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Food bank use up on eve of Hunger Awareness Week

More Ontarians are accessing a food bank today than there were in 2008, and there has been a 20 per… Continue reading “Food bank use up on eve of Hunger Awareness Week”

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Learning about landfill: Open house, students welcome

The Lindsay Ops Landfill is having an open house this month to showcase the Lindsay Ops landfill site and how staff… Continue reading “Learning about landfill: Open house, students welcome”

The beer can family and the faces of poverty

From my kitchen window I could see the two girls were about four and six years old. They had just… Continue reading “The beer can family and the faces of poverty”

Celebrate the environment and Canada at 150 at Ken Reid Conservation

Celebrate the environment and Canada at 150 at Ken Reid Conservation

A free family event at Ken Reid Conservation Area on Oct. 14 will celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday and the environment…. Continue reading “Celebrate the environment and Canada at 150 at Ken Reid Conservation”

Future home for Community Care will allow for future growth

New home for Community Care will allow for future growth

There will soon be a flurry of activity at 21 Angeline St. N. in Lindsay, as demolition of the former… Continue reading “New home for Community Care will allow for future growth”

Laurie Scott ‘certain’ health will improve under basic income pilot

Member of Provincial Parliament Laurie Scott says she is certain that as incomes increase under a basic income, or through… Continue reading “Laurie Scott ‘certain’ health will improve under basic income pilot”

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Fleming College president wonders if Frost enrollment will grow during basic income trial

Sir Sandford Fleming College President Tony Tilly says the upcoming basic income pilot in Lindsay is “exciting” – and he… Continue reading “Fleming College president wonders if Frost enrollment will grow during basic income trial”