Amos reprimanded by House speaker
June 15, 2021
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC June 16, 2021 Pontiac MP Will Amos was reprimanded by the House of Commons Speaker Anthony Rota on June 7 for his
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC June 16, 2021 Pontiac MP Will Amos was reprimanded by the House of Commons Speaker Anthony Rota on June 7 for his
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE June 1, 2021 The manager of local broadcaster CHIP 101.9 was recently named the president of a provincial association for community
CALEB NICKERSON QUEBEC June 16, 2021 Due to the dry weather, Quebec’s forest fire fighting organization, known by the acronym SOPFEU, is advising the public
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON June 16, 2021 The Municipality of Clarendon is in the process of introducing a bylaw that will outline the regulations for commercial
By the time you’re reading this, I will no longer be employed at THE EQUITY. . . Two weeks ago I decided to step away from
Editor’s note: This editorial was first published in this paper on March 3 of this year, and is being republished because it’s still as relevant
CALEB NICKERSON L’ÎLE DU GRAND CALUMET June 5, 2020 Families took to the roads of Île du Grand Calumet on Saturday to scour the sprawling
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL June 1, 2020 Hydro Quebec is conducting work on the substation in Wyman in order to bring it into the digital age.
CALEB NICKERSON WALTHAM June 9, 2020 Volunteers will once again be searching the Ottawa River this coming weekend to recover the body of missing Allumette
CALEB NICKERSON ÎLE DU GRAND CALUMMET June 1, 2020 A 59-year-old man was found dead on Île du Grand Calumet on the morning of June
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC June 16, 2021 Pontiac MP Will Amos was reprimanded by the House of Commons Speaker Anthony Rota on June 7 for his second videoconferencing mishap, where he was caught urinating on camera. Rota called the second incident
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE June 1, 2021 The manager of local broadcaster CHIP 101.9 was recently named the president of a provincial association for community radio stations, known by the acronym ARCQ. François Carrier, the manager at the Fort Coulonge-based
CALEB NICKERSON QUEBEC June 16, 2021 Due to the dry weather, Quebec’s forest fire fighting organization, known by the acronym SOPFEU, is advising the public that. . .
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON June 16, 2021 The Municipality of Clarendon is in the process of introducing a bylaw that will outline the regulations for commercial campgrounds in certain areas on their territory. Director General Patricia Hobbs explained that this is
By the time you’re reading this, I will no longer be employed at THE EQUITY. . . Two weeks ago I decided to step away from my duties as editor and let someone else take the lead in our small newsroom.
Editor’s note: This editorial was first published in this paper on March 3 of this year, and is being republished because it’s still as relevant as ever. This past week News Media Canada, the lobbying group representing Canada’s print media,
CALEB NICKERSON L’ÎLE DU GRAND CALUMET June 5, 2020 Families took to the roads of Île du Grand Calumet on Saturday to scour the sprawling region for clues, as part of a treasure hunt put on by a community organization
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL June 1, 2020 Hydro Quebec is conducting work on the substation in Wyman in order to bring it into the digital age. The work, which will replace one of the substation’s control buildings, began in May .
CALEB NICKERSON WALTHAM June 9, 2020 Volunteers will once again be searching the Ottawa River this coming weekend to recover the body of missing Allumette Island man and they’re looking for help . . .
CALEB NICKERSON ÎLE DU GRAND CALUMMET June 1, 2020 A 59-year-old man was found dead on Île du Grand Calumet on the morning of June 1 from what appears to be a work related incident. Police were called to a
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