ACTUAL I TÉS • NEWS Sunshine report : Hawkesbury firefighters no longer the highest paid
the Sunshine list along with 160 members of le Conseil des écoles publique de l’est de l’Ontario.The Upper Canada District School
Board has 320 employees listed while the Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario has half as many.
More information is available on the Gov- ernement of Ontario website.
Hawkesbury no longer has the highest- paid firefighters in the province.That’s one highlight of the annual Ontario Sunshine Report this year. The annual public information report details provincial and municipal staff who make more than $100,000 as their annual salary. This year Hawkesbury’s fire depart- ment just has three names on the list with department captains Yves Berniquez, Daniel Gascon, and Michel Poulin, who each re- ceive salaries above $100,000. Hawkesbury has three other names on this year’s list: Chief Building Official Jean- Claude Miner, Martin Perron, the town’s waterworks manager, Richard Guertin, wa- ter services superintendent, and Treasurer Philippe Timbers. Hawkesbury East Township treasurer Lin- da Rozon and Champlain Township’s chief administrator/treasurer Paula Knudsen are on the list. FromAlfred-Plantagenet Town- ship, chief administrator Marc Daigneault and public works director RochHébert made the list. Stéphane Parisien, chief administrator for the United Counties of Prescott-Russell is on the list along with some 20 colleagues. Hélène Fournier, Valoris director-general , is also listed along with 20 other Valoris em- ployees. Marc Leboutillier, general manager for Hawkesbury General Hospital, is also listed as well as some 40 other hospital per- sonnel members. More than 120 staff for le Conseil scolaire de district catholique de l’Est ontarienmade
Des résidents locaux s’unissent pour nettoyer des rivages
Les Gardiens de la rivière des Outaouais prêteront main-forte à la lutte contre les déchets riverains en procédant au nettoyage du ruisseau de Hawkesbury. Les gens intéressés à venir en aide à Louis Lafontaine, fondateur de l’évènement, pourront se rendre à l’arrière de l’Église United, au coin Main et McGill, à 9 h le 22 avril prochain. Des gants de travail, des gants de latex, des sacs à ordures et des ceintures de sauvetage seront à la disposition des participants. Un barbecue de remerciement sera offert à la suite de l’activité. M. Lafontaine en est à sa 51e édition et à chaque année, de plus en plus de gens se joignent à son initiative.
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