CALEB NICKERSON Waltham Sept. 6, 2019 On Friday, THE EQUITY toured the municipality of Waltham, which was hit hard by the flooding this spring, to
Dear Editor, It is with great passion I write this about Terry Fox, voted Canada’s greatest hero, a gritty, determined young man who became a
J.D. Potié BRISTOL Sept. 7, 2019 The Jack Graham Centre in Bristol was packed on Saturday night, as folks from the region gathered for an
EQUITY STAFF SHAWVILLE Aug. 27 – Sept. 2, 2019 On Thursday, the 163rd edition of the Shawville Fair finally opened to the public, drawing thousands
The fair opened up on Friday morning with a visit from several hundred children from neighbouring schools and daycares. The youngsters got the chance to
The crowds at the Shawville Fair numbered into the thousands as blue skies with the odd cloud made for a great day weather-wise. The day
On Sunday, the Shawville Fair was once again packed with hundreds of people ready for one final big party before calling it a summer and
If they were tired of all the animals at the fair, gearheads of all ages were in for a treat on Monday, with plenty of
J.D. Potié SHAWVILLE Aug. 21, 2019 On Aug. 21, around 50 members of Shawville’s 4-H Club gathered at the Shawville Fairgrounds to take part in
CALEB NICKERSON PORTAGE DU FORT Aug. 23, 2019 On Friday, the Stone School Gallery in Portage du Fort was teeming with people for the opening
CALEB NICKERSON Waltham Sept. 6, 2019 On Friday, THE EQUITY toured the municipality of Waltham, which was hit hard by the flooding this spring, to put a human face on the tragedy that struck the region and see how residents
Dear Editor, It is with great passion I write this about Terry Fox, voted Canada’s greatest hero, a gritty, determined young man who became a major influence in my . . .
J.D. Potié BRISTOL Sept. 7, 2019 The Jack Graham Centre in Bristol was packed on Saturday night, as folks from the region gathered for an evening of . . .
EQUITY STAFF SHAWVILLE Aug. 27 – Sept. 2, 2019 On Thursday, the 163rd edition of the Shawville Fair finally opened to the public, drawing thousands of people to kick off the festivities. The gates opened at 4 p.m. and the
The fair opened up on Friday morning with a visit from several hundred children from neighbouring schools and daycares. The youngsters got the chance to take in a host of different agricultural demonstrations, from livestock to produce and everything in
The crowds at the Shawville Fair numbered into the thousands as blue skies with the odd cloud made for a great day weather-wise. The day kicked off with the Regional 4H show – followed by the Pee Wee show –
On Sunday, the Shawville Fair was once again packed with hundreds of people ready for one final big party before calling it a summer and they couldn’t have asked for more better weather. In the morning, the action began inside
If they were tired of all the animals at the fair, gearheads of all ages were in for a treat on Monday, with plenty of cars, trucks and bikes getting shined up or smashed to bits, depending on the event.
J.D. Potié SHAWVILLE Aug. 21, 2019 On Aug. 21, around 50 members of Shawville’s 4-H Club gathered at the Shawville Fairgrounds to take part in . . .
CALEB NICKERSON PORTAGE DU FORT Aug. 23, 2019 On Friday, the Stone School Gallery in Portage du Fort was teeming with people for the opening of . . .
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