Cher éditeur, La Municipalité de Mansfield-et-Pontefract se défendra contre la poursuite de l’entreprise Location Martin-Lalonde Inc. lorsqu’elle en aura pris connaissance. Au moment d’écrire ce communiqué, la municipalité n’avait pas reçu l’avis officiel de la poursuite. Dans un bulletin de

Dear Editor, This is some clarification to MP Will Amos’s response to Caleb Nickerson regarding this piece of legislation. Let’s be 100 per cent honest about what this bill really is and what it means to the thousands of voting

Dear Editor, It was announced a few weeks ago that by the end of the year, a multi-species slaughterhouse including a cutting and vacuum packaging plant, is expected to open in Shawville. Les viandes du Pontiac and the company’s promoter,

Dear Editor, We are a group of young people who want to bring new ideas to our community. We want to work to improve the quality of life in our region by drawing on good ideas from elsewhere. We are

Dear Editor, Regarding Mr. Amos’ (MP for Pontiac) letter of April 18 on Bill C-71, this bill is another attack on responsible firearm owners, be they hunters or sport shooters. This legislation will have no impact on the criminal gangs

Cher éditeur; Nous sommes un groupe de jeunes qui désirent apporter des idées nouvelles à notre communauté. Nous voulons travailler à améliorer la qualité de vie dans notre région en nous inspirant des bonnes idées d’ailleurs. Nous sommes âgés entre

Dear Editor, That is a great story on Shawville’s proposed new slaughterhouse. Since the owner [Sofiane El ketroussi] said, “The Halal market is only a niche, it’s not a Halal slaughterhouse,”I have one question. Can I have my hogs slaughtered

Dear Editor, I appreciated the thoughtful editorial by Caleb Nickerson entitled “Bill C-71: Sensible for the most part” published in last week’s EQUITY. While Canada is one of the safest countries in the world, the reality is that gun crime

Dear Editor, In a clear attempt to avoid public scrutiny, just before the Easter weekend the CNSC gave a consortium of multinational corporations based in the U.S., U.K. and Canada, an unprecedented 10-year license to run the Chalk River Laboratories.

Dear Editor, Canadians in Eastern Canada are waking up this week to the specter of a gargantuan mound of radioactive waste beside the Ottawa River that could threaten their drinking water. On March 25, the Radio Canada TV science program