It’s not brain surgery
August 31, 2021
It was a cruel irony when one of the worst blows ever dealt to health care in the Pontiac was delivered by two professional health
It was a cruel irony when one of the worst blows ever dealt to health care in the Pontiac was delivered by two professional health
The fluttery tummies, as they are referred to in our home, is synonymous with the famous, common butterflies many children, parents and teachers experience in
Sept. 4,1996 25 Years Ago Fair bigger than ever: Can you remember the last time you didn’t need to dig out your winter coat to
Dear Editor, Do the Liberals really deserve our vote? As a matter of fact do the Conservatives or the NDP? When Premier Legault brought forth
Dear Editor, Choosing our best representatives for the next four years is a big responsibility. Now is the time to persuade the decision makers that
Dear Editor, Surprise, surprise — on Aug. 14, a payment for $500 was deposited into my bank account. This borrowed money is simply a bribe
Dear Editor, So, we have an election that nobody felt was necessary, which will be inconvenient and expensive. This is when we need to apply
Our sympathies to the family of Lois Garretty Howard who passed away on Aug. 18, in British Columbia in her 98th year. She was the
I, for one, am sick of this humidity and hot weather. I do not function well in this heat and I’m sure most people don’t
Happy back-to-school week to the elementary and high school students in our area. I can’t believe it is time for school again. This summer just
It was a cruel irony when one of the worst blows ever dealt to health care in the Pontiac was delivered by two professional health care workers, one a neurosurgeon turned premier and the other a radiologist turned health minister.
The fluttery tummies, as they are referred to in our home, is synonymous with the famous, common butterflies many children, parents and teachers experience in the days leading up to the first day of school, along with other events that
Sept. 4,1996 25 Years Ago Fair bigger than ever: Can you remember the last time you didn’t need to dig out your winter coat to withstand the cold nights during Shawville Fair? The unusually mild tempertures which reached as high
Dear Editor, Do the Liberals really deserve our vote? As a matter of fact do the Conservatives or the NDP? When Premier Legault brought forth the discriminatory Bill 96 that went against the Canadian constitution not one of them had
Dear Editor, Choosing our best representatives for the next four years is a big responsibility. Now is the time to persuade the decision makers that we really do want clean water to drink and swim in. We do not want
Dear Editor, Surprise, surprise — on Aug. 14, a payment for $500 was deposited into my bank account. This borrowed money is simply a bribe from the Liberal Government to buy my vote. I am disgusted. I do not want
Dear Editor, So, we have an election that nobody felt was necessary, which will be inconvenient and expensive. This is when we need to apply ironscopic vision to the situation.
Our sympathies to the family of Lois Garretty Howard who passed away on Aug. 18, in British Columbia in her 98th year. She was the wife of the late John W. Howard. She was the mother of Karen and Reverend
I, for one, am sick of this humidity and hot weather. I do not function well in this heat and I’m sure most people don’t either. I’m glad that the temperatures are cooling down this week to the low 20s
Happy back-to-school week to the elementary and high school students in our area. I can’t believe it is time for school again. This summer just flew by. Wishing all of the kids, teachers and staff all the best for this
Location: Otter Lake R.A. Association, 394 Tessier Street
Euchre tournament fundraiser for Otter Lake’s 150th Anniversary in 2026.
Pre-registration on now. $5 per person if pre-registered before the tournament. $8/pp at the door on the day of the tournament. You can send an e-transfer to pre-register to: otterlake150@outlook.com or contact Lory Beaudoin at: lorybeaudoin@gmail.com
The door opens at noon. Snacks and drinks for sale. The tournament starts at 1PM—prizes for the top 3 places; the lowest score and most lone hands. All skill levels welcome.
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