The Lindsay Advocate
Learning to keep learning
Career advice for the younger generation as technology reshapes the world
Last year, I was in a small group of guys when, let’s call him Bob, shared that he wasn’t sure… Continue reading “Learning to keep learning”
Proof that good still shows up
Last month, something happened in my backyard that I still can’t quite believe. Our neighbour was nominated anonymously to receive… Continue reading “Proof that good still shows up”
Succession planning must be an important consideration for local business owners
It’s quite possible that more small business owners in Canada are familiar with “succession” as a dramatic series that won… Continue reading “Succession planning must be an important consideration for local business owners”
Finding my way in 2026
When I first saw the city’s public meetings last month (and online for the first few days of this month)… Continue reading “Finding my way in 2026”
John Howard Society looks forward to opening of Community Integrated Care Hub on Peel Street in new year
The John Howard Society of the Kawarthas is looking to introduce some exciting new ventures in the new year –… Continue reading “John Howard Society looks forward to opening of Community Integrated Care Hub on Peel Street in new year”
The Baby Boom – 80 years on
On Jan. 8, 1946, a birth notice appeared on page three of The Lindsay Daily Post, which read: “McGahey –… Continue reading “The Baby Boom – 80 years on”
New immigrants in Kawartha Lakes face employment and belonging challenges
When Calvin Baalaboore immigrated to Lindsay from Ghana in 2024, he couldn’t help but feel lonely. With no established connections… Continue reading “New immigrants in Kawartha Lakes face employment and belonging challenges”
