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The way we were (Dec. 9)

Dec. 13,1995 25 Years Ago Paraders survive cold weather: A wind chill making the temperature feel like -20 C did little to cool the spirits

Support for decentralization building

CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Dec. 2, 2020  Over the past few weeks, doctors across the province have spoken out about what they call the “hyper-centralization” of

Deciding your fate

CALEB NICKERSON How do you want to die? It’s a difficult question but nearly everyone has an answer.  A tougher question is, does your family

Firemen honoured in small ceremony

EMILY HSUEH CAMPBELL’S BAY  Nov. 29, 2020  Though the annual firemen’s ball could not be held this year, the municipalities of Campbell’s Bay and Litchfield

The way we were (Dec. 9)

Dec. 13,1995 25 Years Ago Paraders survive cold weather: A wind chill making the temperature feel like -20 C did little to cool the spirits of those participating in Saturday’s Santa Claus parade in Shawville. Twenty-three floats entered the Shawville

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Support for decentralization building

CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Dec. 2, 2020  Over the past few weeks, doctors across the province have spoken out about what they call the “hyper-centralization” of management in health care facilities. The collective, made up of more than 700 physicians from

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Deciding your fate

CALEB NICKERSON How do you want to die? It’s a difficult question but nearly everyone has an answer.  A tougher question is, does your family know what your end of life preferences are?  It’s not a topic typically brought up

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Firemen honoured in small ceremony

EMILY HSUEH CAMPBELL’S BAY  Nov. 29, 2020  Though the annual firemen’s ball could not be held this year, the municipalities of Campbell’s Bay and Litchfield believed it was still important to honour the CBLFD firefighters’ achievements and careers.  A small,

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