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    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

    Mayor Letham shares message of assurance about local COVID-19 preparedness.

    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 adminis

    Mayor Letham announced that the City would continue to provide essential services, waiving all penalties for water and wastewater service changes for April and June, and provided a 60-day relief peri

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    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 com

    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 ob

    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 Andy Letham discusses the recent decisions made relating to the municipal budget for 2021.

Winter, Kirk, The Lindsay Advocate (Lindsay, Ontario: Roderick Benns), 22 Jul 2020     The Mayor focused a good portion of his weekly press scrum on addressing the issue of the city's pandemic-inspired $2.5 million operating deficit and just how that deficit might be dealt with. He was

    Kawartha Lakes is working to recover from the effects of the pandemic - thanks to the resilience of our farmers and local businesses and those in the community who are supporting them.

Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 12 Jan 2021     Mayor Andy Letham encouraged residents to follow expanded provincial health and safety guidelines to help curb increases in COVID-19 cases and risks to long-term care homes. The City was not at the p

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

    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, R

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

    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

    Vanessa Murphy asks Mayor Letham questions posed by the community. Topics Include: What does a resolved case mean? Why are high risk contacts going up? Where can residents get the 2021 Municipal Cale

Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 12 Jan 2021     Mayor Andy Letham cautioned that orders will be enforced should violations, such as not following restrictions on non-essential travel, masking and holding public and private gatherings, occur.