Letters to the Editor – Feb. 28, 2024
February 28, 2024
Got the app? Dear Editor, Recently I saw a good deal on a pineapple. I wanted one anyway. It was at our local town grocery
Got the app? Dear Editor, Recently I saw a good deal on a pineapple. I wanted one anyway. It was at our local town grocery
Agriculture has long been fundamental to the economy and culture of the Pontiac. In simpler times, not so long ago, most every farm had a
Campbell’s Bay Campbell’s Bay’s annual Winter Carnival returned on what may have been the last weekend of winter weather on Sunday, with no shortage of
Glen Hartle Danford Lake Feb. 24, 2024 Danford Lake once again showed that they know how to throw a party with the annual Winter Carnival
Une nouvelle résidence à la mesure de ses ambitions Pierre St-Cyr Mansfield et Pontefract 23 fév 2024 Au terme de plusieurs mois d’incertitude entourant le
by Glen Hartle Luskville Feb. 24, 2024 Luskville’s community-based Groupe Action Jeunesse made good on its objective of organizing activities for the Pontiac’s young people
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac Feb. 26, 2024 Those taking a stroll down Shawville’s Main Street recently may have noticed two small signs in the
by Glen Hartle Green Lake Feb. 20, 2024 The first thing you notice when you sit with local artist Louise Guay is her humility. Hers
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Clarendon Feb. 22, 2024 On Thursday evening, Cindya Labine asked a group of Pontiac farmers packed into Clarendon’s Little Red Wagon
Questions asked about incinerator project at February meeting of MRC council by Charles DicksonCampbell’s BayFeb. 21, 2024All 18 mayors at last week’s meeting of Pontiac
Got the app? Dear Editor, Recently I saw a good deal on a pineapple. I wanted one anyway. It was at our local town grocery store, where I do the majority of my shopping. The fruit in question was $2.50
Agriculture has long been fundamental to the economy and culture of the Pontiac. In simpler times, not so long ago, most every farm had a small herd of milk cows, a few beef steers, some pigs and chickens and often
Campbell’s Bay Campbell’s Bay’s annual Winter Carnival returned on what may have been the last weekend of winter weather on Sunday, with no shortage of activities to choose from.Skating, hockey and a puck-shooting competition occupied the ice rink while a
Glen Hartle Danford Lake Feb. 24, 2024 Danford Lake once again showed that they know how to throw a party with the annual Winter Carnival they hosted over the weekend. While, officially, it has always been hosted by the Recreation
Une nouvelle résidence à la mesure de ses ambitions Pierre St-Cyr Mansfield et Pontefract 23 fév 2024 Au terme de plusieurs mois d’incertitude entourant le choix de son nouvel emplacement, la bibliothèque de Mansfield – bien installée, depuis janvier, dans
by Glen Hartle Luskville Feb. 24, 2024 Luskville’s community-based Groupe Action Jeunesse made good on its objective of organizing activities for the Pontiac’s young people on Friday by joining with allies in hosting a talent show evening at the Luskville
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac Feb. 26, 2024 Those taking a stroll down Shawville’s Main Street recently may have noticed two small signs in the otherwise empty storefront windows of what used to be Renaissance Variety, just one door east
by Glen Hartle Green Lake Feb. 20, 2024 The first thing you notice when you sit with local artist Louise Guay is her humility. Hers is not a tale of self-promotion. Quite the contrary; hers is a very real story
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Clarendon Feb. 22, 2024 On Thursday evening, Cindya Labine asked a group of Pontiac farmers packed into Clarendon’s Little Red Wagon Winery how they would describe what it feels like to be depressed. Labine, herself a
Questions asked about incinerator project at February meeting of MRC council by Charles DicksonCampbell’s BayFeb. 21, 2024All 18 mayors at last week’s meeting of Pontiac county council supported a motion to discuss the possibility of opening their monthly plenary session
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