River forecasted to rise significantly this week due to heavy rain
April 14, 2026
The Ottawa River Planning Board is warning the water may rise above ‘minor flood levels’ in the coming days.
The Ottawa River Planning Board is warning the water may rise above ‘minor flood levels’ in the coming days.
A 3.9-magnitude earthquake was reported 20 kilometres northeast of Shawville just after 12:30 p.m. on Apr. 14.
Dear team at THE EQUITY and readers, Please accept my deepest apologies. In our Mar. 11, 2026 article titled “Shawville abattoir nears opening after final
Dear Editor, I have experienced life in the U.S. and in Canada. Having been born and raised in a politically-aware family, I’m often amused by
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The 170th Shawville Fair will be feature classic and modern country, and even some ‘90s rock this year.
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The Ottawa River Planning Board is warning the water may rise above ‘minor flood levels’ in the coming days.
A 3.9-magnitude earthquake was reported 20 kilometres northeast of Shawville just after 12:30 p.m. on Apr. 14.
Dear team at THE EQUITY and readers, Please accept my deepest apologies. In our Mar. 11, 2026 article titled “Shawville abattoir nears opening after final repairs,” journalist Tashi Farmilo used significant portions of an article written by THE EQUITY journalist
Dear Editor, I have experienced life in the U.S. and in Canada. Having been born and raised in a politically-aware family, I’m often amused by the subtle and not-so-subtle differences in the two political systems. Last week in the U.S.,
Over the last few years, there has been an explosion that’s upended the sports world. Following pressure from lobbyists, lawmakers throughout the U.S. and Canada loosened restrictions on gambling apps and sports betting. This move has been a disaster, largely
The 170th Shawville Fair will be feature classic and modern country, and even some ‘90s rock this year.
The CAQ’s darling (so-called) secularism bill has had its day in court. Well it’s four days, to be precise. Bill 21, first passed by a majority vote (73-35) in Quebec’s National Assembly in 2019, bans some public sector workers in
Dear Editor, Last week, I wrote about some of the negative aspects of the new computer-driven phenomenon known as AI. While it is artificial, it is not a substitute for intelligence. The annoying results we often see come from people
Dear Editor, I agree with the editor that employees might not feel respected. I suggest two other factors may also be at play. When there is rapid and great turnover of staff, it is not always because of better paying
Deepest sympathy is extended to the family of Ken Claude, as he passed away on Mar. 22. He was a beloved member of our community, and he will be dearly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with Ken’s loved ones
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