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Walk My Heritage

Jennie Hurwood Walking in Métis-sur-Mer, as a resident or a visitor, if you tear your eyes away from the magnificent views you are sure to remark upon the number of elegant houses, tidy lawns and manicured hedges. The fascinating stories of the people who live, or lived, behind those hedges tend to stay within the […]

Terry Fox Walk 2013

Almost 150 community members of all ages walked the 11 kilometres from Metis Beach School to Black Gable Farm, raising money for the Terry Fox Foundation on Friday, 27 September. Pupils from both the high school and the elementary grades of Metis Beach School were joined by the pupils of Envol school, teachers and community […]

Parent’s Eye View

Chris Mckindsey I am a biologist but don’t get outside often enough to do what I thought I would be doing full-time as a career. I, like many parents, am also overloaded with multiple tasks that impinge on my family life and should spend more time with my kids doing healthy activities. Last month, I […]

Our Community’s Uniqueness

Word from the President Alexander Reford The recent controversy of the Quebec government’s “Charte des valeurs québécoises” has once again brought to light the uniqueness of the province of Quebec and its relationship to its minority communities. The proposed charter announced by the PQ government on September 10 has become the subject of intense public […]

Spotlight: David Hodges

Artist • Producer • Motivational Speaker • Youth Worker • Entertainer • Community Leader     David Hodges is a respected hip hop producer and gifted MC active in the culture for nearly a decade, Hodges blends soul, funk, rock and gospel in a fashion that combines the best of their individual elements, as his insightful rap […]