Lindsay Advocate is a journalist based in Lindsay, Canada, focusing on local news and community stories. Lindsay's articles cover a range of topics including community events, local achievements, social issues, and cultural happenings. With a passion for highlighting the stories that matter to the people of Lindsay, Lindsay Advocate aims to inform and engage readers with their writing.
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Lindsay Advocate's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, organizations, and news in the Lindsay area of Canada. The publication covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news, sports, and health & wellbeing.
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By: Lindsay Advocate
Representing 230 municipalities and over 2.6 million people across Ontario, the Eastern Ontario Wardens’ Caucus, Western Ontario Wardens’ Caucus, and Eastern Ontario Mayors’ Caucus join the call to action around the ‘Solve the Crisis’ Campaign, led by the Ontario Big City Mayors. During their joint meeting at the start of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) 125th Conference this…
By: Lindsay Advocate
Sandra Stevens was referred to Ross Memorial’s cardiac/pulmonary rehabilitation program after being diagnosed with heart failure and atrial fibrillation, an abnormal heartbeat. “My cardiologist wanted me to improve my heart strength and get some exercise specific to heart strength while regulated by trained professionals. I didn’t expect to enjoy it but I did. Everyone was very encouraging. All in the…
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By Emma Sonnemann In a partnership with Trent University's Community Research Centre, The Lindsay Advocate has been working with the International Development Studies Department. This partnership has allowed two students to research Lindsay’s experience with the basic income pilot by talking to community members and leaders to continue the conversation in a two-part series. This opinion piece is part two…
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In collaboration with the Trillium Lakelands District School Board (TLDSB), Kawartha Lakes Bus Lines, and City of Kawartha Lakes OPP, the City of Kawartha Lakes is excited to share that the school bus stop arm camera pilot program is set to launch at the start of the new school year. That means that for the first time ever in Kawartha…
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The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS), alongside community partners, is advocating for the establishment of a dedicated hospice residence in Kawartha Lakes. To illustrate the challenge — a 42-kilometer drive to the nearest hospice residence — CCS has installed a new billboard and is running digital ads throughout the region. Hospice residences provide a home-like environment that offers dignity and comfort…
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Today, Laurie Scott, MPP for Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock, announced that the new addition at Scott Young Public School will be welcoming new students in September for the 2024-25 school year. This project is a part of Ontario's ongoing efforts to build and improve local schools, with the province providing Trillium Lakelands District School Board with $5.9 million to build the school…
By: Lindsay Advocate
The Lindsay Legacy C.H.E.S.T. Fund has been an ongoing gift to the town. The funds stem from former hydro electric commissions and are used to benefit citizens of the geographic area they serve. It offers financial assistance to non-profit, community-based organizations providing programs, projects, services, or activities that improve the quality of life for Lindsay residents in health, arts, culture,…
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As a result of a fire on Wednesday September 4, 2024 the Doube’s Trestle Bridge on the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail has been closed and is impassable. The bridge will remain closed to public use for the foreseeable future. Barricades and signage are in place. The public are asked to respect the closure and avoid the area. The trail is…
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Due to an unexpected shut down at the plant where the municipality contracts out mattress recycling, the mattress recycling program has been temporarily suspended until further notice. The contractor has informed the municipality that they will not be able to accept mattresses collected at the Lindsay Ops landfill until at least late September, possibly later. Since recycled mattress space at…
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By Aliyah Mansur, Contributor In January of this year, I moved to Lindsay after living in London, UK for three years. Or more accurately, I crash landed in Lindsay after a tumultuous and disheartening year, trying desperately to make that big city dream work. From bad flatmates to a never-ending internship, a breakup that left me trekking to a friend’s…
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