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Vol. 26, Issue 37, May 26, 2022

Parade Planned For Reunion participating in our 100th Anniversary High School Reunion parade.

The parade is scheduled for Saturday July 2, at 11 am and will start behind Our Lady of Fatima/École Sacré-Coeur and will end at the Recreation Centre. The parade is without a theme because we do not want to limit participation in any way.

All participation is welcome, whether it's floats, vehicles, bicycles, strollers or walking.

If you are participating, please email back your name and organization-if one-by June 10th, 2022 Hope to see you there!

Questions or comments? Please contact Crystal Greig at chs100parade @gmail.com

T Défilé de la 100ième anniversaire L he CHS-ESCHS Volunteer High School Reunion Committee hopes you will consider

e comité « CHS-ESCHS Volunteer High School Reunion » vous invite à participer à notre défilé du rassemblement Long Term c élébrant le 100e Forecast anniversaire du seconThursday daire.

High 15 Low 9 Le tout se dérouFriday lera le samedi 2 juillet à High 16 11h et débutera derrière Low 6 les écoles SacréSaturday High 20 Low 9 Sunday High 21 Low 13 Monday High 22 Low 13 Tuesday High 22 Low 14

Coeur/Our Lady of Fatima et terminera au centre récréatif. Le défilé est sans thème afin d'encourager le maximum de participation.

L'invitation est lancée à tous, que ce soit chars allégoriques, véhicules, bicyclettes, poussettes ou piétons.

Afin de signaler votre participation, s.v.p. envoyez un courriel avec vos informations (nom individuel ou nom d'entreprise,

organisation etc.) pour le 10 juin, 2022.

Au plaisir de vous voir!

Questions ou commentaires? Veuillez contacte Crystal Greig à chs100parade @gmail.com

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Pros and cons of a home equity line of credit

(NC) With the warm weather finally here, maybe you’re considering installing a pool or doing those home renovations you’ve been dreaming about. Perhaps you want to get away and an RV or a cottage are at the top of your wish list.

It can seem like using the equity in your home is a quick and easy way to pay for such big expenses. While you may benefit in the short term, it’s also important to consider the longerterm risks about home equity lines of credit, often referred to as HELOCs. A HELOC is a form of credit that relies

on using your home as a guarantee that you’ll pay back the money you borrow. Unlike a loan, a HELOC lets you borrow money, pay it back and borrow it again up to a maximum credit limit..

The interest rates are variable and will change as interest rates go up or down.

HELOC “pros” include: • They often offer easy access to credit.

• They have lower interest rates than other types of credit, especially unsecured loans and credit cards.

• You can pay back the money you borrow at any time without a penalty.

• You can borrow as much as you want up to your available credit limit.

HELOC “cons” include: • It takes discipline to pay off because you’re usually required to only pay the monthly interest charges.

• Large amounts of available credit can make it easier to over-spend and carry debt for a long time.

• You may have to pay off your entire HELOC if you want to switch your mortgage to another lender.

OBITUARY Fernand Gauthier

AVIS DE DÉCÈS Fernand Gauthier

Passed away peacefully with his family by his side at the Chapleau Health Services onThursday, May 19, 2022 at the age of 73 years.

Beloved husband of Carole for 52 years. A loving and hardworking father of Eric (Shelley), Joel (Lisa), Melanie (Stephen) and Josee (Matt). Devoted grandfather of Nicholas, Joshua, Amber, Madison, Jacob, Lukas, Matthew, Yanick, Ellia and Maxim.

Dear son of Andrea and the late Thomas Gauthier. Cherished brother of Roland (Jocelyne), Ghyslain (Micheline), Jocelyne, Marielle (Rejean), Louisette (Fred) and Marthe (Luc). Fern will be remembered by many nieces, nephews and friends. Friends and family may visit at Sacred Heart Church onSundayevening from 7 to 9 p.m. A funeral mass will be held at the church on Monday May 23, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. with Reverend Herve Sauve officiating. Cremation will follow at River's Edge Cremation Centre, Sault Ste. Marie.

Memorial donations made to ALS would be greatly appreciated by the family.

(Arrangements entrusted to the Kerry Funeral Home Ltd., Wawa, ON 1-800-4394937).www.kerryfuneralhome.ca

Est décédé paisiblement avec sa famille à ses côtés au Centre de santé de Chapleau le jeudi 19 mai 2022 à l'âge de 73 ans. Époux bien-aimé de Carole depuis 52 ans. Gros travailleur et père aimant d'Eric (Shelley), Joël (Lisa), Mélanie (Stephen) et Josée (Matt). Grand-père dévoué de Nicholas, Joshua, Amber, Madison, Jacob, Lukas, Matthew, Yanick, Ellia et Maxim.

Fils d'Andréa et de feu Thomas Gauthier. Fernand était très apprécié de ses frères et sœurs, Roland (Jocelyne), Ghyslain (Micheline), Jocelyne, Marielle (Réjean), Louisette (Fred) et Marthe (Luc).

De nombreux neveux, nièces et amis se souviendront de Fern. La famille et les amis pourront faire des visites à l'église SacréCœur dimanche soir de 19 h à 21 h. La messe des funérailles aura lieu à l'église le lundi 23 mai 2022 à 11 h sous la présidence du révérend Hervé Sauvé. L'incinération suivra au River's Edge Cremation Centre, à Sault Ste. Marie. Des dons à la mémoire de la SLA seraient grandement appréciés par la famille. (Les arrangements ont été confiés au Kerry Funeral Home Ltd, Wawa, ON 1-800-439-4937). www.kerryfuneralhome.ca

• Your bank could take possession of your home if you miss payments.

If you decide a HELOC is right for you, make sure you understand all the terms and conditions of your product before signing on the dotted line.

Take time to review and compare your options and ask potential lenders to clarify anything you don’t understand.

Find more information at canada.ca/money.

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Please join us as we remember Loretta Conroy Loving Sister, Aunt, and Friend (June 9, 1935 – Feb. 2, 2022)

Date: Friday, June 10, 2022 from 7:00 – 9:00 pm Location: Legion Hall Please Note: All we ask is that you please wear a mask.

Thank you

CHAPLEAU EXPRESS, May 26, 2022- Page 3

Chapleau Emphasizing the child before subject Moments content always --- Muriel E Morris by

Michael J. Morris When I was an editor at the Chatham Daily News more than 50 years ago, my mother, Muriel E Morris, decided to come from Chapleau and spend the summer with me. To keep herself busy during the day, she decided to take a summer course in education.

The times they were a changing in the late sixties in more ways than one, and education was included. Mom, who had taught school for 34 years at the time became increasingly frustrated with the new thinking in education being set out by the professor.

One day the professor said in effect that teach er s mu s t " acco u n t f or indiv id u al differences" in children and used some other trendy words in his lecture. Mom, who had not said a word in class all summer, raised her hand to ask him a question.

"Don't you mean that all children are special with needs?" she asked. I don't recall his reply to Mom, but I do know the rest of the class agreed with her. After spending her entire teaching career treating each and every child as special with needs, Mom retired two years later after teaching at Chapleau Public School and at Kekabeka Falls, shortly after I returned home to teach.

Mom taught elementary school and emphasized the child before the subject content always.

Obviously, she had no use for the labelling of children, or anyone else for that matter.

Let me give you an example that involved me. I was teaching Economics at Chapleau High School, and almost all the students in my class failed a test. I was having coffee with Mom and pontificating against my class in typical teacher fashion. Mom stopped my little rant, made some suggestions including that maybe I scrap the course content as I had prepared it, and start over.

She also suggested I might want to think about finding another career.

"Start where the students are, not where you are," she recommended, adding that she didn't have the foggiest notion what I was talking about when I tried to explain the material on the test.

I took her advice and we started over. In fact, as Junior "B" hockey was very big in Chapleau at the time, I used a hockey rink to teach the factors of production.

Some years later, a school board member, on a tour of the school, stuck his head in Room 104 and asked me, "Is there where they teach hockey?" I replied yes it was and offered to demonstrate. He didn't take me up on the offer.

Today, more than ever, I believe my mother was right, and I was so fortunate to finish my teaching career at College of the Rockies where I helped found a grad program in new media communications which was very student centred.

I will always be indebted to Dr. Wm. Berry Calder, then the president of COTR, who believed that the future is now in 1994 and supported me as we pioneered web-based communications when many told me that email would never really catch on.

One of my COTR faculty friends stopped me in the hall one day and advised that email would never catch on.

I see him the odd time and ask if he sent or received an email recently!!! This is in 2022.

In 1995 I was privileged to attend a conference where the keynote speaker was Dr. Nicholas Negroponte then the head of the Media Lab at MIT. Dr Negroponte told us that by the Year 2000 all the information we would ever need would be on a handheld device with the information So true. In fact, about the only reason use a laptop is to write Chapleau

Moments.

I could write it on my "phone,” but my aging eyes won't let me!!

The advances in internet technology since I retired in 2000 have been phenomenal, and today I think of the possibilities for a real student-centred education system where it is accepted that each child is special with needs.

I would be most interested to hear from you. Please comment or email me at mikejmorris41@outlook.com

Muriel E Morris

CHAPLEAU EXPRESS, May 26, 2022- Page 4

Ottawa's $10B Loan for TMX Sidelines Climate Action and Affordability REPORT about how they are concerned about the effects of recipients by $500. Families are clearly struggling from OTTAWA climate change, we must only look at recent reports to make ends meet right now and providing some from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate financial assistance for families and lower income Rapport Change (IPCC) that show massive cuts in Canadians. Middle-class and low-income emissions are needed to limit global temperatures Canadians would get between $500 and $1000 to d’Ottawa

from warming to 1.5 degrees. The IPCC report lays help them pay their bills at a time when inflation has bare that we have only a small window to reduce reached its highest level since 1991. It's not a our carbon output, and with oil production being perfect solution, but it would at least help alleviate Federal member of Parliament Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing one of the leading causes of greenhouse gas some of the financial pressure on those who are emissions in Canada, pumping more government feeling the effects of rising prices the most, while Last week, the government approved a money to expand production is the opposite of what also eliminating corporate welfare for an industry $10-billion loan guarantee for the Trans Mountain needs to be done. that has clearly demonstrated it doesn't need it. pipeline expansion. This is in stark contrast to the However, the Liberals and Conservatives Oil and gas companies are gouging Finance Minister's comments in February, where consumers while raking in record profits, and the once again joined forces to vote against a she stated “There will be no additional public government is providing these companies with commonsense solution that would help Canadians money invested in TMC (Trans Mountain Corp.) taxpayer dollars they don't need. This year alone, struggling to pay bills. While we would never TMC will secure necessary funding to complete the Imperial Oil posted its highest quarterly profit in 30 expect the Conservatives to side against the oil project through third-party financing, either in the years. Cenovus saw a sevenfold increase in profit in lobby, the Liberals approach to climate change has public debt markets or with financial institutions.” the first quarter of 2022 ($1.6 billion) compared to not matched their rhetoric. They've said they want As this is a loan guarantee, backed by the the same quarter last year ($220 million). Suncor to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, but they do Canada Fund through Export Development earnings tripled in this period, from $821 million in this while buying pipelines, and funding untested Canada, the Finance Ministers previous statement Q1 2021 to $2.95 billion in Q1 2022. Canadians are carbon capture technology. They've said they want on this matter rings hollow. While TMC is the already paying two dollars a liter or more to pad to eliminate fossil fuel subsidies by 2023, but they borrower in this case, the government is the lender, those already massive profits to the oil and gas vote against eliminating those subsidies, fund new and taxpayers are only off the hook as long as TMC industry. They don't need to pay a second time oil and gas projects, and back loans for the oil is able to make regular payments on the loan. If through government subsidies and loan guarantees. industry. They've promised legislation for a Just TMC defaults on a payment, since it is backed by New Democrats have been actively Transition for years and have yet to table anything government financing, taxpayers pick up that tab. pushing to eliminate those fossil fuel subsidies that to transition oil and gas workers to a clean energy So, in essence, the public takes all of the financial go to help these incredibly profitable oil companies economy. risk to build the infrastructure, while oil companies We need to work our way towards reducing at taxpayer's expense. This week, we tabled a rake in the profit once it's completed. motion that called for the cancelation of all fossil our greenhouse gas emissions urgently. It will have It's not surprising that the government has fuel subsidies by the end of this year. We were net benefits to all of us, like reducing energy costs taken this route. This comes a mere month after the asking that the money used for those subsidies be and creating a cleaner environment, but the government approved the massive $12 billion Bay invested by doubling the GST tax credit and political will must be there, not through words but du Nord project. And while they often like to talk increasing the Canada Child Benefit for all action.

Le prêt de 10 milliards qu'Ottawa accorde à Trans Mountain met la hausse du coût de la vie et la lutte contre les changements climatiques sur la touche La semaine dernière, le gouvernement a de 12 milliards de dollars. Alors que les libéraux payant l'essence au moins deux dollars le litre. Ils consenti à un prêt garanti de 10 milliards de dollars aiment dire qu'ils se soucient des changements n'ont pas besoin d'y contribuer encore par des pour le projet d'expansion du réseau Trans climatiques, les derniers rapports du Groupe subventions gouvernementales et des prêts Mountain. Or, ce prêt entre carrément en d'experts intergouvernemental sur l'évolution du garantis. contradiction avec ce que disait la ministre des climat disent pourtant que, pour limiter le De son bord, le NPD presse activement le Finances en février dernier : « Aucun fonds public réchauffement de la planète à 1,5 degré Celsius, gouvernement d'éliminer les subventions aux supplémentaire ne sera investi dans la TMC [Trans nous devons réduire considérablement les énergies fossiles qui aident – aux frais des Mountain Corporation]. La TMC obtiendra plutôt émissions de carbone. Ces rapports illustrent contribuables – des sociétés déjà extrêmement le financement nécessaire pour achever le projet clairement que nous n'avons encore que très peu de rentables. Cette semaine, nous avons présenté une auprès d'un tiers, soit sur le marché de la dette temps pour réduire nos émissions de carbone et motion qui demandait l'annulation de toutes les que, dans la mesure où l'une des principales sources subventions aux énergies fossiles d'ici la fin de publique ou auprès d'institutions financières. » Dans la mesure où il s'agit d'un prêt garanti d'émissions de gaz à effet de serre au Canada est la l'année. Nous voulions que les crédits affectés à ces par le Fonds canadien par l'intermédiaire production de pétrole, l'injection supplémentaire de subventions servent plutôt à doubler le crédit de d'Exportation et développement Canada, la fonds publics dans le but d'accroître la production TPS et à augmenter l'Allocation canadienne pour enfants de 500 $ pour tous les prestataires. Les déclaration de la ministre des Finances sonne faux. est carrément le contraire de ce qui doit être fait.

Les sociétés pétrolières et gazières familles ont visiblement du mal à joindre des deux En l'occurrence, Trans Mountain est l'emprunteur et le gouvernement est le prêteur. Les contribuables exploitent les consommateurs et font des profits bouts ces temps-ci. Il est temps d'apporter un ne s'en tirent donc à bon compte que tant que Trans records. Le gouvernement fournit à ces sociétés des soutien financier aux familles et aux Canadiens à Mountain rembourse le prêt. En cas de défaut de derniers publics dont ils n'ont pas besoin. Les faible revenu. Les personnes à faible revenu et de la paiement, puisque le prêt est garanti par le profits qu'Imperial Oil a réalisés au trimestre classe moyenne toucheraient ainsi de 500 $ à 1 000 gouvernement, ce sont les contribuables qui dernier sont ses plus élevés en 30 ans. Au premier $, ce qui les aiderait à payer leurs factures alors que devront payer la note. En somme, c'est le public qui trimestre de 2022, les profits de Cenovus étaient le taux d'inflation n'a jamais été aussi élevé depuis assume les risques financiers associés à la sept fois plus élevés (1,6 milliard de dollars) qu'au 1991. Cette solution n'est pas parfaite, mais elle construction de cette infrastructure, alors que les même trimestre l'an dernier (220 millions de permettrait au moins d'alléger le fardeau financier sociétés pétrolières engrangeront les profits lorsque dollars). Les bénéfices de Suncor ont triplé au cours des personnes qui sont le plus touchées par de la même période : de 821 millions de dollars au l'augmentation du coût de la vie, tout en éliminant le projet sera terminé.

Il n'est pas étonnant que le gouvernement premier trimestre de 2021, ils sont passés à 2,95 l'aide versée à une industrie qui n'en a ait emprunté cette voie. Cette annonce survient à milliards de dollars au premier trimestre de 2022. manifestement pas besoin.

Les libéraux et les conservateurs se sont peine un mois après que le gouvernement a donné Les Canadiens contribuent déjà aux profits son aval au mégaprojet Bay du Nord, d'une valeur faramineux des sociétés pétrolières et gazières en Suite P.7 by/par

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Simple tips for taking care of a senior pet (NC) Aging is a fact of life that we can’t ignore forever. While many of us realize we need to make some changes to our lifestyle to enjoy life to the fullest, we don’t always realize that sometimes our pets might also need a little help to enjoy their golden years. Here are some steps to consider as your pets age.

Active living Maintaining an active lifestyle is important for your senior pets’ health and happiness. As they age, daily walks are an easy, low-impact way for them to get some exercise.

Just remember, elderly dogs are often more sensitive, so it’s important to make sure their

leashes or harnesses are comfortable throughout your walk.

Nutrition Many pets can maintain their regular diet as they age. However, as pets get older, the ways in which they eat may need to be adapted. For example, older pets may need to have their meals at regular times, in which case an automatic pet feeder may help keep their meals on schedule and their portions controlled. It’s also generally recommended that pets need to drink 1 oz (30 ml) of water per 1 lb of body weight every day. Pet fountains are a great way to provide them with fresh flowing water to keep them hydrated.

Pet-proofed home There are a few changes you can make in your home that will improve your pet’s quality of life. Setting up a ramp or steps can help your pets reach their favourite spots, like a bed that may be too high. PetSafe, for example, offers systems that allow you to change from pet steps to a pet ramp in a flash. It’s an easy way to reduce the risk of injury. Keeping a ramp available to get in and out of the car is also important for senior dogs, especially if they have regular car rides for vet visits or trips to the cottage.

Find out about other ways you can improve care for your senior pets at petsafe.ca.

NDP will protect students' mental health Andrea Horwath and the NDP will help post-secondary students care for their mental health with a free and easily accessible mental health care.

“University, college and trade school is a stressful time — it's always a stressful time, full of change,” said Horwath. “Right now, a silent epidemic of mental health struggles is making life so much harder on students and young adults.

Students are trying to cope with anxiety, stress, loss and grief, and getting used to being on campus after years of isolation. And students think there is no way they'll ever be able to afford the kind of counselling or support they need — so they suffer in silence, thinking there's no where to turn.

“But mental health care is health care, and we shouldn't have to pay for it. Together, we can fix it — so in Ontario, students will always have someone to turn to, and they'll get mental health

Attention: Are you a Small Business Owner? Do you require financing? Thinking of starting a business?

The staff of the Superior East Community Futures Development Corporation will be in Chapleau on June 2, 2022. The CFDC offers small business loans and counselling to current small business owners or individuals looking at starting a business.

Services are available in both official languages. To make an appointment to discuss financing options, please call 1-800387-5776, ext. 221 or email davidson@superior eastcfdc.ca.

Attention: Êtes-vous propriétaire d'une petite entreprise? Êtes-vous en besoin d'aide financière? Vous-voulez vous partir en affaires?

Le personnel de la Société d'aide au développement des collectivités Supérieur Est sera à Chapleau le 2 juin 2022. La SADC offre des prêts financiers et des services-conseils aux propriétaires actuel(le)s de petites entreprises et aux individu(e)s intéressé(e)s à se partir en affaire. Nos services sont disponibles dans les deux langues officielles. Pour prendre rendez-vous et discuter de vos besoins d'aide financière ou pour obtenir des services-conseils, communiquez avec nous au 1-800-387-5776, poste 221 ou par courriel à davidson@superioreastcfdc.ca.

care with their OHIP card, not a credit card.”

The NDP plan to help university students includes: · Expanding OHIP coverage to include universal basic mental health care, and introducing legislation that recognizes mental health is as important as physical health. · Developing province-wide, traumainformed standards to respond to campus sexual violence and prevent a continued patchwork of different policies across different institutions. · Investing in mental health professionals and programs on post secondary campuses. · Creating Mental Health and Addictions Ontario, a new co-ordinating organization that will take the lead on identifying and publicly reporting on Ontarians' mental health needs.

Doug Ford cut $2 billion from mental health and addictions services over his term in office, and he cut OSAP. Under the Liberals, wait times for mental health services grew, and people who needed care often didn't get it.

“Together, we can stop the Conservative and Liberal cuts, fix mental health care, and give students their best chance at a healthy, happy future, regardless of the size of their bank accounts.” g and publicly reporting mental health needs, developing a comprehensive wait list for services, bring in province-wide mental health standards, creating a basket of services, and making sure that mental health and addiction programs are delivered across Ontario.

CHAPLEAU EXPRESS, May 26, 2022- Page 6

Last weeks solutions MOMENTS IN TIME On June 10, 1692, in Salem Village in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, Bridget Bishop, the first colonist to be tried in the Salem witch trials, is hanged after being found guilty of the practice of witchcraft. The witch trials, which resulted in the executions of 19 innocent women and men, ended in October.

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Suite de P.4 encore en fois ligués pour voter contre une solution sensée qui aiderait les Canadiens à payer leurs factures. On ne peut certes pas s'attendre à ce que les conservateurs s'opposent au lobby pétrolier, mais ce que font concrètement les libéraux pour lutter contre les changements climatiques ne correspond pas à ce qu'ils disent. Ils prétendent vouloir atteindre la carboneutralité d'ici 2050, mais ils achètent des pipelines et financent une technologie de captage du carbone qui n'a pas fait ses preuves.

Ils disent vouloir éliminer les subventions aux énergies fossiles d'ici 2023, mais ils votent contre une motion qui propose de le faire, ils financent de nouveaux projets pétroliers et gaziers et ils garantissent des prêts à l'industrie pétrolière. Ils promettent depuis des années une mesure législative pour assurer une transition équitable, mais ils n'ont pas encore présenté de mesures favorisant la transition des travailleurs de l'industrie pétrolière et gazière vers une économie axée sur l'énergie propre.

Nous devons de toute urgence nous employer à réduire les émissions de gaz à effet de serre. Ce serait avantageux pour tous. Nous pourrions ainsi réduire le coût de l'énergie et rendre l'environnement plus sain. Pour cela, toutefois, il faut la volonté politique nécessaire. Les mots ne suffisent pas : il faut des mesures concrètes.

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CHADWIC HOME, FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE. Offers shelter, emotional support, and information for women and their children who are in crisis situations. We have a Toll Free Crisis Line which is staffed 24 hours a day. We can arrange for free transportation to the Centre for women who live in the Algoma/Chapleau area. We also offer support to women who live in the communities of Chapleau, White River, Dubreuilville, and Hornepayne through our Outreach Program. Our Outreach Worker travels to those communities to meet with women who need emotional support as well as information about their rights and options. If you need to speak with the Outreach Worker when she is in your community, you can call the Centre at any time to set up an appointment. You do not need to be a resident of the Centre in order to use our services. If you need someone to talk to or if you just need someone to listen, call our Toll Free Crisis line at 1800-461-2242 or you can drop in at the Centre. We are here for you.

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Des conseils pour voyager sans soucis

(EN) Puisque nous entrevoyons la possibilité de voyager à nouveau, il est tout naturel de vouloir que nos voyages se déroulent sans anicroche, aussi bien lors de l’enregistrement à l’aéroport qu’aux escales et au passage aux douanes.

Au cas où vous vous sentiriez un peu rouillé, voici quelques conseils pour faire un voyage sans tracas.

Informez-vous des règles locales Certaines personnes planifient leurs voyages dans les moindres détails et bien à l’avance, tandis que d’autres préfèrent improviser.

Dans un cas comme dans l’autre, si vous vous rendez dans un autre pays, assurez-vous de connaître le code de conduite de base. Vérifiez à

l’avance si des règles particulières s’appliquent à l’entrée au pays ou pendant votre séjour là-bas, comme un test PCR négatif ou le port de manches longues et de pantalons longs dans les lieux sacrés. Prenez connaissance de ces règles et, quelques jours avant votre départ, voyez si elles sont encore en vigueur ou si elles ont changé.

Accordez-vous du temps Il est peut-être ennuyeux d’arriver à l’aéroport des heures à l’avance, mais c’est la marche à suivre à presque toutes les étapes d’un voyage. Que vous enregistriez vos bagages ou que vous vous disposiez à partir en excursion, le fait d’arriver plus tôt vous évitera les foules et vous épargnera de l’argent et du temps précieux dans les files d’attente. Vérifiez aussi en ligne les informations comme les vols, les hôtels et les attractions. Ainsi, vous économiserez du temps et serez plus détendu durant vos vacances.

N’apportez que le nécessaire En règle générale, il faut éviter d’apporter plus de bagages qu’on peut en transporter. Voilà une façon de rester autonome, et c’est utile en cas d’urgence. Si vous prenez l’avion, optez pour des mallettes de cabine afin d’éviter les frais et l’attente

pour récupérer votre bagage enregistré lorsque vous serez arrivé à destination. Utilisez un fourretout pour vos articles personnels et vous aurez sous la main des objets pratiques, comme un chandail, des collations et vos appareils durant le vol.

Pensez à votre équipement Outre la planification de votre garde-robe de voyage, pensez à l’équipement que vous souhaitez apporter avec vous. Les dispositifs comme les tablettes, les appareils photos et les chargeurs sont des objets encombrants qui prennent beaucoup de place. Si vous voulez prendre de superbes photos de voyage sans vous soucier du poids à transporter, songez à apporter un appareil photo sans miroir pour profiter de la qualité d’un appareil reflex mono-objectif numérique sans l’encombrement. Choisissez un étui de transport léger et résistant aux chocs, aux égratignures et aux conditions météo imprévisibles. Les étuis avec pochettes pour cartes mémoires et piles supplémentaires sont utiles pour avoir tous ses accessoires à un seul et même endroit.

Vous trouverez d’autres renseignements et idées sur l’équipement photo à apporter en voyage, sur lozeau.com.

L’Année du jardin mérite d’être célébrée (EN) Bien que nous célébrions chaque printemps le retour de la saison du jardinage, les célébrations de cette année pourraient être encore plus spéciales. Le Conseil canadien du jardin et Collectivités en fleurs invitent les jardiniers individuels et les municipalités à célébrer le jardinage au Canada.

Que vous soyez un jardinier de longue date ou que vous ayez seulement commencé à pratiquer ce loisir pendant la pandémie, l’Année du jardin est une excellente occasion de développer votre intérêt et vos compétences.

Les jardins et le jardinage comportent un large éventail de bienfaits. La création d’un plus grand nombre d’espaces verts urbains est bénéfique pour la durabilité à long terme. Par exemple, les plantes et les jardins produisent de l’oxygène, séquestrent le carbone et atténuent l’effet d’îlot de chaleur dans les zones urbaines.

Le jardinage présente également des avantages pour la santé individuelle des jardiniers et des avantages plus larges pour la santé de la société, en créant des espaces où nous pouvons tous profiter d’une vie active.

De plus, les jardins et le jardinage génèrent d’importants avantages économiques,

notamment en attirant des résidents et des visiteurs dans les collectivités de tout le pays.

Mais faire pousser des pelouses, des fleurs et des légumes sains peut s’avérer difficile.

Les jardiniers sont confrontés à des défis semblables à ceux des agriculteurs, qui doivent surmonter les menaces que représentent les insectes, les mauvaises herbes et les maladies afin de produire des aliments sains et sûrs pour les Canadiens. Une planification et une gestion minutieuses sont importantes pour réussir.

Lorsque les ravageurs menacent votre pelouse ou votre jardin, il existe des outils antiparasitaires sûrs, efficaces et spécialement conçus pour être utilisés par les particuliers.

Célébrons tous l’Année du jardin et les nombreux avantages que les jardins apportent à nos collectivités.

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