Charles Dickson Shawville June 10, 2023 When Venetia Crawford booked the Little Red Wagon for a June 10 event, she prepared two dresses for the
I received a call from a friend this weekend. Her elderly mom had slipped away in her sleep. We cried together but not without hope.
Waltham – Helen Perry The Pontiac area is now experiencing a forest fire threat to the entire region. Sopfeu is reporting three out of control
Forty horseback riders gathered at Spurlane Farm in Stark’s Corners this weekend for its first sorting show of the season. Sorting is a sport that
Charles Dickson Bristol June 4, 2023 Before a capacity crowd at Bristol Council chambers in the Jack Graham Community Center on Monday evening, John Edelman
Connor Lalande Shawville June 3, 2023 In a celebration of faith, generosity and community, St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Shawville participated in the national Big
Connor Lalande Norway Bay June 3, 2023 In an effort to keep cyclists safe along their streets, the Bristol Community Association held a bike safety
Eva Baldi Quyon June 3, 2023 Vendors and community members gathered at the Quyon Community Center on Saturday for the first spring market fundraiser for
Eva Baldi Campbell’s Bay June 1, 2023 Members of Pontiac Pride ushured in Pride Month with the raising of the progress flag at the MRC
Pierre Cyr Mansfield-et-pontefract June 5, 2023 The Pont Blanc public beach is now open and ready to take reservations for the 2023 tourist season. The
Charles Dickson Shawville June 10, 2023 When Venetia Crawford booked the Little Red Wagon for a June 10 event, she prepared two dresses for the occasion. One was white with flowers, the other was black. “It will either be for
I received a call from a friend this weekend. Her elderly mom had slipped away in her sleep. We cried together but not without hope. My friend was planning a visit. God didn’t give her that option. The beautiful part
Waltham – Helen Perry The Pontiac area is now experiencing a forest fire threat to the entire region. Sopfeu is reporting three out of control fires in the Pontiac as of today June 4. Sopfeu is showing a total of
Forty horseback riders gathered at Spurlane Farm in Stark’s Corners this weekend for its first sorting show of the season. Sorting is a sport that involves riders in teams of two cutting 10 cows (numbered zero through nine) and driving
Charles Dickson Bristol June 4, 2023 Before a capacity crowd at Bristol Council chambers in the Jack Graham Community Center on Monday evening, John Edelman and Jodi Armstrong, owners of the Norway Bay Golf Course at Astra Estates, voiced their
Connor Lalande Shawville June 3, 2023 In a celebration of faith, generosity and community, St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Shawville participated in the national Big Give movement this past Saturday. “Each year, churches across Canada bless and love their neighborhoods
Connor Lalande Norway Bay June 3, 2023 In an effort to keep cyclists safe along their streets, the Bristol Community Association held a bike safety day at the rink in Norway Bay this past Saturday. Billed as an educational event
Eva Baldi Quyon June 3, 2023 Vendors and community members gathered at the Quyon Community Center on Saturday for the first spring market fundraiser for St. Mary’s elementary school. The market featured a barbeque, a bake sale, a raffle, and
Eva Baldi Campbell’s Bay June 1, 2023 Members of Pontiac Pride ushured in Pride Month with the raising of the progress flag at the MRC building in Campbell’s Bay last Thursday. The progress flag was created in 2018 with the
Pierre Cyr Mansfield-et-pontefract June 5, 2023 The Pont Blanc public beach is now open and ready to take reservations for the 2023 tourist season. The Cooperative Hélianthe, a non-profit organization, welcomes you to the beach and offers a wide range
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