Providence Bay
Alexia Hannigan
Alexia here with your Ides of March Fly.
Friends, Neighbours, Countrymen.... lend me your ears... not the corn kind. Here we are at the midpoint between St. Paddy’s Day and the seedbed of Spring—can you feel it? That hum, crackle and swoosh that is
It is a bit of a trope that a snow-tired shoveller shakes their fist at the passing plow truck that just deposited a wall of snow at the foot of their freshly cleared driveway—but in truth those hardy men and women in public works departments deserve their undying gratitude.
by Margery Frisch
LITTLE CURRENT—On Saturday, March 21, members of the Manitoulin Health Centre (MHC) Little Current Auxiliary hauled rocking chairs into the Little Current United Church for their fourth annual Rock-a-thon. Eleven members took part this year and at 10 am sharp, the rocking began. It’s not
MANITOULIN—Last year, many Manitoulin residents discovered Ontario’s Energy Affordability Program (EAP), which gives free home energy upgrades, including insulation, energy-efficient appliances and LED lighting. This year, the program focuses on oil-heated homes, offering income-eligible homeowners a direct way to save money, cut their environmental impact and improve comfort.
Manitoulin Northshore Victims Services (MNSV) is proud to celebrate 30 years of serving victims and survivors of crime, tragic circumstances and disaster throughout the Manitoulin and North Shore region.
