Shop Shawville market kicks off spring season
May 9, 2026
Only 12 hours after Otter Lakers closed their doors on the last of this Halloween’s trick-or-treaters, they were flooding the town’s Raymond Johnston Community Centre
From Danford Lake to Sand Bay, and Swisha to Quyon, communities in all corners of the Pontiac celebrated Canada’s birthday on July 1. THE EQUITY
Pedestrian traffic took over Shawville’s Main Street on Saturday for the first street market of the summer season. The town was abuzz with life as
Otter Lake’s annual November holiday vendor market was such a success this year its organizer decided to throw another one, which took place Saturday at
Congratulations to Sue and Brent Hemphill who are first-time grandparents. Their daughter gave birth to a healthy daughter, Hadley last week. Sue and Brent live
Only 12 hours after Otter Lakers closed their doors on the last of this Halloween’s trick-or-treaters, they were flooding the town’s Raymond Johnston Community Centre for the region’s first Christmas market of the holiday season – the Otter Lake Christmas
From Danford Lake to Sand Bay, and Swisha to Quyon, communities in all corners of the Pontiac celebrated Canada’s birthday on July 1. THE EQUITY traveled far and wide to capture some of these celebrations. See anyone you know?
Pedestrian traffic took over Shawville’s Main Street on Saturday for the first street market of the summer season. The town was abuzz with life as curious shoppers browsed wares from around 30 vendors, selling everything from freeze-dried foods to photographs
Otter Lake’s annual November holiday vendor market was such a success this year its organizer decided to throw another one, which took place Saturday at the town’s Raymond Johnston Community Centre. The market’s first round, which took place on Nov.
Congratulations to Sue and Brent Hemphill who are first-time grandparents. Their daughter gave birth to a healthy daughter, Hadley last week. Sue and Brent live on Johnson Lake Road. Last Sunday we had quite a storm here in Ladysmith around
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