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Staff at the Wings N’ Things chip stand in Shawville dedicated the last day of their season (Oct. 13) to raising money for Angel Tree,


This week, delivery of THE EQUITY, and newspapers across Canada, will resume. We expect a backlog of mail to arrive, including the past two issues




The Auberge Baie Inn in Campbell’s Bay will change hands from Brian Stanton Enterprises, which has owned the building for 30 years, to Jane Toller,


Campbell’s Polaris in Shawville was once again the victim of two vehicle thefts on the night of Sept. 21, bringing the business to a total


The late co-founder of Mountainview Turf is fondly remembered by her kids and her community.


A Magic: The Gathering artist signed some of his creations during a chance stop at Renaissance Variety in Shawville.


Three Pontiac grocery stores have seen in an increase in pilfered paniers as of late.




Staff at the Wings N’ Things chip stand in Shawville dedicated the last day of their season (Oct. 13) to raising money for Angel Tree, bringing in a total of $1,950 in sales, all of which was donated to the


This week, delivery of THE EQUITY, and newspapers across Canada, will resume. We expect a backlog of mail to arrive, including the past two issues (and this one). Because of the rotating nature of the ongoing postal strikes, some readers




The Auberge Baie Inn in Campbell’s Bay will change hands from Brian Stanton Enterprises, which has owned the building for 30 years, to Jane Toller, MRC Pontiac warden and local business owner, who intends to re-open the building as a


Campbell’s Polaris in Shawville was once again the victim of two vehicle thefts on the night of Sept. 21, bringing the business to a total of six vehicles stolen in a span of less than two months. Owner Steve Gilpin


The late co-founder of Mountainview Turf is fondly remembered by her kids and her community.


A Magic: The Gathering artist signed some of his creations during a chance stop at Renaissance Variety in Shawville.


Three Pontiac grocery stores have seen in an increase in pilfered paniers as of late.
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