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Merry-go-round

What are we to do when the world seems to make no sense. When Russia can break international law and waltz into its sovereign neighbour

Social Notes – Feb. 7, 2024

Shawville – Lyse Lacourse Happy belated birthday to Chelsea Smith, Erika Orr and Bill Telford who celebrated their birthdays on Feb. 2. Happy belated birthday

Remise des diplômes de l’ÉSSC

La cohorte 2022-2023 peut dire : Mission accomplie! Pierre St-Cyr Fort-Coulonge 3 février 2024 L’atmosphère était à la fête samedi dernier à l’auditorium de l’École

Citizens’ groups call on feds to halt nuclear waste disposal plan Radioactive waste should be stored underground, not in mound beside Ottawa River, groups say

Social Notes – January 31, 2024

Quyon – Jillian Young Hard work continues to pay off for Kenzie Smith, as she brought home another bronze medal in figure skating this past

Merry-go-round

What are we to do when the world seems to make no sense. When Russia can break international law and waltz into its sovereign neighbour unimpeded and kill thousands of innocent people yet maintain its position as a permanent member

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Social Notes – Feb. 7, 2024

Shawville – Lyse Lacourse Happy belated birthday to Chelsea Smith, Erika Orr and Bill Telford who celebrated their birthdays on Feb. 2. Happy belated birthday to Dannie Michel Hodgins who celebrated her birthday on Feb. 5. The Shawville United Church

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Remise des diplômes de l’ÉSSC

La cohorte 2022-2023 peut dire : Mission accomplie! Pierre St-Cyr Fort-Coulonge 3 février 2024 L’atmosphère était à la fête samedi dernier à l’auditorium de l’École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge. Et pour cause. La cohorte 2022-2023 s’y trouvait pour la remise officielle des

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Giant Tiger gives $1,500 to Blessed Cupboard

Marie-Eve Lizée, grocery supervisor at Giant Tiger, and wife of store owner/manager Brandyn Gauthier, handed over a cheque for $1,500 on Monday to Jenn and Mike Rusenstrom for the Blessed Cupboard, a charity operated by the Bethel Pentecostal Church in

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Citizens’ groups call on feds to halt nuclear waste disposal plan Radioactive waste should be stored underground, not in mound beside Ottawa River, groups say by Charles Dickson Pontiac Feb. 5, 2024 “People need to wake up and realize the

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Social Notes – January 31, 2024

Quyon – Jillian Young Hard work continues to pay off for Kenzie Smith, as she brought home another bronze medal in figure skating this past weekend. Kenzie performed Star 4 in Skate Ontario Glen Cairn Love to Skate Competition. Her

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Letters to the Editor – January 31, 2024

Congratulations Dear Editor, I have been a subscriber to THE EQUITY for several years now, courtesy of a generous gift from close friends on Leslie Lake. I want to recognize the positive recent changes that have significantly built on THE

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August 17, 2025
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