Why didn’t they change their ways?
November 14, 2017
Eaton’s and Sears wrote the book on distance sales by putting a free catalogue in every household. Whether you lived in Toronto or Skinners Pond,
Eaton’s and Sears wrote the book on distance sales by putting a free catalogue in every household. Whether you lived in Toronto or Skinners Pond,
Winter car seat safety When I had my winter baby, who was born in February, my biggest concern was how I would keep her warm
On Saturday afternoon, we received our first snow fall of the year. It wasn’t a significant amount as it was all melted by Sunday morning.
Here are the unofficial election results from the Nov. 5 election in Litchfield. The mayor is Colleen Larivière, councillors by acclamation are Terry Racine, Denis
Congratulations to all the elected officials of the Pontiac and thank you to the candidates who gave the voters a choice. It was also nice
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Beulah Stewart who passed away Oct. 28 at the age of 89 years. Beulah will be sadly
Welcome to another edition of the Caldwell notes. I haven’t been writing lately as I haven’t had much news but unfortunately yesterday on my way
Despite it being a cold and rainy day on Sunday, there was a decent turnout at the Cenotaph for the Quyon Legion’s Remembrance Day Parade
Almost 100 years later, poppies are still displayed vibrantly during the month of November. The year 1921 was when Canadians began wearing the poppy as
Yesterday, I went to the advance polls and voted. It’s a privilege that many people wish they had in countries where freedom is limited. It
Eaton’s and Sears wrote the book on distance sales by putting a free catalogue in every household. Whether you lived in Toronto or Skinners Pond, everybody in the house studied at least one section of the catalogue. My father’s first
Winter car seat safety When I had my winter baby, who was born in February, my biggest concern was how I would keep her warm running to and from errands. I searched for the warmest car seat products and spent
On Saturday afternoon, we received our first snow fall of the year. It wasn’t a significant amount as it was all melted by Sunday morning. Mother Nature is letting us know what is in store for us in the coming
Here are the unofficial election results from the Nov. 5 election in Litchfield. The mayor is Colleen Larivière, councillors by acclamation are Terry Racine, Denis Dubeau, Joseph John Belanger and Emile Morin. John Stitt was voted in for seat six
Congratulations to all the elected officials of the Pontiac and thank you to the candidates who gave the voters a choice. It was also nice to see so much political interest coming from the next generation. Congratulations go out to
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Beulah Stewart who passed away Oct. 28 at the age of 89 years. Beulah will be sadly missed by all who knew her. This past weekend we went back to standard time.
Welcome to another edition of the Caldwell notes. I haven’t been writing lately as I haven’t had much news but unfortunately yesterday on my way to vote I noticed fire trucks on Ragged Chute Road down by what used to
Despite it being a cold and rainy day on Sunday, there was a decent turnout at the Cenotaph for the Quyon Legion’s Remembrance Day Parade and Service. People huddled under their umbrellas for the traditional service while many wreaths were
Almost 100 years later, poppies are still displayed vibrantly during the month of November. The year 1921 was when Canadians began wearing the poppy as a symbol of remembrance for soldiers who lost their lives in WWI. Every year on
Yesterday, I went to the advance polls and voted. It’s a privilege that many people wish they had in countries where freedom is limited. It made me think about how easily we can lose sight of how our choices make
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