The Upper Ottawa Valley (UOV) Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to remind motorists that the vast majority of school buses will be returning to area roads on October 28, 2024. Thus far in the school year only a limited number of buses have been running. With this …
Spaces still left for today’s OV-CAOS workshops in Quadeville and Whitney Ottawa Valley Community Arts invites creative people ages 10 and up to attend this afternoon’s FREE workshops: Intergenerational Open Studio with Linda Archibald on October 19 from 1-4 pm at the Quadeville Community Centre. Participants will be able to explore various …
That’s right – there’s just one envelope left to be drawn in the St. Francis Valley Healthcare Foundation’s Catch The Ace progressive lottery – so be sure to choose Envelope #50 when you buy your ticket for next week’s draw because that’s where the Ace of Spades is hidden. Foundation …
Bare grass and black ice pocketed Marie and Bernhard Zettler’s front yard as they turned into their driveway. It was one of those March mornings that seems warmer than it is, as everyone waits for spring to arrive. “Bernhard stepped out to pick up some flyers, and suddenly he was …
Submitted by St. Francis Valley Healthcare Foundation The St. Francis Valley Healthcare Foundation announced its $2.7 million Growing TogethER Emergency Department Redevelopment Campaign on Oct. 10, marking the largest fundraising campaign to date for the Foundation. Above: Donors and supporters gather around the new Growing TogethER Campaign sign outside the …
Editor’s Note: Last Thursday’s Catch The Ace draw left just two cards play – both Aces – and an estimated jackpot of $318,554. That means there is a one in two chance of finding that elusive Ace of Spades. If this week’s winner selects the envelope containing the Ace of …
In response to the Petition delivered to the Board of Directors of Madawaska Valley Hospice Palliative Care (MVHPC) which requests that we stop allowing Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) within the Hospice facility, we give the following response to the organizers and signatories of the petition. MVHPC has been in …
September had come — the hills flaunted their fall colours, the air was cool, and you could smell the aroma of wet leaves and the rich earth. For many reasons, autumn has always been my favourite time of year, even if it meant returning to the confines of our school …
Editorial As previously reported, The Current requested the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRAO) to investigate the conduct of Madawaska Valley Township’s insurer, Intact Public Entities (Intact). The reason was its massive and grossly disproportionate expenditure over almost four years of legal costs to defend The Current’s claim against …
Congratulations to Kevin Springer of Renfrew whose name was pulled in the Week 49 Catch the Ace draw! Kevin purchased his ticket at the Village Discount & Variety in Eganville and chose envelope 25 at random. Although his envelope revealed the Five of Diamonds, Kevin is taking home the incredible …
It’s that time of year again – misty mornings and chillier nights are here – so enjoy the outdoors as much as you can. This weekend there’s plenty to see and do around the Valley. Madawaska Valley Studio Tour Valley art lovers can enjoy the fall Studio Tour this Saturday …
Riverland Lodge has been recognized with a 2024 Global Recognition Award for its remarkable achievements and steadfast dedication to excellence in the campground industry. Becky McRae’s leadership and vision have propelled the company to new heights, making it a standout in its field. Above from left: Rhonda Johnson, Becky Ewing, Becky McRae, …
Valley residents are in a fever over St. Francis Valley Healthcare Foundation’s popular progressive lottery Catch The Ace. This week’s prize drum held 6,139 draw tickets and before drawing the winning ticket for Week 48, SFVHF Executive Director Erin Gienow reminded viewers watching on Facebook Live that the seventh lottery …
Friends and family members of the late Lorna Hudder gathered to remember their loved one and give back to local healthcare. Money was raised at the third annual Lorna Hudder Memorial Golf Tournament, which took place at the Homestead at Wolf Ridge on July 13. A total of $2,675.00 was …
Ottawa Valley residents are invited to participate in a new survey aimed at improving healthcare services in their communities. The Ottawa Valley Ontario Health Team (OVOHT) is collecting feedback to better understand the needs, priorities, and experiences of residents across the Ottawa Valley. Why Participate? This survey is an opportunity …
