ability to hold fundraisers during the pand

    The library announced that it would open Lindsay and Fenelon Falls locations for in-person access and expand pick-up service to two more locations on September 8, 2020.

    The local district health unit released safety guidelines for anyone running a garage sale/yard sale/jumble sale and for those shopping at second-hand sales.

    The City announced the reopening of the weight room at the Lindsay Recreation Complex. Members were expected to pre-book their time slots for using the weight room.

    The local health unit provided tips and resources for parents and kids to help them adjust to the new school year with COVID-19.

    The City reactivated all term and Corporate memberships for the Lindsay Recreation Complex, effective August 31, 2020, with lost time due to the pandemic closure added on to the membership length. Mo

    The Community Pandemic Recovery Task Force, established by Kawartha Lakes Council, was off to a productive start after a couple of successful planning meetings. The Task Force was created to provide

    A collection of links to various community support services available in the local health unit's jurisdiction and community health and support related articles published by the health unit.

    Five creative solutions and new ways of working together emerged as a result of the unique situations health care providers and social agencies faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    This nationwide movement united and encouraged Canadians to support local businesses and built towards Canada United Weekend on August 28 - 30, 2020, and delivered grant relief to help small business

    The city lifted the local State of Emergency regarding the COVID-19 Pandemic on July 24, 2020 and the Mayor included a statement. This was in line with the Ontario government's lapsing State of Emerg

    Places of worship were allowed to reopen as part of stage 2, but physical distancing guidelines of 6 feet/2 metres apart were enforced and buildings could only allow 30 percent of their capacity at a

    CAO Ron Taylor presented to Council on July 28, 2020, summarizing the City's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including a review of service levels and finances to date.

    The City updated its service levels following the Ontario's Stage 2 announcement and regional reopening effective June 12, 2020.

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