Opinion
New wine for old wineskins: The changing role of your local museum
Another calendar year has dawned and with it has come the inevitable litany of resolutions about doing things differently in… Continue reading “New wine for old wineskins: The changing role of your local museum”
A personal note from the publisher about The Lindsay Advocate
It has been four short months since The Lindsay Advocate launched and it feels like we already belong here. For… Continue reading “A personal note from the publisher about The Lindsay Advocate”
Basic income and the future of work: Potential for social disruption
I have always loved school. After high school I attended university and several years after graduation I completed a graduate… Continue reading “Basic income and the future of work: Potential for social disruption”
Wanted: 2,000 people from Lindsay who need a better income
If you live in Lindsay and you’re finding it difficult to make ends meet, you owe it to yourself to… Continue reading “Wanted: 2,000 people from Lindsay who need a better income”
Prepare Kawartha Lakes students as they do in Tokyo, Riyadh and London
The Canadian economy exists on two key tenants — resource extraction and manufacturing. But both are in trouble. Given most… Continue reading “Prepare Kawartha Lakes students as they do in Tokyo, Riyadh and London”
We’ve all got something to offer to make community better
I am often amazed at how much science and learning is involved in the daily interactions we all make with… Continue reading “We’ve all got something to offer to make community better”
‘What can I give them, poor as I am?’: Lindsay’s 1931 Citizens’ Relief Association
On July 12 of this year, a number of local citizens gathered in the Academy Theatre for a screening of… Continue reading “‘What can I give them, poor as I am?’: Lindsay’s 1931 Citizens’ Relief Association”
