The Way We Were – October 4, 2023
October 4, 2023
25 Years Ago – Sept. 30, 1998 Grand opening for Litchfield mill: The saws have been running at the new Produits Forestier Coulonge lumber mill
25 Years Ago – Sept. 30, 1998 Grand opening for Litchfield mill: The saws have been running at the new Produits Forestier Coulonge lumber mill
Each and every parent can somehow relate to change along with both the fear and joy it can bring us. This time of year has
This is National Newspaper Week, and it arrives at a time when newspapers are in crisis. Communities across the country are waking up to the
Pontiac High School holds assembly on Truth and Reconciliation Connor Lalande Shawville Sept. 29, 2023 Staff and students gathered in the Pontiac High School (PHS)
“There’s more in you, God is not done yet”, says MP Richard Bragdon Pierre Cyr Campbell’s Bay Sept. 30, 2023 Some 200 people per day
Pierre St-Cyr Mansfield Sept. 30, 2023 September 30 certainly didn’t go unnoticed in Mansfield this year, and it had nothing to do with the highly
Glen Hartle Shawville Sept. 28, 2023 Enthusiasm was high with some three quarters of the student body participating as Pontiac High School (PHS) hosted its
25 Years Ago – Sept. 30, 1998 Grand opening for Litchfield mill: The saws have been running at the new Produits Forestier Coulonge lumber mill in Litchfield for more than three months now, but was only officially opened Friday. The
Each and every parent can somehow relate to change along with both the fear and joy it can bring us. This time of year has always been a time of year that marks changes in my life. The start of
This is National Newspaper Week, and it arrives at a time when newspapers are in crisis. Communities across the country are waking up to the news that their local paper has closed up shop, once and for all. Just as
Pontiac High School holds assembly on Truth and Reconciliation Connor Lalande Shawville Sept. 29, 2023 Staff and students gathered in the Pontiac High School (PHS) gymnasium to reflect on the past, present and future during a National Day for Truth
Newspaper readership remains strong in Canada, even among increasing publication closures Connor Lalande Pontiac Oct. 2, 2023 Newspaper readership in Canada remains strong, according to News Media Canada’s annual study. The research, conducted in November and December of 2022, suggests
“There’s more in you, God is not done yet”, says MP Richard Bragdon Pierre Cyr Campbell’s Bay Sept. 30, 2023 Some 200 people per day took part in the various Fall Fest activities at the Campbell’s Bay Church of Faith,
Pierre St-Cyr Mansfield Sept. 30, 2023 September 30 certainly didn’t go unnoticed in Mansfield this year, and it had nothing to do with the highly unusual balmy weather on that day. No, the cause came in the form of a
Glen Hartle Shawville Sept. 28, 2023 Enthusiasm was high with some three quarters of the student body participating as Pontiac High School (PHS) hosted its 37th Terry Fox Run on Thursday. Long-standing organizer of the PHS run, Tara Fitzpatrick was
Unfortunately, Meta (Facebook’s parent company) has blocked the sharing of news content in Canada. Normally, you would not be able to share links from The Equity, but if you copy the link below, Facebook won’t block you!
For over 140 years, The Equity has delivered trusted, independent reporting that keeps the Pontiac informed — and connected.
With printing and labour costs rising, and ad revenue shifting to social media giants, your support is more essential than ever. By subscribing, you help us continue telling the stories that shape our region.