The Lindsay Advocate

Basic income class action lawsuit takes another step forward

The class action lawsuit launched by four Lindsay residents who were enrolled in the Ontario Basic Income Pilot has moved… Continue reading “Basic income class action lawsuit takes another step forward”

Women at the helm

When Colour and Code started 17 years ago, we worked with an incredible group of local business leaders. People who… Continue reading “Women at the helm”

A community shaped by land, history, and people

The story of local government in what we now call Kawartha Lakes did not begin with council chambers or bylaws…. Continue reading “A community shaped by land, history, and people”

Letting light shine out of darkness: The life of Katherine McKinnon

Emergency room nurses at the Ross Memorial Hospital are accustomed to the steady stream of ambulances arriving, the cries of… Continue reading “Letting light shine out of darkness: The life of Katherine McKinnon”

Going nuclear

Cool tips for a hot planet

Chernobyl. Three Mile Island. Fukushima. While 2026 marks the 40th anniversary of Chernobyl, those disasters seem to be fading from… Continue reading “Going nuclear”

Beyond the busy season

At Murphy’s Lockside Pub & Patio in Fenelon Falls, co-owners Heather Storey and Jason Lynn knew going in that the… Continue reading “Beyond the busy season”