Latest News from the Lindsay Advocate
Lindsay resident angry with ATV decision
I’m at a loss to understand how and why council voted last week to approve the route through Lindsay.
Grassroots group says ATV fight is “not over”
Darryl James, a local entrepreneur and father of three who helped galvanize support to keep ORVs off Lindsay’s streets, says the fight is “not over.”
Extracurriculars available at both elementary and secondary
One of the surest signs of a return to approaching normal at the schools in the Trillium Lakelands District Secondary Board is the availability of extracurricular programming at both elementary and secondary schools right across the district.
Driver shortages for local school board still an issue as enrollment increases
Finding bus drivers is still an issue for a local public board of education that keeps on growing.
Ontario expands local community paramedicine for long-term care program
The Ontario government is providing up to $82.5 million over three years to expand the province’s Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care program to 22 additional communities including Kawartha Lakes.
Supply teachers in short supply
TLDSB scrambling to find occasional staff to replace absences
Trillium Lakelands District School Board is having difficulty finding enough available supply teachers to cover absences.
The Life of Brenda O’Keefe
She contributed in many ways to her adopted community, including serving on council
Pedestrians walking to the north end of St. Paul Street will encounter a curious-looking house set back among the trees, just as the road curves to become Denniston Street. From one angle, the home resembles a typical suburban bungalow; from another, it evokes the look of a small cottage.
