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The newly elected council of mayors held its first public meeting on Nov. 26, with eight fresh faces at the table joining the 10 mayors
Two-term MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was among the five incumbent leaders to win another four years on Sunday.
These interviews are part of a series THE EQUITY is publishing with candidates in all 12 mayoral races ahead of the election. Thorne interviews were
SOPFEU sent water bombers to fires in Thorne and Otter Lake to help contain the flames.
The RA grounds and campground in Ladysmith rang with clinking beer glasses and squeaking sauerkraut as the 40th edition of Oktoberfest Ladysmith took over the
Weeks of meatball making, sauerkraut soaking and potato mashing – to name but a few of the many labours of love performed by the team
Anyone who heard the twang of banjos and sweet fiddle melodies near Thorne’s Himmelman Road on Saturday could easily have imagined themselves in deep Appalachia,
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
A small team spent Wednesday evening rolling 150 lbs. of meatballs for the event’s 40th anniversary.
The municipality is looking at ways to save costs, while ensuring best fire response times across its territory.
The newly elected council of mayors held its first public meeting on Nov. 26, with eight fresh faces at the table joining the 10 mayors who were re-elected. Campbell’s Bay mayor Raymond Pilon was named pro-warden by warden Jane Toller,
Two-term MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was among the five incumbent leaders to win another four years on Sunday.
These interviews are part of a series THE EQUITY is publishing with candidates in all 12 mayoral races ahead of the election. Thorne interviews were done by K.C. Jordan. Karen Daly Kelly is originally from Montreal and pursued a career
SOPFEU sent water bombers to fires in Thorne and Otter Lake to help contain the flames.
The RA grounds and campground in Ladysmith rang with clinking beer glasses and squeaking sauerkraut as the 40th edition of Oktoberfest Ladysmith took over the village last weekend. But one sound missing from this festival of German culture was the
Weeks of meatball making, sauerkraut soaking and potato mashing – to name but a few of the many labours of love performed by the team of volunteers behind Oktoberfest Ladysmith – all came to a head over the weekend as
Anyone who heard the twang of banjos and sweet fiddle melodies near Thorne’s Himmelman Road on Saturday could easily have imagined themselves in deep Appalachia, sipping on moonshine and listening to the old-time masters jamming late into the night. The
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.
A small team spent Wednesday evening rolling 150 lbs. of meatballs for the event’s 40th anniversary.
The municipality is looking at ways to save costs, while ensuring best fire response times across its territory.
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