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Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the letter by Josey Bouchard regarding the closed obstetrics unit at the Pontiac Hospital. I share the
Our deepest condolences to the Derouin and Mutchmore families on the loss of their son Gaëtan in a tragic accident at the age of 21.
This past weekend, a new restaurant opened in Quyon much to the excitement of local residents. The Clarendon Street Café is located right across the
They are finally rolling out the vaccines in the Pontiac for 65 and over. We are getting excited about getting everyone vaccinated so we can
Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with the Lampkin family in the recent passing of their dear brother Patrick of Sheenboro, Que. Warm birthday
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the Lampkin family of Sheenboro on the sudden passing of Pat Lampkin on March 23. He was
STEPHEN RICCIO CLARENDON March 24, 2021 EDITOR’S NOTE: Over the next several months, THE EQUITY will be reporting on the progress each municipality within the
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC March 22, 2021 COVID-19 has found its way to the Municipality of Bristol, as of March 18, and the community had five
STEPHEN RICCIO MRC PONTIACMarch 17, 2021 Forestry, firearms and delaying elections were some of the top issues during the MRC’s monthly Council of Mayors meeting
April 3,1996 25 Years Ago Maple sap flowing after slow start: Maple syrup producers are glad to get a few days’ good run in what is turning out to be an unsteady season. Some local producers began tapping two weeks
Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the letter by Josey Bouchard regarding the closed obstetrics unit at the Pontiac Hospital. I share the frustration and concern about the length of time that this crucial department has been closed.
Our deepest condolences to the Derouin and Mutchmore families on the loss of their son Gaëtan in a tragic accident at the age of 21. It is important to sign your organ donation consent at the back of your driver’s
This past weekend, a new restaurant opened in Quyon much to the excitement of local residents. The Clarendon Street Café is located right across the street from me, in the building that used to be McCann’s Home Hardware. Best wishes
They are finally rolling out the vaccines in the Pontiac for 65 and over. We are getting excited about getting everyone vaccinated so we can get back some kind of normalcy. The third wave is hitting certain areas and I
Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with the Lampkin family in the recent passing of their dear brother Patrick of Sheenboro, Que. Warm birthday wishes are extended to . . .
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the Lampkin family of Sheenboro on the sudden passing of Pat Lampkin on March 23. He was residing at Residence Meilleur at Chapeau, Que. Our condolences also go out to Gary and
STEPHEN RICCIO CLARENDON March 24, 2021 EDITOR’S NOTE: Over the next several months, THE EQUITY will be reporting on the progress each municipality within the Pontiac has made since the last slate of municipal elections in 2017. This series aims
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC March 22, 2021 COVID-19 has found its way to the Municipality of Bristol, as of March 18, and the community had five or less (minimum one) cases as of March 22. The municipality is now the tenth
STEPHEN RICCIO MRC PONTIACMarch 17, 2021 Forestry, firearms and delaying elections were some of the top issues during the MRC’s monthly Council of Mayors meeting on March 17. Warden Jane Toller and all 18 mayors were in attendance for the
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