Taylor Ablett

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Flood watch issued for some local waterways

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry has issued a flood watch for a number of local rivers. The MNRF says flooding is possible along the Black, Burnt, York, and...

Eligibility criteria for potential blood donors changes this week

Canadian Blood Services is taking steps to allow more donors through the doors. CBS Territory Manager Elaine St. Pierre says new eligibility criteria came into effect this week, which...

Haliburton looking for volunteers to help with the 20,000 Homes Campaign

Haliburton is looking for some help gathering information on health and social needs of those experiencing homelessness. The county, along with the City of Kawartha Lakes, are looking for 40...

MNRF puts water safety statement in effect for parts of Haliburton

Muskoka, Parry Sound, and the north-west portion of Haliburton are all under a water safety statement. The statement means high flows, melting ice and other factors could be dangerous...

Sandbags available for Minden Hills residents concerned about flooding

If you’re seeing water rising around your home or cottage, you can get sand or sandbags from the Township of Minden Hills. The township is making the resource available...

Lawyer says know what you’re getting into before running for office

There is a lot you need to think about before you consider running for municipal council. That was the message from Municipal Lawyer Fred Dean during the ‘so you want...

HPEPH: Never let your guard down when it comes to ticks

Hastings and Prince Edward Public Health wants you to take tick bites seriously. As the weather heats up, people will spend more time outdoors, which could increase their risk of...

Eastern Ontario to get provincial help for cellular and broadband services

Cellular coverage and broadband services in Haliburton are getting a financial boost. The province has announced it will be putting $71-million into an Eastern Ontario Regional Network project that will...

Enviro-Cafe hosting a climate change meeting in May

Climate change planning from the ground up. That will be the topic of discussion at a community engagement event being...

Health unit hosting a baby-friendly course

Making the right decisions when it comes to feeding infants. That's the idea behind a twenty-hour course being put on...

Man accused of possessing drugs after trying to sell to police officer

A Highlands East man accused of trying to sell drugs to an off-duty police officer has been charged. It happened...

Water safety statement still in effect for the area

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry says flooding is possible in the next few weeks. A water safety statement...

Soap hockey tournament registration now open

You can now sign your team up to play some soap hockey in July. Registration is now open for...

Haliburton to start seeing signs of spring

After unusually cool temperatures in the region, things are forecasted to start warming up. That’s according to Environment Canada, which...

Police reminding drivers to be cautious in snowy conditions

While it may be spring, winter driving conditions are still in play. That’s according to OPP Constable Shawn Peever, who...

OPP: Locking your car doors could deter thieves

You can take steps to make sure your car isn’t broken into. That’s the message from OPP Constable Shawn Peever,...
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Province providing $35,000 to aid Haliburton County investment attraction plan

The plan includes enhancing the County's economic development website, creating a hotel feasibility study, and hosting various investment forums.

OPP enforcement campaign results in 9,800 charges over Thanksgiving long weekend

Through the national campaign Operation Impact, police focused enforcement efforts focused on impaired, aggressive, and distracted driving, along with seatbelt usage.

Minden Hills looking to revive Lochlin Community Centre

The facility has been closed since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Province hosting Disaster Recovery Assistance program info session

The province activated the program last month for specific areas of Minden Village impacted by flood damage not covered by insurance.

Sidewalk construction to begin in Minden Village week of Oct. 13

The project, which will repair sidewalks and improve accessibility in the village core, is expected to take three weeks.
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