Opinion
‘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”
Nightly dinner program for youth a vital part of Boys and Girls Club
The only thing better than eating a well-balanced, nutritious meal is eating a well-balanced, nutritious meal with friends, both new… Continue reading “Nightly dinner program for youth a vital part of Boys and Girls Club”
Lindsay basic income pilot: Mental health, resilience will surely improve
Basic income open enrollment sessions begin this week here in Lindsay. If you haven’t registered and you think you might… Continue reading “Lindsay basic income pilot: Mental health, resilience will surely improve”
Basic income provides stability to finish school
When I asked Jake about his school experiences, he replied that he had attended more than 10 different elementary and… Continue reading “Basic income provides stability to finish school”
Journey is never complete when it comes to developmental services
Developmental Services in Ontario is a dynamic sector that is constantly striving to learn its way into a better state… Continue reading “Journey is never complete when it comes to developmental services”
Community Care recognized for commitment to quality improvement
The Community Care Health and Care Network was in the spotlight recently when it was recognized by provincial peers for… Continue reading “Community Care recognized for commitment to quality improvement”
They were called in from the glen: Remembering our Great War nursing sisters
A stroll through Lindsay’s Riverside Cemetery is always a rewarding experience for the amateur historian, particularly when they happen upon… Continue reading “They were called in from the glen: Remembering our Great War nursing sisters”
