Letters to the Editor

Eye in the sky photos a reminder of what will be lost: Reader
Letters
Just a short note to comment about your eye in the sky pictures in the November issue of the Advocate… Continue reading “Eye in the sky photos a reminder of what will be lost: Reader”

Feeling a little crowded in Lindsay
Letters
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”

Reflecting on Chris Karkabasis
Letters
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”

Mother finds joy and purpose in dementia program
Letters
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”

Fond memories of the Lindsay Post
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”

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!