Prenatal information meetings are designed to prepare parents for a positive pregnancy, birth experience and the early days of their child’s life. Thanks to a new collaboration with the CISSS-BSL, the CIUSSS-CN, and Jeffrey Hale Community Services, English-speaking expectant mothers and their partners in the Lower Saint Lawrence can now benefit from prenatal info sessions in English.
This fall, Heritage Lower Saint Lawrence will begin a consultation of English speakers in the region, in an ongoing effort to get to know the English speaking community and to better understand their needs.
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 […]
Metis-sur-Mer Resource Centre and Bilingual Library Rimouski Resource Centre and English books Library Culture and Social Activities Health and Social Services History Economic Development Library and Literacy Community Liaison Officer Communications Administration and Finances General Management Horaire d’été 2022 et ouverture des bureaux Nos bureaux d’Héritage sont ouverts au public, mais uniquement pendant une certaine […]
Heritage Lower St. Lawrence is taking a lead role in initiating a process to cite Leggatt’s Point as a heritage site. This site would include Leggatt’s Point Presbyterian Church, Leggatt’s Point Manse, Leggatt’s Point Cemetery, and Leggatt’s Point Archaeological Site. We have petitioned the Municipality of Grand-Métis to take official measures to protect and preserve this important heritage site.
Under the supervision of the Library Services Coordinator, the main mandate of the employee will be to implement programming and animate activities related to the TD Summer Reading Club, and some general activities happening at the libraries.
Volunteering is described as an unpaid activity where someone gives their time to do a particular task or job that is not required nor an obligation nor being forced to do it. Unpaid volunteers are often the glue that holds a community together and allows connection to the community.
Mind your own business – Personal finance for normal people who want to take back control of their wallet!!!!
Health and Social Services Community Leadership Bursary Program for future bilingual professionals in the Lower Saint Lawrence.