Letters to the Editor

I enjoyed reading “CAO says city is attempting to manage extraordinary growth” in the November Advocate. As a family caught… Continue reading “Feeling a little crowded in Lindsay”

Pat and I were saddened to learn of the recent passing of Lindsay icon, Chris Karkabasis. I first met Chris… Continue reading “Reflecting on Chris Karkabasis”

My 93-year-old mother, Rosaleen, has been attending the Silver Lights Adult Day Program for dementia, since it opened in November… Continue reading “Mother finds joy and purpose in dementia program”

I enjoyed reading your piece on the 10th year anniversary of the closing of the Lindsay Daily Post. I can… Continue reading “Fond memories of the Lindsay Post”

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.

I faithfully pick up your magazine from the Coboconk Foodland, and from the very first time I flipped through one, I was hooked!

Great article Mr. Benns. For decades the corporate world has effectively been permeating propaganda that unions were once needed but not any longer.