Back to school amid unprecedented Omicron wave
Sarah Rennie Students will return to in-person learning across the Valley on Monday following government announcements insisting schools are safe...
Eviction forces Friperie to seek new home
Callan Forrester The Friperie Communautaire Huntingdon has been a community staple for over a decade. The thrift store offers accessible...
Cases climbing as Omicron wave washes over the Valley
Sarah Rennie The province has seen a shaky start to 2022. In the past week, Quebec has set daily records...
Online learning going well, uncertainty and anxiety over in-person return a concern
Sarah Rennie A return to online learning following the holidays may not have been the way most teachers, staff and...
New taps awarded to area maple syrup producers
The Quebec Maple Syrup Producers (QMSP) announced last June that it would be issuing seven million new taps before the...
A will to mill: local wool grower has hopes for in-province processing
Rachel Patenaude – LJI Reporter Sheep’s wool is an incredible fibre. It is warm, breathable, fire- and water-resistant, stain-resistant, antibacterial,...
A cruel start to 2022
Premier Francois Legault could hardly muster the enthusiasm to wish Quebecers a happy new year on December 30, after announcing...
Warmest wishes for a joyful holiday and hopeful New Year
With less than two weeks to go before the holidays, the Valley and its people are once again exemplifying the...
Châteauguay Valley Weather January 9-15, 2022
Peter Finlayson, Ormstown Weatherman January 2022 started cold, has stayed cold and will end cold, which is as certain as one can get in the weather business! The average temperature for the month-to-date is -10.5° C, while the normal is -8.6° C and the first week was -8.0° C. Most......
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