An ecotourism business based in Thorne has received $99,325 from the federal government to expand their offerings. Chalets Prunella, which currently operates four a-frame luxury
The cemetery of the church was painstakingly groomed and lovingly adorned with a vast array of flowers, tokens and decorations for Sunday’s event.
by Charles Dickson Ladysmith May 4, 2024 Ernie and Cathy Pasch were commuting almost two hours every day to their jobs in Renfrew when the
by Guillaume Laflamme Ladysmith Mar. 27, 2024 Dozens of trivia enthusiasts packed into the Thorne Community Recreation Association on Wednesday evening for a trivia night
Lack of firefighters main reason amalgamation was needed, says MRC Camilla Faragalli Thorne Oct. 25 2023 The Municipality of Thorne hosted an information session last
Glen Hartle Ladysmith Sept. 30, 2023 The autumn tradition of celebrating all things German brought out the masses for the Ladysmith Oktoberfest this past weekend,
Glen Hartle Pontiac Sept. 24, 2023 This isn’t just ANY calendar. It’s a calendar of heroes. Everyday heroes from all corners of the Pontiac. That
Madelaine Methot LADYSMITH August 19, 2023 On Saturday, Thorne municipality councillor for recreation, Jammie-lee Thrun, organized a day of fun activities for families on the
Brett Thoms Thorne April 26, 2023 The Municipality of Thorne is holding a by-election to fill the seat vacated after the passing of Robert Charette
Brett Thoms Pontiac January 28, 2023 Continuing THE EQUITY’s round-up of municipal budgets across the Pontiac, here are overviews of Sheenboro, Litchfield, Portage-du-Fort, Thorne and
An ecotourism business based in Thorne has received $99,325 from the federal government to expand their offerings. Chalets Prunella, which currently operates four a-frame luxury chalets on a secluded 75-acre property, received the funds through a new program announced at
The cemetery of the church was painstakingly groomed and lovingly adorned with a vast array of flowers, tokens and decorations for Sunday’s event.
by Charles Dickson Ladysmith May 4, 2024 Ernie and Cathy Pasch were commuting almost two hours every day to their jobs in Renfrew when the opportunity came up to take over the hotel in Ladysmith. That was 25 years ago.
by Guillaume Laflamme Ladysmith Mar. 27, 2024 Dozens of trivia enthusiasts packed into the Thorne Community Recreation Association on Wednesday evening for a trivia night fundraising event hosted by Thorne municipality’s newly formed Ladysmith Recreation Committee. Teams of five to
Lack of firefighters main reason amalgamation was needed, says MRC Camilla Faragalli Thorne Oct. 25 2023 The Municipality of Thorne hosted an information session last week to address increasing concern from residents and ratepayers over the amalgamation of the Thorne
Glen Hartle Ladysmith Sept. 30, 2023 The autumn tradition of celebrating all things German brought out the masses for the Ladysmith Oktoberfest this past weekend, and do they know how to throw a party. Friday evening’s opening ceremonies featured comments
Glen Hartle Pontiac Sept. 24, 2023 This isn’t just ANY calendar. It’s a calendar of heroes. Everyday heroes from all corners of the Pontiac. That they are all volunteer firefighters and that they are all female adds wholeheartedly to the
Madelaine Methot LADYSMITH August 19, 2023 On Saturday, Thorne municipality councillor for recreation, Jammie-lee Thrun, organized a day of fun activities for families on the Thorne Community Recreation Association grounds. The event had a great turn out, with over 100
Brett Thoms Thorne April 26, 2023 The Municipality of Thorne is holding a by-election to fill the seat vacated after the passing of Robert Charette in February. Candidates could begin to register their names for the seat on April 21
Brett Thoms Pontiac January 28, 2023 Continuing THE EQUITY’s round-up of municipal budgets across the Pontiac, here are overviews of Sheenboro, Litchfield, Portage-du-Fort, Thorne and Otter Lake budgets. Sheenboro This year Sheenboro’s budget is $1,483,770, with revenue balancing out expenses.
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