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ESTHER COLPITTS, Spiritual Growth My granddaughter, Emily brought me a souvenir a number of years ago made up of pieces of broken glass. Amazingly, because
ESTHER COLPITTS, Spiritual Growth My granddaughter, Emily brought me a souvenir a number of years ago made up of pieces of broken glass. Amazingly, because
EMILY HAAIMA MACKECHNIE for The Parents’ Voice For anyone who knows me I am considered a neat freak by friends and family. I am far
Dear Editor, At the last regular meeting of the Council of Mayors of the MRC (Feb. 17, 2021), which I took pleasure in re-listening to
Dear Editor, I wish to thank THE EQUITY for the opportunity to respond to the story regarding land clearing along Goldmine and Sixth Line. Healthy
Our deepest condolences to the Young family on the loss of Reid Scobie on Feb. 18. He was the son of the late Bay and
Our family was saddened to hear of the passing of my uncle Reid Young on Feb. 18. Uncle Reid was a kind and generous man
It was absolutely a winter wonderland on Saturday morning when I woke up. The snow was clinging to the trees and when the sun came
EMILY HSUEH OTTAWA Feb. 18, 2021 Nearly 100 people gathered on Zoom to attend a virtual town hall meeting on Feb. 18 regarding nuclear waste


STEPHEN RICCIO For a dedicated athlete, the passion that being on the field, or the court, can bring to their life is difficult to replace


STEPHEN RICCIO MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Feb. 9, 2021 The Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) council held its monthly meeting on Feb. 9, linking up virtually via
ESTHER COLPITTS, Spiritual Growth My granddaughter, Emily brought me a souvenir a number of years ago made up of pieces of broken glass. Amazingly, because of the way it is put together, it is quite lovely and suits the room
EMILY HAAIMA MACKECHNIE for The Parents’ Voice For anyone who knows me I am considered a neat freak by friends and family. I am far from being a minimalist but I find that a lot of clutter in my home
Dear Editor, At the last regular meeting of the Council of Mayors of the MRC (Feb. 17, 2021), which I took pleasure in re-listening to some passages to make sure I understood what had been said (it happens very quickly
Dear Editor, I wish to thank THE EQUITY for the opportunity to respond to the story regarding land clearing along Goldmine and Sixth Line. Healthy forests once covered a large area of the planet, continuously producing oxygen and filtering H20.
Our deepest condolences to the Young family on the loss of Reid Scobie on Feb. 18. He was the son of the late Bay and Velva (Scobie) Young. He was the brother of Ralph (Nancy) and Mona MacKechnie (late Laurie).
Our family was saddened to hear of the passing of my uncle Reid Young on Feb. 18. Uncle Reid was a kind and generous man who loved his family, antiques, gardening, photography, and Ford Mustangs. I have many fond memories
It was absolutely a winter wonderland on Saturday morning when I woke up. The snow was clinging to the trees and when the sun came out it looked like diamonds glittering everywhere. I jumped in the truck and drove around
EMILY HSUEH OTTAWA Feb. 18, 2021 Nearly 100 people gathered on Zoom to attend a virtual town hall meeting on Feb. 18 regarding nuclear waste in the Ottawa River. The presentation was hosted by the Council of Canadians’s Ottawa chapter


STEPHEN RICCIO For a dedicated athlete, the passion that being on the field, or the court, can bring to their life is difficult to replace when moving forward in life, much less moving forward in a pandemic. For Quyon native,


STEPHEN RICCIO MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Feb. 9, 2021 The Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) council held its monthly meeting on Feb. 9, linking up virtually via Zoom as it discussed a variety of topics, including the approval of funding for a
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