The Parents’ Voice By Shelley Heaphy
March break I love writing a post about this wonderful week we have to break up the winter. If you’re lucky enough to have the
March break I love writing a post about this wonderful week we have to break up the winter. If you’re lucky enough to have the
Feb. 17, 1993 25 Years Ago First winter carnival in Waltham in 10 years: Anyone in Waltham who is ten-years-old or younger had never seen
Dear Editor, In a recent article on Hooked on Schools days, The Montreal Gazette cited Ministry of Education data about drop out rates in Québec
Young Anglophones in Quebec are leaving the province in droves as the province struggles to find ways to keep them here. In a study by
Donald Teuma-Castelletti SHAWVILLE Feb. 15, 2018 A guest speaker to the Little Red Wagon Winery brought some hard, business-focused lessons for grain farmers at a
Chris Lowrey SHAWVILLE Feb. 19, 2018 Just inside the front doors of the Shawville Hospital, support staff were handing out donuts and sheets of paper
Chris Lowrey LITCHFIELD Feb. 21, 2018 With the legalization of pot on the horizon, the Pontiac might be getting an opportunity for a new mass
I hope everyone had a good week. There are not too many weeks left of winter now. My daughter Natasha and her husband Sean will
Congratulations to Lindsay Hamilton and Ryan Woermke who welcomed a beautiful baby girl on Feb. 11. Elaine (Lainey) Emily Dawn arrived safely and is a
Well, this week I have a few things I can report on. St. Joseph’s Manor held their Valentine’s Brunch on Sunday. It was very well
March break I love writing a post about this wonderful week we have to break up the winter. If you’re lucky enough to have the time off with your kids there is so much fun to be had. It’s nice
Feb. 17, 1993 25 Years Ago First winter carnival in Waltham in 10 years: Anyone in Waltham who is ten-years-old or younger had never seen a winter carnival until last weekend. The community of Waltham put on a winter festival
Dear Editor, In a recent article on Hooked on Schools days, The Montreal Gazette cited Ministry of Education data about drop out rates in Québec school boards. The article noted the drop out rate at some English school boards as
Young Anglophones in Quebec are leaving the province in droves as the province struggles to find ways to keep them here. In a study by Leger marketing performed for Journal de Montreal, 60 per cent of respondents said they have
Donald Teuma-Castelletti SHAWVILLE Feb. 15, 2018 A guest speaker to the Little Red Wagon Winery brought some hard, business-focused lessons for grain farmers at a workshop last week, in the hopes that they can maximize selling their grain for the
Chris Lowrey SHAWVILLE Feb. 19, 2018 Just inside the front doors of the Shawville Hospital, support staff were handing out donuts and sheets of paper on which staff could write their frustrations with their employer. The event was organized by
Chris Lowrey LITCHFIELD Feb. 21, 2018 With the legalization of pot on the horizon, the Pontiac might be getting an opportunity for a new mass employer. Cannabis and hemp producer LiveWell Foods announced in December that all zoning and site
I hope everyone had a good week. There are not too many weeks left of winter now. My daughter Natasha and her husband Sean will be leaving on Tuesday for Costa Rica to celebrate their 20th anniversary. I hope they
Congratulations to Lindsay Hamilton and Ryan Woermke who welcomed a beautiful baby girl on Feb. 11. Elaine (Lainey) Emily Dawn arrived safely and is a new, little sister for Sam. Lainey is named after her 100-year-old great-great-aunt, Elaine Hamilton Mohr
Well, this week I have a few things I can report on. St. Joseph’s Manor held their Valentine’s Brunch on Sunday. It was very well attended. I can vouch for that, as I attended. The food was delicious. They did
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