PHOTO BY LOLA BOURGET PHOTOGRAPHY Armando is an adorable tiny 5-month-old male Chihuahua puppy. His family could not keep him. He is super social with people, dogs and cats. He is learning to be pee-pee pad trained. He is very healthy except for one of his eyes which needed to be removed due to a cataract. He is healing well and his foster family just loves him. We are specifying kids of 16 years and up as these little dogs are very fragile. They should not be jumping off and

PHOTO COURTESY UNSPLASH Live music Thursdays at Hudson's Auberge Willow starting at 6:30 p.m. March 3 - Derek Falls Trio March 12 - Better Days Blues March 19 - Serjii and Briana March 26 - Tim Walsh Trio No cover charge. For reservations call (450) 458-7006

PHOTO COURTESY UNSPLASH Travel lecture in English with Alain Benoit. From sandy beaches lined with palm trees and turquoise waters to austere volcanic landscapes, Hawaii has a rich and diverse fauna and flora. This lecture presents a four-week itinerary to discover the most beautiful attractions of the main islands of the archipelago: Hawaii, Maui, Big Island and Oahu. Join us Thursday, March 5 at 7 p.m. at Stewart Hall Cultural Centre, 176 Lakeshore in Pointe-Claire. Passes

PHOTO COURTESY CASCA Noemie is a very sweet kitten who loves to be petted. She will come running to you and rub against you until you give her attention. She may seem shy at first but soon comes out of her shell. Noemie loves to play with her toys and she has the softest fur! She gets along well with other cats and would be fine around children. She could be okay around calmer dogs. Noemie was born on August 1, 2019 and has been vaccinated and sterilized. For more information

PHOTO COURTESY ANIMATCH Bronny, a three-month-old male husky mix, and his two brothers arrived from Whapmagoostui with the Nordic Paws Project. His brothers have found their new homes and now it's Bronny's turn. Being from the north, he loves the outdoors, especially in winter, and would love to join you in whatever activities you do. Because he's just a pup, he can't spend the whole day alone. Obedience classes would help him learn everything he needs to know to become your

THE JOURNAL FILE PHOTO Wyman Memorial United Church in Hudson will host the World Day of Prayer Saturday, March 7 in Wyman Hall, 513 Main Road. This is an ecumenical service prepared by the women of Zimbabwe. The theme is ‘Rise! Take Your Mat and Walk.’ Breakfast is at 9 a.m. with a service to follow. No charge but an offering will be collected to further the work of Women's Inter-Church Council of Canada. All are welcome!

THE JOURNAL FILE PHOTO/CARMEN MARIE FABIO Former Montreal calèche horse Freddy is spending his well-earned retirement at Vaudreuil-Dorion’s A Horse Tale Rescue. The non-profit organization is launching a fundraising campaign to expand their capacity to take in and care for even more horses. A Horse Tale (AHT) Rescue will be hosting its 2020 Open House season on Saturday, March 7 from 2 to 4 p.m. This event is to both kick off our 2020 season and allow the public to come and

Open letter to Hudsonites I would like to start by saying that Hudson and its citizens should be very proud to have pioneered pesticide controls to protect our environment and citizens. At the February 2020 Hudson council meeting, JJ Corker asked in the first question period if the town had received the annual report on pesticide usage as required by By-Law 270, paragraph 5. The answer was no, and part of the reasoning given was as follows: the provincial government did not w

Thank You to the Hudson Fire Department We are indeed very lucky to live in a town with such an accomplished Fire Department. We had reason to call upon their services late Sunday night, February 23. The dispatcher from beyond Quebec City was bilingual and within three minutes she had called the Hudson Fire Department and was able to tell me that they were on their way. Hudson Fire Department spent approximately one hour here sorting everything out and all was well. Pe

PHOTO COURTESY STÉPHANE LABRIE Vaudreuil Member of the National Assembly (MNA) Marie-Claude Nichols is inviting Premier François Legault to take advantage of his visit to the riding on March 16 to meet organizations and stakeholders to learn more about the challenges of the region. Nichols is extending this invitation to the Premier who will be visiting to participate in a fundraising cocktail. In her view, this would be the perfect opportunity for Legault to offer at least a