The Lindsay Advocate
No expiry date
I remember standing behind the blocks at my first Masters swim meet last fall, trying to steady my nerves before… Continue reading “No expiry date”
Hope and recovery after the ticking of a cancer clock
Most people are familiar with the concept of a woman’s biological clock. This term is often used to describe the… Continue reading “Hope and recovery after the ticking of a cancer clock”
Boomers, ballads, and broken promises
When my wife, an alto in the Lindsay community choir, invited me to the ‘Feelin’ Groovy’ concert a few weeks… Continue reading “Boomers, ballads, and broken promises”
Century home’s lush gardens rooted in a quest for inner peace
Behind an ornate metal fence on a quiet Lindsay street in the old north ward, a circular rose garden greets… Continue reading “Century home’s lush gardens rooted in a quest for inner peace”
Council pay raise the right thing to do
After Louis St. Laurent became its first occupant, every Canadian prime minister has resided at 24 Sussex Drive. That is,… Continue reading “Council pay raise the right thing to do”
How Kawartha Lakes and Nayoro built a global friendship
Small cities, big connections
In the heart of Lindsay, where the Scugog River winds past historic brick storefronts, a remarkable international friendship took root… Continue reading “How Kawartha Lakes and Nayoro built a global friendship”
Analyzing 11 major indicators of community wellbeing through Vital Signs
The 2026 Canada Census is currently underway across the country. It will take about 18 months for the release of… Continue reading “Analyzing 11 major indicators of community wellbeing through Vital Signs”
