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County concerned about misuse of Crown land News13 July 2021 By Chad Ingram Haliburton County council is attempting to open a dialogue with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry about the ongoing inappropriate use of Crown land within the county’s borders. Councillors received a memo from Algonquin Highlands Mayor Carol Moffatt during a June 23 online meeting, “The comments that are contained in the report to council, they’re a fraction of what I’m sure we’ve all heard off and on over many years, and many are anecdotal,” Moffatt told her colleagues. “There is definitel...

Home /Up to 40 new communication towers for county Municipal councillors speak with representatives from Rogers Communications and the Eastern Ontario Regional Network during an April 28 meeting regarding EORN’s cell gap project. /Screenshot News3 May 2021 By Chad Ingram The Eastern Ontario Regional Network’s cell gap project will see between 30 and 40 new communication towers constructed throughout Haliburton County and the entire project, which includes the construction of 300 new towers throughout Eastern Ontario and the upgrading of 300 existing ones, is expected to be compl...

Haliburton County council passed its 2021 budget last week. News3 February 2021 By Chad Ingram The County of Haliburton will contribute $25,000 to Point in Time’s campaign to assist students in the county with internet costs in the online learning environment created by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. During a Jan. 13 online meeting, county councillors received a presentation from the social services agency, explaining that some 150 students in the county were unable to attend school virtually. They heard how the data requirements of Google Meet,the platform by which online takes p...

News27 January 2021 By Darren Lum The following are Highlands East council briefs from the Jan. 19 meeting held virtually on YouTube. The recent attempts to start a roadside zoo with exotic animals on Peterson Road in neighbouring Hastings Highlands is drawing attention for how residents there are raising concerns and has led to Highlands East expanding its animal control bylaws to include exotic animals. From her monthly staff report, township bylaw enforcement officer Kristen Boylan presented potential issues that face the township without such a bylaw to address complaints and concerns re...