Trevor Greenway
Wakefield walks the walk in crisis
Plenty of small towns across Canada boast of being a “tight-knit” community that would always help its residents when they are in need....
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Matt Harrison
- Jan 25
Spandex-clad speed demons good for economy
La Pêche's 2023 budget announcement to link the Voie Verte in Chelsea with Low's Véloroute des Draveurs is a boon for the municipality,...
Trevor Greenway
- Jan 11
Don’t forget those good moments in 2022
As we go forward, a look back on some great moments. As we turn the page on another calendar year, many of us are setting goals to have...
Trevor Greenway
- Dec 7, 2022
All we want for Christmas is…
What do you most want to find under the tree this year? New socks? A new sweater? A regifted Christmas candle? It’s a bit different at...
Trevor Greenway
- Nov 30, 2022
Shop local for holidays
Are you feeling the pinch? Yeah, us too. Times are undoubtedly tough for many Hills families, with inflation rising through the roof and...
Trevor Greenway
- Nov 23, 2022
Mask up, for the children’s sake
It’s time to mask up, people. Ever since the mask mandate dropped in Quebec, fewer and fewer have been covering up their faces in public....
Matt Harrison
- Nov 16, 2022
Demolition derby drop-off, pick-up
A child is going to get hit. Anyone who's dropped off, or picked up their kid from the Wakefield community centre parking lot for...
Trevor Greenway
- Nov 9, 2022
Transcollines On-Demand a win, both ways
It felt a bit strange standing on a country road in front of a random house, dolled up and ready to go out for a night on the town. But...
Trevor Greenway
- Nov 2, 2022
What a mess
Chelsea Mayor Pierre Guénard undid years of really good work when he rushed the master plan through this past week. Chelsea’s visioning...
Trevor Greenway
- Oct 26, 2022
Love the game; hate the culture
As we open the book on another NHL season, many hockey fans in the Hills may feel like me: massively conflicted — excited for a new...
The Low Down
- Oct 19, 2022
Legault can learn a lesson from this election
Guest Editorial by Beryl Wajsman Just weeks ago, pollsters and pundits had François Legault and the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) heading...
Trevor Greenway
- Sep 7, 2022
Your minority vote matters
If there is one thing English voters can do this fall election — make a lot of noise. Many English-speaking constituents may be thinking...
Matt Harrison
- Aug 31, 2022
Fear of failure
This school year, I'm nervous for the students, including my daughter, who will begin Hadley's Grade 7 French immersion stream. This is a...
Trevor Greenway
- Aug 24, 2022
Man of few words has given us nothing in four years
“We’ll see.” That’s the most English constituents in the Gatineau riding have ever gotten from their MNA Robert Bussière with regards to...
Trevor Greenway
- Aug 17, 2022
Send your kids to Kharyati College
Our kids are in good hands. Parents in the region may have serious concerns about sending their kids to Heritage College these days, as...
Trevor Greenway
- Aug 10, 2022
Why call for safety on accident-free trail?
Two years; over 4,000 users per month; zero reported accidents. Is the Voie Verte really so unsafe? Anybody reading the Low Down lately...
Trevor Greenway
- Aug 3, 2022
Table for two!
Chelsea is quickly becoming the food capital of the Gatineau Hills. With over 20 restaurants serving fare from all over the world, it’s...
Hunter Cresswell
- Jul 27, 2022
A Califonian’s view of the Hills
I’ve learned a lot these past four years. Almost too much to fit within the confines of a 500 word column, but – since my days at the Low...
Trevor Greenway
- Jul 20, 2022
Let’s see your ‘robust’ bylaws, Mr. Guénard
Chelsea needs to do more to protect the village from chains, franchises and big box stores that will most certainly take a bite out of...
Trevor Greenway
- Jun 29, 2022
Wakefield no longer weird
Whatever happened to keeping Wakefield weird? All these municipal rules around swimming, Canada Day and garage sales are killing the vibe...
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