Congratulations to the Quyon Flyers on winning their first Greater Ottawa Fastball League title. The team traveled to Manotick on Sunday afternoon, to take on
As the leaves slowly change colour, we’re reminded that the warm weather is slipping away and soon enough, winter will be upon us. With winter
Cards results for Sept. 18: 50/50 was won by Dorcas Sparling and the door prize by Boyd Ebert. Ladies first was won by Diana Peck
October is breast cancer awareness month, a disease that will develop in one in eight Canadian women, according to the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS). Instead
September 21, 2018 will be a day many of our friends and families will never forget. When a couple tornados touched down in and near
This summer the Museum of Science and Technology had the most amazing LEGO exhibit on display. We were amazed as we walked through the exhibit
Sept. 22, 1993 25 Years Ago New bus for seniors now in use: Generosity and community support have made it easier for seniors to maintain
Thoughts and prayers for everyone who has suffered with the tornadoes in our community, Dunrobin, Ottawa and Hull. Our hats off to all the emergency
We are now welcoming the beautiful fall season, with its annual display of panoramic colours and cooler weather. The apple trees are dropping their ripe
Card results for Sept. 4 were: 50/50 was won by Florence Lafleur and the door prize by Giselle Beaudin. Ladies first was won by Giselle
Congratulations to the Quyon Flyers on winning their first Greater Ottawa Fastball League title. The team traveled to Manotick on Sunday afternoon, to take on the Kars Aces in the final game. It was a close, exciting match-up, with Quyon
As the leaves slowly change colour, we’re reminded that the warm weather is slipping away and soon enough, winter will be upon us. With winter comes cold temperatures and with cold temperatures comes heat. Here are a few pointers to
Cards results for Sept. 18: 50/50 was won by Dorcas Sparling and the door prize by Boyd Ebert. Ladies first was won by Diana Peck and second by Sharon Fleury. Men’s first went to Linden Anderson and second to Ray
October is breast cancer awareness month, a disease that will develop in one in eight Canadian women, according to the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS). Instead of dwelling on the horrific aspects of the disease, it might be better to focus
September 21, 2018 will be a day many of our friends and families will never forget. When a couple tornados touched down in and near the Ottawa-Gatineau area, trees came down, shingles blew off, roofs blew away and entire houses
This summer the Museum of Science and Technology had the most amazing LEGO exhibit on display. We were amazed as we walked through the exhibit together marveling at how many pieces the artists used to create their masterpieces. There were
Sept. 22, 1993 25 Years Ago New bus for seniors now in use: Generosity and community support have made it easier for seniors to maintain their independence in the Pontiac. Through numerous financial contributions, the Pontiac Day Centre was able
Thoughts and prayers for everyone who has suffered with the tornadoes in our community, Dunrobin, Ottawa and Hull. Our hats off to all the emergency personnel and all that have made a difference since this has happened. I want to
We are now welcoming the beautiful fall season, with its annual display of panoramic colours and cooler weather. The apple trees are dropping their ripe fruit to be collected for all kinds of apple treats and preserves. Hunters are preparing
Card results for Sept. 4 were: 50/50 was won by Florence Lafleur and the door prize by Giselle Beaudin. Ladies first was won by Giselle Beaudin and second by Marie Gauthier. Men’s first went to Bill Lintell and second to
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