NewsNewsConversation continues regarding snowmobiles on Highland Street

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County starts climate change plan process 

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Dysart to create new noise fireworks bylaws

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Herlihey Park designed to become heart of town 

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Highland Wood moves forward with roof replacement

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Protest at MPP’s office moved outside privacy cited

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Rotary Club making an impact for 75 years 

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Fed budget contains cash for rural broadband

By Chad Ingram Published March 26 2019 The federal budget released last week contains money for the expansion of rural broadband internet. The budget has $1.7 billion allotted for internet infrastructure and satellite technology for…

Getting a piece of $30 billion 

By Chad Ingram Published March 26 2019 Earlier this month the provincial government announced a new $30-billion infrastructure funding program and Haliburton County officials are watching to see how they go about getting a piece…

HKPR relying on parents to self-report vaccinations

By Sue Tiffin Published March 26 2019 On March 15 the Toronto Star ran a story about an online vaccination reporting tool being used by the province to track student vaccinations through parent and caregiver…

Province sendinglarge sums to municipalities

Published March 26 2019 On March 20 theprovince’s Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Steve Clarkannounced millions of dollars of one-time funding for local servicedelivery would be released to small rural municipalities. Haliburton County– the…

Rural Rogues stages readings 

By Jenn Watt Published March 26 2019 On Friday March 15 and Saturday March 16 local thespians came together at the Haliburton Highlands Museum to do staged readings of four plays in progress through Rural…

Dysart man dies in snowmobile collision

Submitted by Bancroft OPP In the early afternoon of March 23 officers of the Bancroft Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police responded to a collision involving a motorized snow vehicle on E109 trail in the…

Dysart advised on tree planting in park

By Jenn Watt Published March 19 2019 Trees along the shoreline of Head Lake Park are doing well for the most part with good soil conditions. Trent University student Anieca Lloyd gave a presentation on…

Dysart council eyes 6.71% tax increase

By Jenn Watt Published March 19 2019 Dysart councillors took a third look at the budget on Thursday and determined a tax increase of 6.71 per cent was necessary. For residential properties with an assessment…