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The last Post: Taking stock a decade after the newspaper’s closure
Everybody knew The Lindsay Post was in trouble. It went from a daily to publishing twice a week. It got… Continue reading “The last Post: Taking stock a decade after the newspaper’s closure”
Tornado watch: When wild winds walloped our community
Just in Time local history series
On May 21, 2022, a powerful derecho rolled across southern Ontario, causing widespread damage from Sarnia through Ottawa and into… Continue reading “Tornado watch: When wild winds walloped our community”
The secret to happy relationships
Local couples talk about their happiness and successes — and the challenges they just couldn’t overcome
“The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are… Continue reading “The secret to happy relationships”
Lindsay student wins prestigious Terry Fox Humanitarian award
The 15 exceptional young Canadian recipients of the 2023 Terry Fox Humanitarian Award have been announced — and a Lindsay student is among them.
Lindsay’s ‘Ironman’ men’s clothier, Greg Nisbett, dead at 62
‘He really just wanted to try and help make this world a better place’
Greg Nisbett, a well-known fixture in Lindsay’s downtown retail environment as owner of Nisbett’s Clothiers, has died this week at 62 from cancer.
Text talk
For our younger generation, using punctuation can sometimes be taken as rudeness
Do you end your sentences with a period when texting?
Up and away: The thrills of flight in Kawartha Lakes
Just in Time local history series
About 120 years ago, brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright took off from Kitty Hawk, North Carolina in what has been celebrated as the first flight in an aircraft.
