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Walker, Jennifer, Kawartha411.ca (20150713), 27 Jan 2021     To further efforts in prevention and containment during the second wave ofCOVID-19, long-term care homes in Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock received a total of 1,602,100 million dollars in new funding.

Ferguson, Rob, Toronto Star ( TorStar), 4 Jan 2021     Ontario's commission into the increasingly deadly toll of COVID-19 in nursing homes went public with its frustration at Premier Doug Ford's government for failing to provide requested documents on measures taken to protect vulnerable citizens from infection.

Roe, Bonnie, The Lindsay Advocate (Lindsay, Ontario: Roderick Benns), 14 Dec 2020     Co-Chair Bonnie Roe of the Halibuton-CKL Long-Term Care Coalition expressed her group's shock and disappointment in the provincial government's statement that it would take five years, until 2024 - 2025, to fully implement all the changes outlined in the interim report from the province's Long-Term Care COVID-19 Commission.

Lindsay Advocate, Lindsay Advocate (Lindsay, Ontario: Roderick Benns, 201804), 1 Feb 2021     Hosted by the local Long-Term Care Coalition, 50 residents unanimously passed a Declaration to Fix Long-Term Care from communities across the area at a virtual town hall held the week prior.

VanMeer, Pamela, Kawartha411.ca (20150713), 24 Jan 2021     The local health unit declared a coronavirus outbreak at Caressant Care Retirement Home at 240 Mary Street West in Lindsay. The number of cases at the facility was unclear.

VanMeer, Pamela, Kawartha411.ca (20150713), 4 Feb 2021     Officials at Caressant Care on McLaughlin Road in Lindsay said they tested for the coronavirus variant at the facility and all came back negative so far. The variant was said to be more contagious than the original virus, although it was not thought to be any more deadly. The news ...

411 Staff, Kawartha411.ca (20150713), 31 Jan 2021     Pam Smith lost her parents to Coronavirus last spring. Jean and Ted Pollock were long time residents of Bobcaygeon and very involved in the community. Ted was a Pinecrest resident and Jean visited him there and helped with his care. They died within weeks of each other. Pam wrote this ...

Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 27 Jan 2021, p. 4     Residents of Pinecrest Nursing Home in Bobcaygeon, which was first devastated by a coronavirus outbreak in spring 2020, were the first in Kawartha Lakes to receive the COVID-19 vaccine today.

Hyatt, Sarah, Northumberland News (Cobourg, ON), 27 Jan 2021     Vaccinations began today at three long-term care homes in the Haliburton Kawartha Lakes Pine Ridge Health Unit's district.

Whitnall, Catherine, Kawartha Lakes This Week (Kawartha Lakes, ON: Kawartha Media Group, 2004), 9 Feb 2021     The war was far from over, but staff at Caressant Care McLaughlin Road Nursing Home were glad to finally be winning some battles against COVID-19.

Abrahamse, Hannah, kawarthaNOW.com ( Jeannine Taylor, 1996), 28 Jan 2021     COVID-19 cases in the Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge (HKPR) District Health Unit remained in an upswing, primarily due to worsening outbreaks in area long-term care homes. There were six institutional outbreaks in the health unit’s region, the most serious of which was at Caressant Care McLaughlin Road long-term care home ...