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Coaticook Legion and town resolve development project issue 27 April 2021 at 18 h 04 min Reading time: 1 min By Michael Boriero Coaticook’s Royal Canadian Legion branch, town Mayor Simon Madore, and the rest of the municipal council hashed out the cenotaph issue on Tuesday morning during a consultation meeting regarding the proposed Chartier Park development project. Branch Vice-President Marc Dauphin told The Record that the meeting went well, and everyone is on the same page now. The legion was able to voice their concerns to the council, he said. Maldore assured Dauphi...

Royal Canadian Legion members question Coaticook’s development project 26 April 2021 at 18 h 09 min Reading time: 30 s By Michael Boriero Members of the Royal Canadian Legion in Coaticook are feeling uneasy about the town’s proposed Chartier Park development project as it has been suggested that the cenotaph in the historic park will be moved to another location. “What do they want to put there,” asked Jean-Paul Roy, president of the Coaticook branch, in a phone interview with The Record. According to Roy, the town’s mayor, Simon Madore, has not consulted the ...

Off-season hikers “a pretty big problem” in Baldwin’s Mills 8 April 2021 Reading time: 1 min By Gordon Lambie Earlier this week the Town of Coaticook and the board of directors of Harold F. Baldwin Park took the step of physically blocking off the parking lot used by those looking to climb the Pinnacle in Baldwin’s Mills. In a press release, the town indicated that the move came in an effort to help protect the trails during the spring thaw. “Everyone loves these trails, and we want to be able to make the most of them as of May 22,” said Simon Madore, Mayor of C...