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Strong mayor powers make temperament and experience a ballot-box issue

By Randy Neals · September 14, 2026

Weathering the front lines of climate breakdown

By Moya Beall · September 12, 2026

An accident, a calculator, and our first EV

By Richard Gauder · September 10, 2026

Saab, not F-35

In wake of latest U.S. indecency, Carney must choose Swedish Gripens

By Roderick Benns · September 09, 2026

Building a sense of belonging in a new place

Home Reimagined is a monthly column that explores the experiences, lessons, and discoveries that come after settling in Canada.

By Geraldine Silva · September 08, 2026

Lindsay’s housing crisis of 1916

Just in Time

By Ian McKechnie · September 06, 2026

With intention

Sarah's Say

By Sarah Fournier · September 05, 2026

Sweating the big stuff

Cool Tips for a Hot Planet

By Ginny Colling · September 04, 2026

Gordon Yacht Harbour expands with new Yacht Club restaurant

By Robyn Best · September 04, 2026

Legally lethal

The opioid in disguise

By Jason Ward · September 03, 2026

Good medicine

New MD Connected clinic coming to Lindsay this fall

By Robyn Best · September 03, 2026

Local income gaps reveal a complex economic picture

Vital Signs report examines income and poverty in Kawartha Lakes

By Mike Puffer · September 02, 2026

To be 100

Benns' Belief

By Roderick Benns · September 01, 2026

100 stories from 100 issues

A trip down memory lane with a single story snapshot from every magazine we've published in the past 100 issues.

By Lindsay Advocate · September 01, 2026

What was I thinking?

The Other Side

By Sue Allen · August 28, 2026

Inside the manosphere

How online misogyny is shaping young minds

By Robyn Best · August 28, 2026

“Do you want fries with that?” Serving up fast-food history in Kawartha Lakes

Just in Time

By Ian McKechnie · August 27, 2026

Patio summer

Craft beer still flows, but mocktails make waves across Kawartha Lakes

By Geoff Coleman · August 26, 2026

Nature is gay

Trevor's Take

By Trevor Hutchinson · August 25, 2026

The bird cat-astrophe

Cool Tips for a Hot Planet

By Ginny Colling · August 25, 2026

Room to stay

Sarah's Say

By Sarah Fournier · August 23, 2026

Wanted: Real Alberta leadership

Benns' Belief

August 22, 2026

Mabee and Associates honoured with national award

August 21, 2026

SmartCentres identifies Lindsay as key location in its national Retail Development program

Walmart and Home Depot at the centre of Highway 35 growth

By Randy Neals · August 21, 2026

Food insecurity on the rise in Kawartha Lakes, despite best efforts of community groups

Analyzing 11 major indicators of community wellbeing through Vital Signs

By Mike Puffer · August 20, 2026

Choosing our next council

Who will tend the soil, and not just gather crops?

By Wesley Found · August 12, 2026

What lies at the end of Lagoon Road

By Jason Ward · August 11, 2026

Reflections on Retirement with Ken Louie

Part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · August 10, 2026

Reflections on Community with Robyn James

Part of the Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · August 07, 2026

Reflections on Community from Melissa Alfred

Part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · August 05, 2026

Who would want this job?

The impossible trap of municipal office

By Randy Neals · August 03, 2026

Solutions from Finland on chronic homelessness

Part of our Solutions from the World Series

By Lindsay Advocate · July 29, 2026

Unreachable

By Sarah Fournier · July 16, 2026

The lockdown kids

What the pandemic took from a generation — and what a community can give back

By Jason Ward · July 14, 2026

Heart care then and now

One Omemee patient’s experience reflecting a half-century of innovation

By Robyn Best · July 14, 2026

Reflections on diversity with Carolyn MacLean

Part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · July 14, 2026

Lingering in Lifford

Just in Time

By Ian McKechnie · July 13, 2026

Reflections on retirement with Sara Johnston

Part of the Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · July 13, 2026

Local farming no stranger to tech’s reach

The 25-year-old, third-generation farmer has a dairy and cash crop operation near Dunsford that looks like a farm designed by NASA.

By Geoff Coleman · July 13, 2026

Reflections on leisure with Hilary Martland

Part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · July 10, 2026

Reflections on business with Armando Nobrega

Part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · July 08, 2026

Reflections on mental health with Ian MacLean

Part of the Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · July 06, 2026

Reflections on diversity with Cheryl Nobrega

A part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · July 03, 2026

Reflections on Business with Janet Di Bello

Part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · July 01, 2026

Reflections on diversity with Marlene Morrison Nicholls

A part of our Voices of Kawartha Lakes Series

By Lindsay Advocate · June 26, 2026