Letters to the Editor
The latest Letters to the Editor stories from Lindsay and the City of Kawartha Lakes.
Underlying reasons for doctor shortage must be addressed
The solution to the family doctor crisis in Kawartha Lakes referred to in the February Advocate (Doctoring a solution) lies not so much in determining how Kawartha Lakes can attract more doctors, but in how to address the underlying shortage of family doctors in the country.
Coboconk Advocate fan
I faithfully pick up your magazine from the Coboconk Foodland, and from the very first time I flipped through one, I was hooked!
Unions needed more than ever
Great article Mr. Benns. For decades the corporate world has effectively been permeating propaganda that unions were once needed but not any longer.
Labour unions expanded the middle class
Excellent piece. I find it completely baffling that Kawartha Lakes would ever vote Conservative given the demographics of this city
Lindsay downtown: Hallmark beautiful, too bad about the cars
The letter to the editor in the February edition of the Advocate by Wayne Medford, outlining a visionary plan for getting rid of parked cars in Lindsay’s downtown was inspiring.