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March 26, 2019
By Shelley Heaphy When you enter the world of parenthood you could almost say you enter a new dimension. There is so much to learn
By Shelley Heaphy When you enter the world of parenthood you could almost say you enter a new dimension. There is so much to learn
Dear Editor, I’m more than embarrassed that Pontiac’s Member of Parliament, Will Amos, has decided to perpetuate the shameless explanations spouted by the Prime Minister’s
While spring is usually a time of relative upheaval and disarray, from melting snowdrifts and rainstorms to the first flower shoots poking their heads out
My son had a problem with his car and needed to take it to a mechanic who lives out in the country. I headed out
PONTIAC March 27, 2019 The Equity has garnered seven nominations at this year’s Quebec Community Newspaper Awards – which honours the year’s best in English-language
J.D. Potié CAMPBELL’S BAY March 16, 2019 The MRC Youth Council’s president, Jordan Larivière, spoke at the MRC council meeting on Wednesday about the committee’s
Chris Lowrey MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC March 27, 2018 The Municipality of Pontiac will postpone the implementation of its composting plan and could renew its current
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY March 20, 2019 MRC Pontiac’s council of mayors monthly meeting on March 20 was a packed house, as the public seating
Birthday greetings and best wishes go out to Erroll Downey, Glenn Magill and Andy McDonald on March 26, Janet Retty on March 27, Lynne Anne
Rhonda, Mark, Bella and their friends Jackie, Chris Drew and their daughters Emma and Ella have just returned from a week in Orlando, Florida. They
By Shelley Heaphy When you enter the world of parenthood you could almost say you enter a new dimension. There is so much to learn and adjust to, interacting with a new being, existing in a world of sleep deprivation,
Dear Editor, I’m more than embarrassed that Pontiac’s Member of Parliament, Will Amos, has decided to perpetuate the shameless explanations spouted by the Prime Minister’s Office on the SNC-Lavalin scandal. I simply don’t understand how anyone could believe the Prime
While spring is usually a time of relative upheaval and disarray, from melting snowdrifts and rainstorms to the first flower shoots poking their heads out of the ground, this year’s transition has been especially tumultuous at THE EQUITY. The newsroom
My son had a problem with his car and needed to take it to a mechanic who lives out in the country. I headed out behind him down the highway and kept up fine until we turned off onto a
PONTIAC March 27, 2019 The Equity has garnered seven nominations at this year’s Quebec Community Newspaper Awards – which honours the year’s best in English-language journalism in the province. As a paper, The Equity is nominated for the Best Editorial
J.D. Potié CAMPBELL’S BAY March 16, 2019 The MRC Youth Council’s president, Jordan Larivière, spoke at the MRC council meeting on Wednesday about the committee’s plans for the near future. First, he established their five priorities for the upcoming months,
Chris Lowrey MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC March 27, 2018 The Municipality of Pontiac will postpone the implementation of its composting plan and could renew its current waste collection contract. According to Mayor Joanne Labadie, the change comes after the departures of
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY March 20, 2019 MRC Pontiac’s council of mayors monthly meeting on March 20 was a packed house, as the public seating area was filled with ATV enthusiasts as well as snowmobilers and a cyclist or two.
Birthday greetings and best wishes go out to Erroll Downey, Glenn Magill and Andy McDonald on March 26, Janet Retty on March 27, Lynne Anne Storms and my son Scott on March 28, my nephew Shane VanderEyk on March 29
Rhonda, Mark, Bella and their friends Jackie, Chris Drew and their daughters Emma and Ella have just returned from a week in Orlando, Florida. They took in many activities and had a wonderful time.
The Bromley Historical Society welcomes Renfrew County historian Dave Lemkay to speak on Pines in the Sand – Lemke Family Roots and Branches. This free public presentation takes place on Sunday, August 17, 2pm, at the Old Town Hall, 498 Micksburg Road, Osceola. His talk draws on his extensive family research from Germany to Petawawa Township, across North America and the world. Refreshments will be served.
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