On Remembrance Day morning, I wandered through the forest and encountered a scene of such profound beauty: heavy snow draped the branches, transforming the woodland into a sacred sanctuary of white. I felt as though I had stepped into a heaven-like realm — where peace, grace and harmony uplifted my spirit and infused the moment with new meaning and purpose. Later, returning home, I joined the solemn ceremony honouring all who fought in the world’s darkest wars. The contrast struck me: the...

I was very fortunate to meet Elise Zylinska  while participating in the Spring Exhibition of the Artistes Hudson Artists (AHA) . The connection was immediate — I sensed we shared more in common than I could have imagined. One of Elise’s most remarkable traits is her boundless energy and resilience, especially in the face of personal challenges. A breast cancer survivor, Elise embodies both strength and grace. As a survivor myself, I understood her journey on a deeply personal level. Both of...

In anticipation of the upcoming municipal elections, Manoir Cavagnal recently welcomed local candidates for an informal community discussion. The gathering offered residents an opportunity to voice their concerns, ask questions, and hear directly from those seeking to shape the future of Hudson. Paula Mesa, Director of Manoir Cavagnal, opened the event by greeting the candidates and inviting them to share their vision for the town. The first to speak was mayoral candidate Chantal Perreault ,...