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The ‘Salon emplois de qualité’ Virtual Job Fair - a new opportunity for job seekers

The ‘Salon emplois de qualité’ Virtual Job Fair - a new opportunity for job seekers

With the full employment that has prevailed in the region for several months, the partners of the Table de concertation pour l’emploi de Vaudreuil-Soulanges are organizing a virtual fair titled ‘Salon emplois de Qualité’ on Tuesday, June 22, between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Note that this event is made possible thanks to the financial participation of the Government of Quebec. For this virtual job fair, local employers will be available through the Salonemploivs.com platform to meet

Letter to the editor 1, June 17, 2021

Massacre of the Innocents Dear Editor, Another mass shooting in the United States and the Democrats, once again, cry out for common sense gun control as Republicans close their eyes, bow their heads and offer thoughts and prayers to the families of those injured and killed. American gun activists ironically continue to quote the antiquated 1791 Bill of Rights second amendment to the 1787 American Constitution as their 2021 argument for the protection of their fundamental rig

Letter to the editor 2, June 17, 2021

Big thank-you Dear Editor, I wish to express my thanks and appreciation to all the staff at Valleyfield Hospital who, during my nine week stay there, looked after me so professionally, carefully, thoroughly, and successfully diagnosing causes of symptoms I had been suffering from for a period of time. During difficult COVID times the hospital was kept scrupulously clean and all the COVID rules were implemented including no visitors the first three weeks of my stay and afterw

Letter to the editor 3, June 17, 2021

All summer? Dear Editor, For the third year, this time beginning in May, we are banned from washing our windows, washing down our home from the yellow pollen on everything, the sundeck, front porch, or our car. We have lived in Saddlebrook for 40 years; it is not from lawn sprinklers as 75 per cent of the homeowners do not have lawns or gardens. It certainly is not from watering their hanging baskets and occasional flower pot. I live in the vicinity of six pool owners on our

Letter to the editor 4, June 17, 2021

Cautious at the corner Dear Editor, I can’t remember how far along Main Road going west the intended paving work is planned. My hope is that it will at least include the south west corner of Elm Street where there is a chain link fence which abuts the street. Anyone trying to make a right hand turn on to Main from Elm has to almost enter Main in order to see the traffic going east to avoid an accident. I have lived in Hudson many years and although everyone knows this corner,

Letter to the editor 5, June 17, 2021

Keep the trees Dear Editor, I am completely against cutting down trees if they are healthy (Letters to the editor, The Journal, June 10, 2021). Trees are an important part of the ecosystem (even when dead) and we are 100 per cent reliant on them. I do agree however that they need to be pruned and maintained. There are many places in Quebec and the rest of Canada that Mr. Meades can move to without fear of a tree falling on his power line. Indeed there are many places in the w

Up for adoption

Up for adoption

PHOTO COURTESY ANIMATCH Acai, a 1-½-year-old female Husky mix, is sweet, active, and a little timid. She likes to take things slowly and requires some time to adjust to new situations. She's ready for obedience classes with a patient family who will treat her gently. This will help with her confidence. She's good with other dogs but not with cats. If you're a family that enjoys the outdoors, and you were just waiting for a new companion like her to join you, fill out the form

Summer festivities are here after a long COVID year

Summer festivities are here after a long COVID year

PHOTO COURTESY SHUTTERSTOCK After the plug was pulled on last year’s party plans, we’re long overdue for some summer celebrations and now that COVID-19 seems to be on the wane, we can tentatively welcome back our time-honoured this Fête nationale festivities. The Town of Saint-Lazare is taking a novel approach to their June 23 fireworks display by inviting attendees to view them drive-in movie style, thereby ensuring everyone can enjoy the show and stay within their own socia

Moving sound

Moving sound

PHOTO COURTESY STEWART HALL An exhibition titled Moving Sound featuring Adam Basanta, Eleanor King, Mitch Mitchell and Dominique Pétrin, curated by Manel Benchabane and Pianocktail by Philippe Dubost (A project by the Conseil des arts de Montréal) is taking place at Stewart Hall Art Gallery, 176 Lakeshore Road, Pointe-Claire until Sunday, June 27 (closed June 24) from 1 to 5 p.m. (Wednesdays until 9 p.m.) How to visually express an auditory and musical experience? Discover th

Up for adoption

Up for adoption

PHOTO COURTESY CASCA Here is Bree, an almost 1-year-old female cat with medium hair. She was rescued from a place with too many animals. Socialization was needed for her since she never had contact with humans. Here is a little description of her. Bree loves other cats. If you are looking for a cat to keep your feline baby company, Bree would be perfect! She loves to play with anything she can find. She takes her naps cuddling with the other cats in the foster home and also n

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