The Lindsay Advocate

AI: A Cautionary Tale
A former journalism colleague of mine went on to sit as a Liberal in Alberta’s legislative assembly. His son, as… Continue reading “AI: A Cautionary Tale”

Canada always
It seems the right time of year for gratitude. And yet the geo-political reality of the times we’re living in… Continue reading “Canada always”

Holiday Passport programs return to Lindsay and Fenelon Falls
Holiday Passports are back in Kawartha Lakes this year. Both Lindsay and Fenelon Falls have had their own version of… Continue reading “Holiday Passport programs return to Lindsay and Fenelon Falls”

All alone
How community, routine, and small gestures can help combat loneliness
Lisa Hart had always lived at home with her parents, but in 2021 her dad died, and a year and… Continue reading “All alone”

The folly of us and them
Picture a leader that says political opponents should be in jail and that if the police aren’t doing that, they… Continue reading “The folly of us and them”

Why your gift means more than ever
Every day, I see firsthand the incredible difference our donors’ generosity makes. But today, I want to share these stories… Continue reading “Why your gift means more than ever”

Choosing a child-free life
More than a third of Canadians aged 15-49 said they have no plans to have children
In the old days they said children should be seen and not heard. But what if a more common choice… Continue reading “Choosing a child-free life”
