Flags at half mast for Nova Scotia
April 28, 2020
The flags outside Shawville town hall were lowered to half mast this past week as a result of the mass shooting that took place in
The flags outside Shawville town hall were lowered to half mast this past week as a result of the mass shooting that took place in
DARIUS SHAHHEYDARI CAMPBELL’S BAY April 24, 2020 The SAAQ office in Campbell’s Bay will be re-opening some of their services as of April 24. Appointments
CHRIS LOWREY CLARENDON April 29, 2020 The homeowner at the centre of a controversy in Sand Bay related to an algae bloom near the beach,
Dear Editor, The “Coronavirus” is insensitive and uncaring and not welcome, not you or your family. Common sense must prevail. The Health Authorities are in
Dear Editor, This letter to the Editor stems from your article that appeared on 22 April, 2020 with respect to the above-mentioned article. I typically
Dear Editor, I am writing in response to Pamela Sheehan’s letter to the editor on April 22, 2020. In hers letter she expresses that the
May 3, 1995 25 Years Ago No water for Quyon: It doesn’t look promising for Quyon. Although testing for swells was done at four different
What better time to get purging than a time when many of us have been destined to our home for weeks now. Not to mention
Our condolences to the Lafleur family on the loss of Rheal at the age of 71 on April 17, 2020. Rheal was the husband of
Last year at this time in Waltham, and indeed much of west Pontiac, we were dealing with the most destructive flood in living memory. The
The flags outside Shawville town hall were lowered to half mast this past week as a result of the mass shooting that took place in Nova Scotia last weekend. Mayor Sandra Murray wrote in a statement that the town shares
DARIUS SHAHHEYDARI CAMPBELL’S BAY April 24, 2020 The SAAQ office in Campbell’s Bay will be re-opening some of their services as of April 24. Appointments must be made with the SAAQ staff for these services. Those intending to receive service
CHRIS LOWREY CLARENDON April 29, 2020 The homeowner at the centre of a controversy in Sand Bay related to an algae bloom near the beach, Sandra Wolf, is waiting on lab tests to confirm if the water is safe. The
Dear Editor, The “Coronavirus” is insensitive and uncaring and not welcome, not you or your family. Common sense must prevail. The Health Authorities are in charge. The politicians are following their advice. We are all in this pandemic together. We
Dear Editor, This letter to the Editor stems from your article that appeared on 22 April, 2020 with respect to the above-mentioned article. I typically enjoy the balanced neutral nature of your articles. Unfortunately, this article was not that. The
Dear Editor, I am writing in response to Pamela Sheehan’s letter to the editor on April 22, 2020. In hers letter she expresses that the Pontiac political leadership, namely the warden Jane Toller, could have done more to be more
May 3, 1995 25 Years Ago No water for Quyon: It doesn’t look promising for Quyon. Although testing for swells was done at four different sites this past week, Quyon is still without water. A well-digging company from Montreal began
What better time to get purging than a time when many of us have been destined to our home for weeks now. Not to mention it’s springtime and nothing feels better than gettin things cleaned up. It’s amazing how quickly
Our condolences to the Lafleur family on the loss of Rheal at the age of 71 on April 17, 2020. Rheal was the husband of Donna. Rheal was the father of Adèle (Randy) and Patrick (Melisa). He was the grandfather
Last year at this time in Waltham, and indeed much of west Pontiac, we were dealing with the most destructive flood in living memory. The Ottawa River actually peaked and seemed to be receding, then in May it surged with
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