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Local dairy farmers wary of new deal

Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Oct. 1, 2018 After an eleventh-hour trade deal between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico that was signed Sept. 30, many pundits are

Oktoberfest honours natural Born volunteers

Donald Teuma-Castelletti LADYSMITH Sept. 28-30, 2018 Traditional German activities and culture ran rampant through Ladysmith last weekend, but not before two retired volunteers were celebrated

Dinner celebrates Pontiac produce

CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Sept. 20, 2018 On Sept. 20, more than 60 local residents turned out to the newly renovated barn at Pine Lodge for

TransporAction thanks volunteers

CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE Sept. 20, 2018 On Thursday evening the volunteers and staff from TransporAction Pontiac got together at the Spruceholme Inn in Fort

Blés d’Or go country

Donald Teuma-Castelletti LUSKVILLE Sept. 21, 2018 A senior citizens’ group kicked off their season of events with everyone donning their Western-best, for an evening of

MoP residents upset with compost plan

Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Sept. 26, 2018 On Sept. 17, the Municipality of Pontiac announced a campaign in partnership with the municipalities of Cantley and Chelsea

Important facts

Dear Editor, This is my response to Mr. Landry’s letter published in THE EQUITY on Sept. 12. I am writing to confirm some important facts

Lego by Shelley Heaphy

This summer the Museum of Science and Technology had the most amazing LEGO exhibit on display. We were amazed as we walked through the exhibit

Local dairy farmers wary of new deal

Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Oct. 1, 2018 After an eleventh-hour trade deal between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico that was signed Sept. 30, many pundits are poring over the details of the new agreement. One of the groups with a direct

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Oktoberfest honours natural Born volunteers

Donald Teuma-Castelletti LADYSMITH Sept. 28-30, 2018 Traditional German activities and culture ran rampant through Ladysmith last weekend, but not before two retired volunteers were celebrated and presented with a bench dedicated in their honour. Randall and Marguerite Born have been

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Dinner celebrates Pontiac produce

CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Sept. 20, 2018 On Sept. 20, more than 60 local residents turned out to the newly renovated barn at Pine Lodge for the second iteration of the SADC’s Farm to Fork meal. The idea to host a

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TransporAction thanks volunteers

CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE Sept. 20, 2018 On Thursday evening the volunteers and staff from TransporAction Pontiac got together at the Spruceholme Inn in Fort Coulonge to mark another year of service. “It’s a recognition for the good work they

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Blés d’Or go country

Donald Teuma-Castelletti LUSKVILLE Sept. 21, 2018 A senior citizens’ group kicked off their season of events with everyone donning their Western-best, for an evening of country-themed song and dance. With plaid shirts and cowboy hats galore, plus Johnny Cash pumping

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MoP residents upset with compost plan

Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Sept. 26, 2018 On Sept. 17, the Municipality of Pontiac announced a campaign in partnership with the municipalities of Cantley and Chelsea to spread awareness about the upcoming implementation of door-to-door compost pickup. The announcement was met

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Important facts

Dear Editor, This is my response to Mr. Landry’s letter published in THE EQUITY on Sept. 12. I am writing to confirm some important facts regarding our new proposed Piscine Pontiac Pool and to address Landry’s concerns. The MRC Council

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Lego by Shelley Heaphy

This summer the Museum of Science and Technology had the most amazing LEGO exhibit on display. We were amazed as we walked through the exhibit together marveling at how many pieces the artists used to create their masterpieces. There were

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