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MPs and the Senate must work together for the climate Dear Editor, I am writing to give my support for Bill C-12, an important piece of legislation in the fight for climate justice. I am scared for my future, and even more so from political parties who are actively trying to derail the passing of this bill. I am demanding that the Canadian Senate works together with Members of Parliament to pass this bill in order to prevent the worst of the climate crisis. Where I live, f

A belated thank-you Dear Editor, Last week, in our letter, we were very remiss in forgetting to thank the Hudson MediCenter for all their support before and after my stay at the Valleyfield Hospital. In particular our family doctor, Dr. Welik and our wonderful nurse Melissa. Not forgetting the receptionists at the front desk – in particular Louise and Samantha – who were never too busy to make an appointment, answer questions, and offer support. Thank you all very much. We

Perfect spot Dear Editor, The Racquet Club on Côte Saint-Charles would make a great ‘Walk-in Medicentre’ with a rehabilitation section, a pharmacy section, and offices for doctors. The Town of Saint-Lazare should team up with a pharmacy to create this operation. It would serve the region well because of its location near the highway! Cheers, (Former Hudson resident) Al Jared Victoria, BC

PHOTO COURTESY ANIMATCH Home Fry, a two-month-old female Nordic mix, had a rough start. She and her six littermates arrived at Animatch when they were only a few days old. Our resident Foster Mom took them in, and while the other six thrived, Home Fry gave her quite a fright. She was always the smallest and weakest, but she's doing just fine now and she's ready and rarin' to find her forever home. Because she's a pup, she needs someone home during the day for walks, play, soc

PHOTO COURTESY CASCA Sonia is an affectionate and sweet cat who was born April 2, 2018. She was neutered and brought to her foster’s house. For the first couple weeks she hid all the time and was not receptive to being petted. With a little time and patience now she can't get enough attention. Sonia absolutely loves getting treats and climbing her cat tree. Her favorite place to rest is on a window hammock so she can watch the birds outside. Sonia would do best in a quiet hom

PHOTO BY KAREN BURGAN Daniel Brochu plays The Narrator in the upcoming presentation of Every Brilliant Thing being put on by the Hudson Village Theatre in conjunction with The Greenwood Centre for Living History beginning June 30. After an extended COVID hiatus, the Hudson Village Theatre (HVT) is slowly opening up. Their first production starts June 30 and they have partnered with Greenwood Centre for Living History to present the play in their magnificent garden by the lake

By Geneviève Grenier PHOTO COURTESY GENEVIÈVE GRENIER The beautiful grounds at Hudson’s Greenwood Centre for Living History will be centre stage for the upcoming ‘Music in the Garden’ series. With 25 years under our belt as a living museum, Greenwood is pleased to bring back this popular event. In 2020, we were unable to hold many of our traditional events due to the pandemic restrictions in place. Knowing that local musicians were also unable to perform in their traditional

By Brian Gallagher PHOTO COURTESY SAMARA O’GORMAN Author/actress Samara O’Gorman (right) didn’t initially set out to write a book but the culmination of years of poetry, blanketed with what she describes as metaphors and imagery, resulted in the publication of her book ‘What if the Sun Died.’ Meet Samara O’Gorman, an Irish-Canadian Montreal-based actress and writer who has been primarily acting on stage and in film, all the while writing poetry and prose which she has finally

By Carmen Marie Fabio PHOTO BY CARMEN MARIE FABIO The veggie portion of the diet before the cooked meat is added – an hour or so on a Saturday morning provided enough food for a 20 lb dog for about six weeks. My constant companion, a 13-year-old Jack Russell/Beagle mix named Rocky, seemed to age overnight. Now admittedly she’s already pretty old for a dog but her eyes were becoming cloudy and dazed and she was walking with a pronounced limp in her right rear leg. Her heart mu

By John Jantak PHOTO BY JOHN JANTAK Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue council imposed a financial reserve on land own by Grilli to prevent the development firm from going ahead with a high density residential project in the north of the city. Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue council unanimously adopted a resolution at its monthly council meeting on June 14 to put a financial reserve on the entire Grilli land located in the northern sector. “It affects the whole swath of land from Industrial Bou