The Way We Were
February 15, 2022
Feb. 12, 1997 25 Years Ago Otter Lake gets perfect weather for winter carnival: Big crowds and beautiful weather made this year’s winter carnival in
Feb. 12, 1997 25 Years Ago Otter Lake gets perfect weather for winter carnival: Big crowds and beautiful weather made this year’s winter carnival in
The responsibility for the emergency declarations by the City of Ottawa and the province of Ontario, the traffic snarl in Windsor and the Coutts blockade
Dear Editor, In the olden days, elections were decided by whomever raised the most money and could buy the most advertising. They would presumably win
The recent ousting of Erin O’Toole as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada is a matter of concern for all Canadians interested in good
Zainab Al-Mehdar Quyon Feb. 16, 2022 Joined at the hip with his father, a millwright, Eric Provost learned everything he knows from watching closely and
Zainab Al-Mehdar Fort Coulonge Feb. 16, 2022 Getting in shape is not all about the major weight loss, it’s about incorporating fitness into one’s life,
Carole St-Aubin Bryson Feb.10, 2022 Part of the daily grind for most might include doing chores and going to work. These often entails doing repetitive
Carole St-Aubin Mansfield et Pontefract Feb. 12, 2022 The Pontiac’s MNA, warden and several of its mayors were among those gathered at the Chutes Coulonge
Zainab Al-Mehdar Shawville Feb. 16, 2022 One of the ways to inspire the youth to get into politics is to have them voice their concerns
Zainab Al-Mehdar Fort Coulonge Feb. 16, 2022 Centre des Loisirs des Draveurs, now a Cooperative, is welcoming back its community after what has been a
Feb. 12, 1997 25 Years Ago Otter Lake gets perfect weather for winter carnival: Big crowds and beautiful weather made this year’s winter carnival in Otter Lake a great success, says Recreation Association President Ambrose Gauthier. In addition to the
The responsibility for the emergency declarations by the City of Ottawa and the province of Ontario, the traffic snarl in Windsor and the Coutts blockade in Alberta lies at the feet of the federal government. The chaos can be specifically
Dear Editor, In the olden days, elections were decided by whomever raised the most money and could buy the most advertising. They would presumably win the most votes and therefore run the government. In the next election, it will be
The recent ousting of Erin O’Toole as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada is a matter of concern for all Canadians interested in good governance, regardless of political stripe. The main complaint about O’Toole is that he flip-flopped on
Zainab Al-Mehdar Quyon Feb. 16, 2022 Joined at the hip with his father, a millwright, Eric Provost learned everything he knows from watching closely and listening to everything his father taught him growing up in his hometown of Quyon. Welder
Zainab Al-Mehdar Fort Coulonge Feb. 16, 2022 Getting in shape is not all about the major weight loss, it’s about incorporating fitness into one’s life, Portage du Fort’s resident fitness trainer, April Shepherd, explained. “I want people to be excited
Carole St-Aubin Bryson Feb.10, 2022 Part of the daily grind for most might include doing chores and going to work. These often entails doing repetitive movement and handling a fair amount of stress that all have a continuous and cumulative
Carole St-Aubin Mansfield et Pontefract Feb. 12, 2022 The Pontiac’s MNA, warden and several of its mayors were among those gathered at the Chutes Coulonge on Saturday in anticipation for the Pontiac MRC’s unveiling of a new brand image. The
Zainab Al-Mehdar Shawville Feb. 16, 2022 One of the ways to inspire the youth to get into politics is to have them voice their concerns according to MRC Pontiac Warden, Jane Toller when she spoke about the return of the
Zainab Al-Mehdar Fort Coulonge Feb. 16, 2022 Centre des Loisirs des Draveurs, now a Cooperative, is welcoming back its community after what has been a tough few years under Covid restrictions. This was made possible after its partnership with Fort
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