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10/16/2025

IMPORTANT MESSAGE 🚨

Due to the Canada Post strike and the uncertainty of our magazine delivery for the October issue, we have secured some convenient pick-up locations for the residents for the time being.

The magazines were printed, but, unfortunately, were stuck at Canada Post's distribution depot. All residents will receive the October issue via Canada Post, but we don't know when.

For Glen Walter residents:

The Blue Anchor Bar & Restaurant, 18396 CR 2, office hours are from Wednesday to Sunday 12-8:00pm
Tickle Your Fancy Gift Shop, 225 Pitt St., office hours Tuesday-Sunday 10-6:00pm

For Long Sault & Ingleside East residents:

Tickle Your Fancy Gift Shop, 225 Pitt St., office hours Tuesday-Sunday 10-6:00pm
South Stormont City Hall, 2 Mille Roches Rd, office hours Monday-Friday 830-4:30

09/18/2025

In August Issue:

Art Ladouceur and Caroline Goulet were married on June 21, 2014, at the Lost Villages. They, along with Caroline’s two sons and their families, all live on Richmond Rd. One thing Caroline
always looks forward to is gathering everyone at their cottage on the St. Lawrence River. They both love to travel and try to volunteer in fundraisers and local events whenever possible.

Brent Boissonneault started Done Right Roofing in 1990. He operates the business alongside his wife, Linda, the business’s General Manager. They install commercial and residential roofing
systems for flat, low-slope, and sloped roofs. Four of their five kids are involved in the business, and they also believe in community involvement, sponsoring several youth sports teams, along with community magazines.

Local historian and resident, Jim Brownell, relates to the human impact of having to relocate 6,500 people from the lands to be flooded to higher grounds, from the inundation of July 1, 1958.

Expert Contributor, Patrick Campeau of Nurse Next Door, provides some tips for your aging parents and neighbours to beat the heat. These tips are essential as seniors are particularly
vulnerable to extreme heat.

Our tax return expert from H&R Block, Andrea Fitzgerald, gives us many good reasons why our taxes should be filed on time. If you are to receive a refund, you will receive it on time, and if you
owe money, you will avoid interest or penalties. It also keeps you in good standing with the Canada Revenue Agency.

In Brian’s golf article, Canadian golf legend Moe Norman is highlighted. Moe was a captivating individual in many ways, and he is still regarded as one of the best ball strikers in the world.

04/04/2025

In March's issue:

Danielle and Clayton Dionne, both 40, met at the former Don Cherry’s restaurant seventeen years ago. They moved in together two weeks later and bought their first home two months later. Talk about warp speed! “When you know, you know,” says Danielle. They have been married for thirteen years and have a son, Clayton, 14, who loves soccer, fishing, biking, and video gaming.

They love the country living that South Stormont provides them.
Crystal Millar and Jo Ann Parisien, of Parisien Millar Wealth Management Group of RBC Dominion Securities, help us understand tax-efficient strategies and how we can achieve long-term financial success.

Tickle Your Fancy Gift Shop owner, Martin Buser, focuses on the benefits of locally-produced honey.

In his article, Troy Shaver of Shaver-Kudell introduces us to a buzzword popularized since the last American election: tariffs. He uses simple analogies and his articles are always interesting
and educational.

Local historian Jim Brownell writes about the Seaway Song, a vivid memory. Cornwall residents Loretta and Morris Burgess wrote, composed, and recorded this song. It is about the construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway and the great inundation of July 1, 1958.

If you owe money to the CRA, our income tax expert, Andrea Fitzgerald, of H&Block, can help you navigate the process.
Candice Gordon, from our local SPCA, introduces Chase and Gucci. Chase is a young mixed breed, and Gucci is a rabbit with a heart of gold. They are both waiting to be whisked away to
their forever homes. Call Candice for a visit 613 936-0072.

11/14/2024

In November's issue:

Adam and Julie met in their teens when Adam was playing JR hockey for the Char-Lan Rebels. They are proud parents of two girls and a boy. Tenley, 13; Maelie, 11; and Bentley, now 9. This
is an active family. Adam still enjoys playing hockey, Julie teaches spin classes, and both girls enjoy competitive dancing and softball while Bentley plays hockey and soccer. As a family, they
partake in many outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, skiing, snowmobiling, ATV and spending time at the lake.

Patrick Campeau, our home care services specialist, outlines the signs that our parents might need help at home. Our busy schedules don’t allow us to visit as much as we’d like, but our loved ones deserve health and companionship.

Martin Buser of Tickle Your Fancy Gift Shop chronicles the different uses of incense. Through the centuries, incense has been used for medicinal purposes, religious ceremonies, and simply for relaxing aromas.

New store manager George Shawcroft at Endless Roads RV and Marine Centre explains the importance of winterizing your boat and RV. “Winterizing not only safeguards against the harsh
effects of freezing temperatures but also prepares your recreational vehicles for a trouble-free start when the warm season returns.”

Owner Blair Stewe of The Fermented Grape reports on the 2024 Canadian wine industry and its outlook for the immediate future. From 2025 to 2029, modest but steady compound annual
growth of 0.23% is expected.

Filing your tax return as a couple is H&R Block’s Andrea Fitzgerald’s topic in her expert contribution. There can be some tax benefits, whether you are newlyweds or enter into a
common-law relationship.

Local historian Jim Brownell writes about the flooding of many of the St. Lawrence Islands in the 1950s, including Sheek Island. This island was a vacationers’ paradise and had great agricultural
activity.

The recipe page features grilled salmon this month. The Bowes invited me to dinner to sample this month’s recipe. It was delicious. Thanks again, Earl and Lorraine.

In this month’s golf article. Brian outlines the progression of the golf cart since the first primitive
one appeared in 1930.

10/10/2024

In August issue:

Phil and Meghan Legroulx met by chance on a downtown patio 13 years ago. They just celebrated their 10 th wedding anniversary in May. They were actually featured in this magazine in
December 2018 when they were a family of four with boys Ben, now 11, and Max, now 8. They welcomed twins Nick and Olivia, who are now 4. They enjoy trips as a family and are all avid
sports fans; half are Habs fans, and half follow Mom’s enthusiasm for the Leafs…c’mon Mom!
The kids are active in soccer, baseball, and basketball. Ben also takes singing lessons and regularly performs in local plays. Meghan is a Special Education Teacher, and Phil is a Lab
Technician at the local hospital.

Patrick Campeau, our home care services specialist, outlines the factors and solutions to prevent falls with our loved ones. He also outlines professional solutions to prevent these accidents.

Andrea Fitzgerald, owner and tax expert at H&R Block, writes about the executor’s responsibilities when filing taxes for a deceased person and answers FAQs on the subject.

Our newest Expert Contributor, Robbie Binette of Endless Roads RV and Marine Centre, offers essential boating tips to navigate the local waters safely. From checking the forecast to wearing
proper safety gear to being prepared for emergencies will ensure a safe and enjoyable for yourself and others sharing the waterways.

A simple, refreshing recipe for iced tea is provided to help us cool off in the summer heat. Local historian Jim Brownell elaborates on the Lost Villages’ many local skilled artisans who
provided unique products. The “Lost Village” of Wales was home to the Colquhoun father-son team, makers of clocks and watches.

Local 15-year-old baseball star Shayne Gagne wants to bring his career to the next level. He is a member of the Ottawa Knights, who recently competed in tournaments in the Boston, MA area
and in Western Pennsylvania. His dream would be to land a scholarship to attend an American
university.

In this article, Brian explains how he helped an elderly student (Mr. Gene Kruger of Kruger Paper) overcome the full-swing yips.

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