A free new educational resource, Dementia, Your Companion Guide, was designed to help provide answers. With engaging illustrations and a friendly writing style, this approachable guide covers a wide array of topics to assist both the person living with dementia (PLWD) and their care partners. It includes information on the science and progression of dementia as well as practical advice on safety and self-care.
Teenager’s Cool Cave’s Gathering is going to happen on Wednesday, August 3rd, from 4:00 to 7:00. What is that? It’s simply a chance for young people to get to see the youth section of the library, talk about their summer, and maybe discover a few things. For 10 to 18 years old only: in the […]
You are cordially invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of Heritage Lower Saint-Lawrence on August 4th from 2 pm to 5 pm at Leggatt’s Point Presbyterian Church (48 Chem. Leggatt, Métis-sur-Mer, QC) Words from our president, results from 2021-2022 activities as well as our financial statements will be presented. Everybody is welcome. Only registered […]
Calling all families and caregivers with young children to join us for an hour of playtime at the park! We also welcome aunties, uncles, or friends who want to come out to connect and have fun!
On July 1st, a full day of activities is planned in our community: 8 to 10:30am Pancake breakfast at the Town Hall (370 Beach) 10$ /per adult & 5$/per kid under 12 3pm Flag raising ceremony and cake at Cascades Golf and Tennis Club (7 MacNider). 8pm Fireworks at Turriff’s Beach at sundown (weather permitting) […]
Calling all families and caregivers with young children to join us for an hour of playtime at the park! We also welcome aunties, uncles, or friends who want to come out to connect and have fun!
Special guest boat builder Daniel St-Pierre will be showing his expertise on historical boats and building of boats.
Part of the Live our Heritage project is a photo contest. The theme is ‘Then and Now’ as we explore our journey from the past to the present. All photos will become part of the final exhibit that will happen during September of 2022. We want to see Métis in all its beauty from THEN to how it has changed to NOW!
The first schools in New France were operated by the Catholic Church as were the schools in France. Early French education in the towns of Quebec, in the 1600s, gave way to a system of small French schools that had been established by the French regime, offering basic education mainly to boys, with a strict […]