You want it when?
November 23, 2021
One thing this pandemic has taught us is you can’t always get what you want. Many products we normally run to the store to pick
One thing this pandemic has taught us is you can’t always get what you want. Many products we normally run to the store to pick
They bring people together, support our youth and elderly, schools, sports organizations, community events and more, and they’re good for the local economy in the
Every four years, there is a convergence of Remembrance Day ceremonies and municipal elections. We gather at cenotaphs and memorial parks to contemplate the .
Dear Editor, Further to Hawley Lepine’s letter (THE EQUITY, Oct. 27), radar speed signs undoubtedly help slow the overall rate of traffic speed. The question
Quebec, like the rest of North America, is in the middle of a labour crisis. Too many jobs and not enough people to fill them.
Dear Editor, Like the leaves coming down from the trees at this time of year, so are the multiple leaflets and other types of publicity
Dear Editor, I have been monitoring the goings on at the local media level as well as at all recent MRC meetings where I observed
On Oct. 13, Quebec’s Ministry of Health released concrete data on the number of unvaccinated healthcare workers across the province, just two days before the
Dear Editor, Some people seemingly can’t be satisfied if they can’t vent at something happening in the community. These days, what used to be simple
Dear editor, I’m no longer a resident of the Municipality of Pontiac, Quyon a place where I called home for 23 years. In my near
One thing this pandemic has taught us is you can’t always get what you want. Many products we normally run to the store to pick up are just not there. Shelves are depleted quickly. Products are back-ordered. Demand surges for
They bring people together, support our youth and elderly, schools, sports organizations, community events and more, and they’re good for the local economy in the process. They are service clubs and non-profit organizations. Every small town has them, relies on
Every four years, there is a convergence of Remembrance Day ceremonies and municipal elections. We gather at cenotaphs and memorial parks to contemplate the . . .
Dear Editor, Further to Hawley Lepine’s letter (THE EQUITY, Oct. 27), radar speed signs undoubtedly help slow the overall rate of traffic speed. The question is by how much? We can assume that the six signs put up in the
Quebec, like the rest of North America, is in the middle of a labour crisis. Too many jobs and not enough people to fill them. Several factors implemented in response to the pandemic are part of the story. The CERB,
Dear Editor, Like the leaves coming down from the trees at this time of year, so are the multiple leaflets and other types of publicity media falling into our mailboxes from the different candidates. But the most impressive one is
Dear Editor, I have been monitoring the goings on at the local media level as well as at all recent MRC meetings where I observed negative talk about the performance of our present Warden. To me this negative approach is
On Oct. 13, Quebec’s Ministry of Health released concrete data on the number of unvaccinated healthcare workers across the province, just two days before the province’s mandated double-vaccination deadline for all healthcare workers in Quebec. In September, when the vaccine
Dear Editor, Some people seemingly can’t be satisfied if they can’t vent at something happening in the community. These days, what used to be simple differences of opinion become built up into name-calling and outraged episodes. Living in Canada, in
Dear editor, I’m no longer a resident of the Municipality of Pontiac, Quyon a place where I called home for 23 years. In my near future I hoped to retire there. I’ve served my community as a firefighter for 17
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