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January 14, 2026

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Waltham: Helen Perry (Sept. 29)

We were saddened to hear of the passing of Philip Lawrence (Larry) Tackney of Chapeau, Que. He was the beloved husband of Carol-Anne (nee Gagnon.)

Quyon: Jill Young (Sept. 29)

Congratulations to Adam and Sue (Chabot) Johnston and big brother Owen on the safe arrival of their baby girl. They welcomed beautiful little Emily Grace

Who will work for the people?

The 2021 federal election has been decided and political analysts have looked at the results and concluded what the majority of Canadians already knew.  1.

Sheenboro: Doris Ranger (Sept. 29)

Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Wally Walker on the sudden passing of his wife Faye. Congratulations go out to Roy and Penny

The Way We Were (Sept. 29)

Oct. 2, 1996  25 Years Ago Pontiac loses annexation case: The municipality of Pontiac has lost its four-year-old appeal case against the Ministry of Municipal

Vinton: Diane Boisvert (Sept. 29)

I had a great week despite all the rain. Dave and Malu Campbell stopped in on their way back to B.C. after travelling to New Brunswick

Spiritual Growth: The last hill

 I walk on McCoy Road almost every day. It has a few hills. One in particular though, almost does me in every time. Going down

Practicing at home

Dear parents here is a public service announcement from yours truly — once your child shows interest in holding a crayon and or pencil, there

The way we were (Sept. 22)

Sept. 25,1996  25 Years Ago Antique boats travel Ottawa River bypass:  You’d be forgiven if you thought you had stepped back in time at Fort

So, what did we get?

As I write this at 7:30 on Monday morning, before the final day to cast our ballot, not even the best pollsters, newspapers, radio or

Waltham: Helen Perry (Sept. 29)

We were saddened to hear of the passing of Philip Lawrence (Larry) Tackney of Chapeau, Que. He was the beloved husband of Carol-Anne (nee Gagnon.) Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with Carol-Anne, family and friends at this difficult

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Quyon: Jill Young (Sept. 29)

Congratulations to Adam and Sue (Chabot) Johnston and big brother Owen on the safe arrival of their baby girl. They welcomed beautiful little Emily Grace on Sept. 22. She is a granddaughter for Merry-Jill Chabot and Debbie and Alvin Johnston.

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Who will work for the people?

The 2021 federal election has been decided and political analysts have looked at the results and concluded what the majority of Canadians already knew.  1. That this COVID-19 virus must be defeated as quickly as possible. Even if some Canadians

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Sheenboro: Doris Ranger (Sept. 29)

Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Wally Walker on the sudden passing of his wife Faye. Congratulations go out to Roy and Penny Perrault who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on the weekend. Also congratulations go out to

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The Way We Were (Sept. 29)

Oct. 2, 1996  25 Years Ago Pontiac loses annexation case: The municipality of Pontiac has lost its four-year-old appeal case against the Ministry of Municipal Affairs. A unanimous decision by three judges of the Quebec Court of Appeal was handed

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Vinton: Diane Boisvert (Sept. 29)

I had a great week despite all the rain. Dave and Malu Campbell stopped in on their way back to B.C. after travelling to New Brunswick where they purchased their new home. They bought a duplex right on the ocean with

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Spiritual Growth: The last hill

 I walk on McCoy Road almost every day. It has a few hills. One in particular though, almost does me in every time. Going down is fun, but as we near the end of our walk, the climb feels so

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Practicing at home

Dear parents here is a public service announcement from yours truly — once your child shows interest in holding a crayon and or pencil, there is no harm in teaching them letters. Start with the letters of their name and

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The way we were (Sept. 22)

Sept. 25,1996  25 Years Ago Antique boats travel Ottawa River bypass:  You’d be forgiven if you thought you had stepped back in time at Fort William last Sunday. The beach was packed with about 25 antique boats, the oldest one

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So, what did we get?

As I write this at 7:30 on Monday morning, before the final day to cast our ballot, not even the best pollsters, newspapers, radio or TV anchors will predict who will guide the ship after all our votes are counted

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