Preparing for death: workshop discusses funeral arrangements and estate planning
April 2, 2026
On Thursday morning (Apr. 2) Connexions Resource Centre held a workshop at St. Paul’s Anglican Church hall on how to prepare for the death of
On Thursday morning (Apr. 2) Connexions Resource Centre held a workshop at St. Paul’s Anglican Church hall on how to prepare for the death of
Fourteen years ago, Shawville’s Royal Bank of Canada encountered maybe one case of fraud every month, according to branch manager Meagan Derouin. She said these
About 50 people packed the Shawville RA hall to discuss the future of the town’s arena after council received a study that details some $17
Cars lined the parking lot of the Shawville arena and the surrounding fairgrounds on Friday evening to participate in the drive-in bingo fundraiser event hosted
Shawville’s Mill Dam Park was buzzing with activity throughout Saturday morning as The Parents’ Voice hosted its biennial park party. A slew of kid-centred activities
As a young lad, Mike Rusenstrom spent many an evening at the Shawville arena watching the older kids perfect their slapshots. “You were the little
On Thursday morning (Apr. 2) Connexions Resource Centre held a workshop at St. Paul’s Anglican Church hall on how to prepare for the death of a loved one. The topic was a popular one, attracting several dozen attendees. Connexions is
Fourteen years ago, Shawville’s Royal Bank of Canada encountered maybe one case of fraud every month, according to branch manager Meagan Derouin. She said these days, she is seeing an average of two cases every day. “It’s all different types
About 50 people packed the Shawville RA hall to discuss the future of the town’s arena after council received a study that details some $17 million in recommended repairs.
Cars lined the parking lot of the Shawville arena and the surrounding fairgrounds on Friday evening to participate in the drive-in bingo fundraiser event hosted by the Pontiac Arena Fund (PAF), organized to help finance much-needed upgrades to the Shawville
Shawville’s Mill Dam Park was buzzing with activity throughout Saturday morning as The Parents’ Voice hosted its biennial park party. A slew of kid-centred activities were organized for all ages, including bouncy castles, a clown, and an airbrush tattoo artist
As a young lad, Mike Rusenstrom spent many an evening at the Shawville arena watching the older kids perfect their slapshots. “You were the little kid watching the big kids, hoping you could be that good,” he said. Now that
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