Riverview Scotstown, Quebec

10/15/2026

10/15/2026

10/12/2026

Je vends cet article pour quelqu'un : grand luminaire suspendu à vendre. Prix demandé : 40 $.

10/09/2026

La beauté au Québec.

10/03/2026

Je vends quelques outils. Les prix figurent sur les photos. La scie circulaire classique nécessite de nouveaux charbons (le prix de remplacement sur Amazon commence à 12,99 $). La raboteuse d'établi Ridgid fonctionne bien, mais l'interrupteur doit être remplacé (le prix de remplacement sur Amazon est de 23,16 $). Nous sommes situés à Scotstown.

I have a few tools for sale . Photos have prices on them . The skill saw classic needs new brushes , Amazon replacement price as low as $12.99 . Ridgid thickness planer runs well but the on off switch needs replaced , Amazon replacement switch $23.16 . We are located in Scotstown.

09/29/2026

🚨 MISSING 17-YEAR-OLD 🚨

The Sûreté du Québec is asking for the public’s help in locating Aymerick Bastien, 17, from Lachute in the Laurentians.

He was last seen on September 14 around 11 a.m. near Grâce Street. He is travelling on foot. His family fears for his health and safety.

Aymerick is 1.75 m (5'9") tall, weighs 79 kg (174 lbs), and has brown hair and brown eyes. He was wearing an IGA uniform, jeans and black shoes.

If you see him, call 911. Information can also be provided confidentially to the SQ at 1-800-659-4264.

09/28/2026

🚨 MURDER SUSPECT WANTED 🚨

Jordan Gagné was 23 years old. He was a father and worked as a barber in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield. On September 4, he was shot and killed in particularly brutal circumstances. After being shot inside his business, he reportedly tried to seek refuge in a nearby restaurant, but the gunman allegedly followed him and continued firing, putting several customers inside at risk.

An extortion scheme may have been behind the murder.

The Sûreté du Québec believes 19-year-old Ayoub Mohamed may be responsible for this horrific crime. He is 1.78 m (5'10") tall, weighs approximately 64 kg (140 lbs), has brown eyes and a thin moustache. He is believed to have shaved his head since the incident and may wear a blue bandana to conceal his face.

This suspect needs to be found as quickly as possible. He may be in Terrebonne, Laval or Montréal (Dollard-des-Ormeaux). Do not attempt to approach or apprehend him. Call 911 immediately. Confidential information can be provided to the SQ at 1-800-659-4264.

09/28/2026

She was a farm wife from small-town Ontario. Then she built one of Canada's most famous chip brands 🇨🇦🥔

Meet Vickie Kerr, the real "Miss Vickie."

In the 1980s, on a potato farm in New Lowell, Ontario, Vickie was fed up with the preservatives and trans fats in store-bought chips. She wanted something better for her own kids. So she went into her kitchen and started experimenting.

She took a recipe her mother had given her, added her own twist by frying the chips in peanut oil, and used potatoes her husband Bill grew right there on their farm.

No big factory. Just a family, a farm, and a recipe. 💪

They tested their chips at local markets and food festivals, and people kept coming back for more. But right before they were ready to expand, disaster struck: a fire destroyed their plans, their recipes and their belongings.

Most people would have quit. The Kerrs didn't. 🔥

They rebuilt, launched Miss Vickie's, and watched it take off. Even as the company grew, Vickie personally answered the fan letters that poured in.

The brand eventually became part of Frito-Lay. Today, Miss Vickie's is on store shelves across Canada, the United States and Europe, and it all started on one Ontario farm. 🍁

This is Canadian grit at its finest. A farm wife from New Lowell who turned her mother's recipe into a household name. 👏

So next time you open a bag, remember the woman who started it all.

💬 What's your favourite Miss Vickie's flavour?