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August 13, 2026

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The Way We Were

Dec. 3,1997 25 Years Ago Canadian Tire store begins anew: To paraphrase Mark Twain, reports in July of the death of the Canadian Tire store

Christmas Time and Presents

Christmas, a wonderful, heartwarming time of year is almost upon us. Less than three weeks away, is there ever a moment before hand that we

Things change

An age old saying said: “the only things sure in this world is death and taxes!” Whether it’s a beautiful flower or yourself; death is

The Way We Were

Nov. 26,1997 25 Years Ago Murray will do double duty as coach, GM: Bryan Murray is back behind the bench, this time as coach of

Advent

The advent season is upon us, leaving a short four weeks until Christmas. Advent brings about a season of preparing yourself and your family for

Roots

When our pioneering ancestors arrived in this wilderness in Western Quebec, and turned it into the homesteads for several thousand strong and proud Canadians, they

We need your help!

Saturday night, we had the privilege of attending our local 4-H banquet. This is the night of the year when the local 4-H members and

Bullying vs. kindness

Bullying is named after the way a bull on the farm sometimes acts. Farmers have to deal with boss animals who think that they control

The Way We Were

Nov. 12,1997 – 25 years ago Pontiac remembers: When veteran Tim Cosgrove laid the first wreath at Allumettes Island East’s monument on Saturday, images of

Sharing family meals

I have always felt that family meal times were important. I grew up lucky enough to sit down almost every evening and enjoy supper as

The Way We Were

Dec. 3,1997 25 Years Ago Canadian Tire store begins anew: To paraphrase Mark Twain, reports in July of the death of the Canadian Tire store were greatly exaggerated. Exaggerated only because the Canadian Tire Corporation under-estimated the dedication and persistence

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Christmas Time and Presents

Christmas, a wonderful, heartwarming time of year is almost upon us. Less than three weeks away, is there ever a moment before hand that we feel ready – even if we’re ahead of the game and feel ready early in

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Things change

An age old saying said: “the only things sure in this world is death and taxes!” Whether it’s a beautiful flower or yourself; death is something that no one can argue about. Taxes are something that can change faster than

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The Way We Were

Nov. 26,1997 25 Years Ago Murray will do double duty as coach, GM: Bryan Murray is back behind the bench, this time as coach of the Florida Panthers. With the Panthers in second-last spot of the NHL’s Eastern Conference, the

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Advent

The advent season is upon us, leaving a short four weeks until Christmas. Advent brings about a season of preparing yourself and your family for the big event — Christmas. This first week of advent has a focus on joy.

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Roots

When our pioneering ancestors arrived in this wilderness in Western Quebec, and turned it into the homesteads for several thousand strong and proud Canadians, they were confronted with virgin forests of giant trees. After cutting a small clearing and constructing

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We need your help!

Saturday night, we had the privilege of attending our local 4-H banquet. This is the night of the year when the local 4-H members and their parents get together to celebrate the accomplishments that the members have made during the

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Bullying vs. kindness

Bullying is named after the way a bull on the farm sometimes acts. Farmers have to deal with boss animals who think that they control the pen, the pasture, the feed bunk and even stalls that are used for sleeping

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The Way We Were

Nov. 12,1997 – 25 years ago Pontiac remembers: When veteran Tim Cosgrove laid the first wreath at Allumettes Island East’s monument on Saturday, images of the Korean war came flooding back. “I remember three of my shipmates who didn’t come

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Sharing family meals

I have always felt that family meal times were important. I grew up lucky enough to sit down almost every evening and enjoy supper as a family. I am part of a family of six, we were four daughters with

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