Regency of Lakefield

10/15/2025

Thank you to Cindy Reid and Community Care in Lakefield for inviting Regency to the Planning to Downsize Seminar, it was very informative.

10/08/2025

Reminder that at Regency, you can do a walk in tour Monday- Friday from 10 am- 3 PM. If you would like to book a tour and have a complimentary meal, please call 7056512400 and ask for General Manager Jennifer.

10/04/2025

Come join us at Healthy Planet Peterborough for a chance to win an all inclusive two night stay at the Regency.

10/02/2025

Please join us Saturday Oct 4, 2025 for the Forever Young show. Regency will be there.

10/01/2025

10/01/2025

09/21/2025

Thank you to Lakefield United Church for inviting Regency’s to share information and to share Regency freshly baked cookies after service with the congregation.

09/19/2025

Peterborough and Community, please be aware of this happening in Retirement homes. This happened in a local Retirement home, not here and we at Regency would like our residents and families to be aware of current scams.

Media Release - Friday, September 19, 2025

➡️ Bank Investigator Scam happening in our community
Photo of suspect connected to one incident in which a resident at a retirement home was scammed out of about $3000.

Anyone with information is asked to call Peterborough Police at 705-876-1122 x555 or at 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.stopcrimehere.ca

DC Ryan Black of the Peterborough Police Service Fraud Unit provided information on how the scam works:

In this scam fraudsters pose as bank investigators or security staff. These criminals claim to be investigating suspicious activity and trick victims into handing over money, card or account details.

How the Scam Works:

The Call : You receive a phone call, text, or email claiming to be from your bank’s fraud department or a bank investigator.

The Hook: The scammer says there is suspicious activity on your account.

They may ask you to:

-Withdraw cash and hand it over to a “bank investigator” or courier.
-Transfer money to a “safe account” to protect it.
-Provide your bank card, PIN, or online banking credentials.

Key Warning Signs

-A caller pressures you to act immediately.
-You are asked to keep the call secret or not tell bank staff.
-They request you to move or withdraw funds in unusual ways.
-Caller ID may look like your bank, but this can be spoofed.

How to Protect Yourself
-Hang up and call your bank directly using the number on your card or statement.
-Never share your PIN, online banking password, or verification codes.
-Do not withdraw or transfer money at someone else’s direction.
-Verify independently – if someone claims to be a bank investigator, contact your bank by calling the number on your card or attending the local branch.

https://www.peterboroughpolice.com/en/news/media-release-for-friday-september-19-2025.aspx

09/19/2025

Birthday party today at the Regency. Only one Resident Birthday in September and unfortunately he wasn’t able to be here today to celebrathe, Happy Birthday to Bruce and thank you to Ron Reg and Catherine on the piano for the music.