Choices count By Esther Colpitts
Yesterday, I went to the advance polls and voted. It’s a privilege that many people wish they had in countries where freedom is limited. It
Yesterday, I went to the advance polls and voted. It’s a privilege that many people wish they had in countries where freedom is limited. It
Nov. 4, 1992 25 Years Ago Valley Farmer speaks to Holstein Club: The Pontiac Holstein Club held its annual banquet on Friday at the RA
Dear Editor, With the municipal elections, the subject of the management of school board properties was raised at the Lester B. Pearson school board council
Dear Editor, Sunday was truly a fine exercise of democracy in Quebec. Municipal elections have concluded, and our region featured a number of close races
Dear Editor, The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) has recently refused a request made by 27 different individuals and organizations to hold additional open houses
Dear Editor, I write this letter to the Editor of THE EQUITY on the Friday before the 2017 municipal election results are known Sunday night.
After a gruelling campaign season of door-knocking and sign-erecting, the candidates in Quebec’s municipal elections are either licking their wounds or preparing to start a
Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Nov. 5, 2017 The MRC Pontiac’s first warden elected by universal suffrage is Jane Toller. For the first time, Pontiac residents were
Chris Lowrey BRISTOL Nov. 5 , 2017 A Bristol man came within an hour of being caught in a blaze that ended up destroying his
Yesterday, I went to the advance polls and voted. It’s a privilege that many people wish they had in countries where freedom is limited. It made me think about how easily we can lose sight of how our choices make
Nov. 4, 1992 25 Years Ago Valley Farmer speaks to Holstein Club: The Pontiac Holstein Club held its annual banquet on Friday at the RA Centre in Shawville with the help of Paul Meldrum, host of the Valley Farmer on
Dear Editor, With the municipal elections, the subject of the management of school board properties was raised at the Lester B. Pearson school board council meeting on Oct. 30. Presently, school boards and municipalities operate in a parallel manner, and
Dear Editor, Sunday was truly a fine exercise of democracy in Quebec. Municipal elections have concluded, and our region featured a number of close races for many elected positions. Election campaigns always create debate and sometimes the resulting discourse can
Dear Editor, The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) has recently refused a request made by 27 different individuals and organizations to hold additional open houses along the Ottawa River in Quebec and Ontario. In early October, the CNSC offered open
Dear Editor, I write this letter to the Editor of THE EQUITY on the Friday before the 2017 municipal election results are known Sunday night. Here’s hoping that everybody voted, either at the advance poll, by mail-in ballot or on
After a gruelling campaign season of door-knocking and sign-erecting, the candidates in Quebec’s municipal elections are either licking their wounds or preparing to start a new mandate. Kudos to all who put forward their name on a ballot in the
Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Nov. 5, 2017 The MRC Pontiac’s first warden elected by universal suffrage is Jane Toller. For the first time, Pontiac residents were able to vote for their preferred choice for the MRC warden position. In the past,
Chris Lowrey BRISTOL Nov. 5 , 2017 A Bristol man came within an hour of being caught in a blaze that ended up destroying his home in the early morning of Nov. 5. The Bristol fire department received a call
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