• Free skating: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. (Monday to Friday)

• Free skating: 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. (Monday to Friday)

• Hockey (open practice): 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. (Monday to Friday)

• Free skating: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. (Saturday)

• Hockey (open practice): 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. (Saturday)

• Free skating: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. (Sunday)

• Hockey (open practice): 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. (Sunday)

Whether for a family outing or to practice your shots, we look forward to seeing you!

Please respect the safety guidelines and other users on the ice.

L’article Hope Town Ice Rink is now open! est apparu en premier sur Hopetown.

Our main objective will be to outline the kind of support Nourrir Notre Monde can bring to the table on those issues.

Please confirm your attendance by Thursday, October 20th; this will help the team at Ferme Bourdages to prepare the event accordingly.

As a way of refreshing our memories on these important topics, you’ll find attached a video clip detailing the components that are essential to “nurturing communities”.

Looking forward to having meaningful conversations with you,

Benjamin Pillet
Chargé de projet, Nourrir notre monde Bonaventure
nnmbonaventure@gmail.com
(418) 680-5253

L’article Happy Hour Discussion on food security and autonomy est apparu en premier sur Hopetown.

L’article Les jeux des 50 ans et plus GÎM est apparu en premier sur Hopetown.

L’article March break in the MRC of Bonaventure est apparu en premier sur Hopetown.

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You can also go directly to the MRC de Bonaventure website, but be careful to click on the correct municipality where you live.

https://mrcbonaventure.com/en/economical-development/mada/

L’article MADA (Senior Friendly Municipality) program est apparu en premier sur Hopetown.

Numerous activities have been organised with the purpose of raising awareness in the matters concerning fraud among our population. These activities will come as a reminder to citizens of the extensive skills a fraudster beholds and how these skills can be used in a wide variety of ploys to manipulate their victims. Even though a great deal of specialized teams work hard everyday to fight against these diverse types of frauds,  vigilance and raising awareness remains the best protection possible.

Fraudsters generally bet on people’s ignorance and vulnerability by pressuring their victims into giving them what they need. Seeing as fraudsters come up with new strategies every day, citizens need to adopt safe conducts in order to shield themselves from fraudulent conduct. Our society needs to be more skeptical regarding offers that may seem too good to be true, we need to validate every information we are given and, most importantly, we must not crack under pressure. These simple precautions can help us avoid a lot of trouble.

The Sûreté du Québec and their partners wish to entice our citizens into reporting any fraudulent activity to their local police station. Let us remind you all that committing fraud is a criminal activity. Whether the fraud is committed on the internet, by phone or in person, it must be reported to the police and to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre as soon as possible.

If you desire obtaining more information regarding fraud, we invite you to visit our webpage at: Prévention de la fraude – Sûreté du Québec (gouv.qc.ca)

L’article National Fraud Prevention Month est apparu en premier sur Hopetown.

Thank you

Sylvie Francoeur
General Director

L’article Council meeting est apparu en premier sur Hopetown.

L’article New document online est apparu en premier sur Hopetown.

The public can not be admitted to the meeting and is invited to submit their questions by e-mail: hopetown@navigue.com or by mail at:

Municipality of Hope Town
209, road 132 West
Hope Town, QC
G0C 3C1

GIVEN IN HOPE TOWN, this 3rd day of April 2020.

Sylvie Francoeur
Directrice générale

L’article PUBLIC NOTICE est apparu en premier sur Hopetown.

March newsletter

L’article March newsletter est apparu en premier sur Hopetown.