Letters to the Editor
March 14, 2023
A curious feature Dear Editor, A curious feature in being human is that more often than not one is not aware of their own flaws
A curious feature Dear Editor, A curious feature in being human is that more often than not one is not aware of their own flaws
It’s past time we stop moving the clocks back and forth for daylight saving time (DST) twice a year. It’s a myth that the need
Mar. 11,1998 25 Years Ago Early sap run sweet news for maple syrup lovers: The early bird gets the worm, the saying goes. This year,
Some parents of players with the Shawville and District Minor Hockey Association (SDMHA) have expressed disappointment over the fact this year’s Shawville’s Lion’s M-13 (Peewee)
Brett Thoms Bryson March 9, 2023 Politicians, municipal leaders, business owners and community groups gathered last Thursday to officially announce the disbursement of over $2.5
To some, winter is a cause for dismay. Cold weather, blustery winds and short days keep them indoors as they try and ride out the
The Shawville branch of the National Bank will be moving from its current location at the intersection of Main Street and Centre Street sometime over
THE EQUITY is pleased to profile a number of prominent women as part of our special International Women’s day feature. We thank you for all
Glen Hartle Pontiac March 8, 2023 Julien Morissette knows a thing or two about the merit of sound. As a young man of 19, he
Brett Thoms Luskville March 5, 2023 The Association équestre du Pontiac held a paint afternoon last Sunday in the Luskville Community Centre in order to
A curious feature Dear Editor, A curious feature in being human is that more often than not one is not aware of their own flaws and weakness until they are pointed out or taken advantage of by someone else in
It’s past time we stop moving the clocks back and forth for daylight saving time (DST) twice a year. It’s a myth that the need for DST had anything to do with farmers. Farmers have long been accustomed to starting
Mar. 11,1998 25 Years Ago Early sap run sweet news for maple syrup lovers: The early bird gets the worm, the saying goes. This year, it seems, the early tap gets the sap. Spring-like weather conditions attributed to El Nino
Some parents of players with the Shawville and District Minor Hockey Association (SDMHA) have expressed disappointment over the fact this year’s Shawville’s Lion’s M-13 (Peewee) and M-11(Atom) teams were forced to compete in the B league’s playoffs despite playing in
Brett Thoms Bryson March 9, 2023 Politicians, municipal leaders, business owners and community groups gathered last Thursday to officially announce the disbursement of over $2.5 million for the development of vitalization projects in the MRC Pontiac. In total, 29 projects
To some, winter is a cause for dismay. Cold weather, blustery winds and short days keep them indoors as they try and ride out the weather in hopes spring will soon return and deliver them from the elements. To others,
The Shawville branch of the National Bank will be moving from its current location at the intersection of Main Street and Centre Street sometime over the course of 2023, THE EQUITY has learned. While a specific date for the move
THE EQUITY is pleased to profile a number of prominent women as part of our special International Women’s day feature. We thank you for all the work you do to contribute to the community, whether through volunteering, being mothers, running
Glen Hartle Pontiac March 8, 2023 Julien Morissette knows a thing or two about the merit of sound. As a young man of 19, he toured Canada as a musician in a band, his upright bass safely stowed with the
Brett Thoms Luskville March 5, 2023 The Association équestre du Pontiac held a paint afternoon last Sunday in the Luskville Community Centre in order to fundraise. The event took the form of a tutorial hosted by local artist Jeanette Schever.
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