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14,000 to be connected to Eastern Ontario Broadband the EOWC to manage all contracts awarded as part of the project. Once up and running in early 2013, a variety of service packages will be offered, ranging from 1.5 Mbps to up
to 16 Mbps. These speeds will enable users to stream video and other innovative applications that will support various sectors, including business, health and education.
TOWNSHIP OF ADMASTON/BROMLEY
NOTICE REDUCED LOAD LIMITS Pursuant to By-Law 2005-10, reduced load limits will be strictly enforced on all township roads from February 1st to May 31st inclusive, or later if conditions warrant.
MOVIE NIGHT IN GRIFFITH all welcome Featuring the film:
Vehicle loads will be restricted to 5 tonnes per axle on all township roads where appropriate signs have been erected. Signs may be erected anytime after February 1st, 2012, depending on weather conditions.
COURAGEOUS (www.courageouscanada.ca)
Admission: Location: Date: Time:
Free Griffith Lions’ Hall (25991 Hwy 41 - Griffith, ON) Sunday, March 4th 6:30 p.m.
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Courageous is an action-packed movie with a story to tell. This film is suitable for ages 10 and up.
Township of Whitewater Region
NOTICE
Brief overview: follow the lives of 4 police officers as they face PEMBROKE many struggles both on and off the job. While they give their very best to serve and protectSpring the public, they soon realize that they fall - 2006 short in their role as fathers. Each one faces a personal struggle and how they resolve it provides much food for thought.
MARCH COUNCIL MEETING SCHEDULE MARCH 7, 2012 RESCHEDULED FROM 1PM TO 7PM MARCH 21, 2012 RESCHEDULED FROM 7 PM TO 1 PM
Our Monuments for Spring Cost Less Now!
NOTICE The Township of Whitewater Region is seeking an individual for the position of Livestock Valuator.
If the monument you want is ordered now, two good things will happen: You'll take advantage of the winter discount, and the monument you want will be ready for spring.
Under the Ontario Wildlife Damage Compensation Program, the Livestock Valuator is appointed for the purpose of determining whether livestock and poultry have been injured/ killed by wildlife and the amount of compensation that should be paid under the Program. Please submit a letter of interest with qualifications and experience by April 2, 2012 to:
Campbell
MAIL Dean Sauriol CAO/Clerk Township of Whitewater Region P.O. Box 40 Cobden, ON K0J 1K0 FAX (613) 646-2283 EMAIL info@whitewaterregion.ca Adjust this area as suits to fit riders
Monument Quality Craftsmanship since 1909 Home Appointments available Day or Evening
In Renfrew
Jennifer Doucet – 613-433-9616
Natasha Goulet-Bistko 613-432-2849 Goulet Funeral Home
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FOR EVERYONE!
Many evening classes and daytime workshops are still available this winter! Computer Workshops Health Sciences (including mental health) Leadership Development Skills/Certification such as Air Brake Endorsement Training “Soft Skills” workshops
Complete details and online registration: xweb.algonquincollege.com/pembroke or by phone: 613-735-4700 ext 2735 R0011299897
Winner of the Samsung LED T.V. – Glen Belanger
MACNAMARA FIELD NATURALISTS’ CLUB ARNPRIOR CURLING CLUB 15 GALVIN STREET, ARNPRIOR R0011298400
. . . and many general interest courses such as cooking, photography, hand drumming, renewable energy for your home, decorating, and much more. WATCH FOR OUR NEW SPRING LINE-UP ONLINE ON MARCH 13
Protyre Quality Seeds - Richard Brisco Renfrew Auto Glass Rona Building Centre Janet Springer Hair Design James J. Smaglinski Construction Maureen Spring Hair Stylist Austin & Velma Berry Garry & Marlene Brisco Bob Briscoe Shirley Briscoe - Aloette Cosmetics & Norvex Products Carolyn Gervais - PartyLite David & Robert Reid Anne Marie Crozier Kim David Murray Crozier Northcote Artisanat Club Remax Real Estate & Apprasials Chad Newberry – MacEwen Dan Harvis Lyn Friendman
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Bromley Farm Supply Barr’s Sand & Gravel Bluewave Energy John A. Burnett Ltd. Clemmerdale Acres Grant Crozier Excavating Dawson Crozier Logging Barclay Dick & Son Lochiel Street B&B McPhail & Perkins Furniture Foy’s Marine G & S Farm Equipment Gourley’s Variety & Gas B.H. Helferty Insurance IPEX - Perry Crozier Logos Land Resort M&R Feeds & Farm Supply Alice Smaglinski - Pampered Chef Karl Murphy-Independent Planning Northcote Artisante Club
Overwintering insects, FrOgs, Other AnimAls Sheltered by our warm parkas and warm houses, humans are little more than inconvenienced when the mercury drops below 0°C but for cold-blooded animals winter presents severe challenges. Dr. Ken Storey will present a chilling tale on the lives of these animals and how they survive the cold. Dr. Storey is a Professor of Biochemistry and holds the Canada Research Chair in Molecular Physiology at Carleton University in Ottawa.
Northcote Fun Day Committee would like to thank the following sponsors and all those who helped to make our Fun Day a success.
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Renfrew Mercury EMC - Thursday, March 1, 2012
Take advantage of the winter discount!
thank you
ALGONQUIN COLLEGE IN THE OTTAWA VALLEY
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vide the balance of highspeed coverage in the area. Satellite access remains the best fit technology for very sparsely populated areas or regions with difficult terrain. Contracts have already been signed to deliver high-speed via satellite at improved pricing across Eastern Ontario. This is the fifth of several contracts that will be awarded to deliver high-speed Internet through wired and fixed wireless services as part of the Eastern Ontario regional broadband project. The $170 million project is funded by federal, provincial and municipal governments and private sector investment. Work to build a massive, 5,500-km fibre optic network is already underway. “We are making excellent progress in building a new regional network that will allow our residents and businesses to prosper,” added Dave Burton, chair of Eastern Ontario Regional Network Inc., (EORN). “Connecting to the Internet with higher speeds will open new doors for our communities in terms of quality of life and economic growth.” EORN is a not-for-profit organization established by
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The Eastern Ontario Wardens’ Caucus has awarded a Local Access Contract that will provide nearly 14,000 homes and businesses access to high-speed Internet across a region that includes southwestern portions of Renfrew County, northwestern parts of Frontenac County and a small portion of Lennox & Addington County. The service will be available in early 2013. As part of the contract, Bell Aliant will provide a wired (DSL) solution that will expand broadband access in this large region spanning some 3,800 square kilometres. Bell Aliant’s network will rely on nine of the new Points of Presence (PoPs) within the zone. It will provide services ranging from 1.5 Mbps to up to 16 Mbps, depending on the customer location. “We are extremely pleased to announce this contract,” said Mel Campbell, chair of the EOWC. “This contract will improve access to wired high-speed Internet to communities across three counties, including residents of the First Nations community of the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan.” Satellite services will pro-
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tuesday, march 6 7:30 p.m.
Members Free, Students Free, guests $5 The Macnamara Field Naturalists’ Club promotes the understanding and preservation of nature in the Ottawa Valley.