Catherine Whitnall is a reporter at Kawartha Lakes This Week. She covers a range of topics including health, education, and entertainment, with a particular focus on public education, school administration, and consumer health. Catherine's work has been featured in various publications such as Northumberland News, Perth Courier, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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By: Catherine Whitnall
PVNC school board announces vacancy of Clarington trustee seat held by Joshua Glover due to legislative rules.
By: Catherine Whitnall
More than 20 per cent of Lakelands Public Health households are struggling to put healthy food on the table; quantity and quality are often sacrificed in order to pay rent and other bills.
By: Catherine Whitnall
Ontario Public Sector Employees Union Local 358 president upset by news Fleming College was providing accommodations to company hired to train replacement workers during upcoming strike.
By: Catherine Whitnall
300 local staff have joined a provincewide strike.
By: Catherine Whitnall
Grace King worries strike by Community Living Trent Highlands workers could have a significant impact on clients’ well-being, particularly those like her daughter Rochelle who lives in an assisted living residence.
By: Catherine Whitnall
Andy Barder realizes his teenage dream with The Barder Shop in Lindsay, offering unique culinary and styling experiences.
By: Catherine Whitnall
Peterborough Catholic elementary students and staff will have to adjust to a new schedule when it comes to instruction, daily activity and dining come September.
By: Catherine Whitnall
Current City of Kawartha Lakes Ward 6 Coun. Ron Ashmore’s bid for mayor focuses on boosting investment, growth, development and collaboration.
By: Catherine Whitnall
More than 300 members of Ontario Public Sector Employees Union Local 358, who work in settings in Haliburton, Kawartha Lakes and Peterborough, enter second full week of picketing.
By: Catherine Whitnall
Striking Community Living Trent Highlands workers joined by OPSEU president to delay temporary workers leaving Peterborough accommodations.
