The Lindsay Advocate

A tale of two Portugal Coves

Portugal Cove South, at the southern tip of Newfoundland’s Avalon Peninsula, feels both barren and beautiful. Barren, because widely spaced… Continue reading “A tale of two Portugal Coves”

Capacity crowd gathers to hear mayor, CAO, discuss community growth

Small town, big dreams event at Kindred

The Advocate and Kindred Coffee Bar partnered last night to host “Small Town, Big Dreams,” featuring Mayor Doug Elmslie and… Continue reading “Capacity crowd gathers to hear mayor, CAO, discuss community growth”

We will remember them

Profiles of our veterans

Since 2023, the Advocate has been profiling local veterans in the pages of its November issue. These stories bring home… Continue reading “We will remember them”

Former Lindsay man looks to create ant armies to help humanity build

How GRAM’s insectoid robots could reshape the future

Ulys Sorok has always been interested in technology. The now 22-year-old spent his pivotal high school years between the ages… Continue reading “Former Lindsay man looks to create ant armies to help humanity build”

Intentional community change

Early last month, I had the opportunity to restore a 1930s stained glass door from the Beach neighbourhood in Toronto… Continue reading “Intentional community change”

Resplendent in red: The story of Lindsay’s American LaFrance fire engine

Night owls in the Reaboro area might have known something was up when they gazed through their windows around 11:30… Continue reading “Resplendent in red: The story of Lindsay’s American LaFrance fire engine”

Getting ready for giving

It’s about to be that time when we will be increasingly asked to help support any one of the many… Continue reading “Getting ready for giving”