‘Life goes on’ at Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary

By Sue Tiffin Two weeks in to the new year, Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary, a year-round rehabilitation facility located in Minden, had already taken in about eight animals in need of care.“Life goes on for us,…

County to create economic development position

By Chad Ingram Haliburton County council will create an economic development officer position for the county, as well as work toward joint procurement of goods and services for the county and its four lower-tier municipalities.During…

Chamber welcomes new ED, continues to promote local…

By Mike Baker The Haliburton Highlands Chamber of Commerce is hoping for a much better year in 2021.While the COVID-19 pandemic brought a continuous flow of problems to the doors of the local business community…

2020 the year of the pandemic, but not…

By Mike Baker Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MPP Laurie Scott says “there is light at the end of the tunnel” as communities all across Ontario continue to be impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.Speaking to the Echo, a…

Youth Unlimited thanks community for support

By Darren Lum As Haliburton’s afternoon rush hour traffic rolled by, a masked man in a blue and yellow costume, resembling the Marvel character Wolverine, of X-Men comic book fame, waved his gloved hand with…

Record numbers for Nordic ski club

By Darren Lum It’s only when you see the parking lots that you realize how popular Nordic skiing is in the Highlands this season, owed in part to the provincial lockdown said the president of…

County continues to investigate transportation options

By Chad Ingram Haliburton County council continues to investigate options for some kind of public transportation system, and county staff are recommending that the county create a bylaw at the upper-tier level that would allow…

Hall of Fame working toward fulfilling vision

By Darren Lum It’s no surprise that COVID-19 put a delay on the plans for the Haliburton Highlands Hall of Fame’s first induction ceremony that was originally planned for October of 2020.Like the high-level athletes…

Health unit produces COVID-19 information videos

A series of videos featuring acting local medical officer of health Dr. Ian Gemmill have been uploaded to the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District health unit YouTube channel.“The health unit produced these videos as a…

Schools to remain closed until Jan. 25 as…

By Sue Tiffin On the same day the province reported a single-day record of 3,519 new cases of COVID-19, as well as a record high number of 89 deaths, Ontario's chief medical officer of health…

MP Jamie Schmale reflects on year, hopes for…

By Mike Baker While he doesn’t want to see another federal election any time soon, sitting Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MP Jamie Schmale has once again ensured he will be the Conservative candidate on the ballot the…

HCSA asking sledders to abide by the rules…

By Darren Lum The Haliburton County Snowmobile Association is preparing for the 2021 season, hoping sledders take care, heed trail status reports, and for more snow accumulation to open more of its 370 total kilometres…

Wilberforce gives students a hand up for future…

By Darren Lum Even with masks on, the two Haliburton Highlands Secondary School Grade 12 students couldn’t hide the light in their eyes, expressing their happiness for being chosen as the first recipients of the…

Coboconk pair hit with drug trafficking charges

By Mike BakerTwo Coboconk area residents are facing multiple drug trafficking charges following a joint investigation by the Haliburton Highlands OPP and the provincial force’s Kawartha Lakes-based community street crime unit.Officers executed a search warrant…