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BUSINESS / AFFAIRES Fromage artisanal À la meule

Big ideas

Independent wholesaler Mike Dean’s recipe for success

Marketing and design in Hawkesbury

Old-fashioned (in a good way) Craftsman makes wood furniture without using special equipment

On fait des vagues dans l’est ontarien

The Nation makes waves with Calypso

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE • À L’INTÉRIEUR

A local perspective ��

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Enﬁn une nouvelle fromagerie, 4

Waterpark, 6

water playground to be Canada’s largest

Un composteur géant, 8 Independent grocery chain its own wholesaler, 10

Greener garbage Giant composting facility, 12

Big Ideas in Hawkesbury expanding to video and marketing, 14

Property values on the rise, 16 Investing in technology, sound business planning, 18

Les marchés mondiaux à partir de Vankleek Hill, 22

Long aged dream comes true, 24

Learn where you live

over 7500 courses, from your computer, 26

High speed necessary in Eastern Ontario’s economic growth, 27

Place au plus grand parc aquatique au Canada, 28

Getting people talking from barns to banks, 30

Old Fashioned Furniture made brand new, 32

The sounding out science of acoustics, page 34

Hammer, tongs, anvil

Blacksmith works the traditional way, 38

Clowning around in China, 39

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Enﬁn une nouvelle fromagerie! By André Dumont

Margaret Morris gère la fromagerie Glengarry Cheesemaking avec sept employés, dont les fromagères Marie-Bénédicte Pretty et Wilma KleinSworminz. PHOTO ANDRÉ DUMONT

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Big plans for water park in Limoges

Calypso water playground to be Canada’s largest, will feature massive pool

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Above: workers assemble one of the many sections of a waterslide. PHOTO ANDRÉ DUMONT

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Un composteur géant chez Laﬂèche Par André Dumont MOOSE CREEK –��

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Ce composteur fera 100 pieds par 512 pieds. Il servira notamment à composter les matières à risque spécifiées (MRS) en provenance des abattoirs et des équarrisseurs. PHOTO ANDRÉ DUMONT

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Independent grocery chain acts as its own wholesaler By Tara Kirkpatrick VANKLEEK HILL –� ��

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�� Manon Carrière and Gordon Dean are seen here in the Vankleek Hill Mike �� Dean’s food store. PHOTO TARA KIRKPATRICK ��

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Giant composting facility going up at Laﬂèche By André Dumont MOOSE CREEK –��

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Geoff Laflèche is in charge of new projects aimed at diverting garbage away from the main landfill site at Laflèche Environmental, in Moose Creek. He is seen here among the forms of what will become an industrial-size composting facility. PHOTO ANDRÉ DUMONT

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Big ideas in Hawkesbury

Chabo design expands to video and marketing

New markets: Business owner Andre Chabot and longtime employee David Lalonde talk design on November 14. The Hawkesbury company formerly focused on graphic design, but has recently expanded to produce videos, marketing strategies and websites for clients. PHILIPPE MORIN PHOTO

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Property values rise in ﬁve counties ��

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You have until March 31, 2009 to request reconsideration of your property assessment « 16

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Investing in technology may be a wise move ��

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Les marchés mondiaux, à partir de Vankleek Hill par Matthew Talbot VANKLEEK HILL –��

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Propriétaire de Pottery Lane Josee Tom. PHOTO MATTHEW TALBOT

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New cheese factory a long-aged dream come true By André Dumont LANCASTER –��

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Above: Partners Margaret Morris, Marie-Bénédicte Pretty and Wilma Klein-Sworminz. PHOTO ANDRÉ DUMONT

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“Learn where you live” using technology Service offers more than 7,500 courses at college or university level By Philippe Morin ��

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High-speed helps economic development By Matthew Talbot L’ORIGNAL –� ��

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Place au plus grand parc aquatique au Canada! La construction de Calypso représente un projet énorme

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Construction de le plus grand parc aquatique au Canada en Limoges. PHOTO ANDRÉ DUMONT

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Getting people talking:

Jean Couture and his company, ValleyTelecom, install lines everywhere from goat farms to bank ofﬁces.

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Above: Multi-line telephone systems can be very complex to install, especially when the lines must pass through walls or floors.

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Rick Thompson builds old-fashioned furniture By Philippe Morin

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From start to (wood) ﬁnish

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TISEC: sounding out the science of acoustics By Tara Kirkpatrick

Bridge Testing in Tacoma, Washington.

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Roping on a sphere in the desert.

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Conducting an ultrasound in Tacoma, Washington.

Bridge testing in Gaspe.

Walking the span of the Lytton Bridge

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TISEC’s Prism ultrasonic rail flow detection at work in Pennsylvania.

TISEC vice-president Joel Hay (above left) at work under a bridge and (above right) on a bridge.

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Hammer, tongs and anvil

Blacksmith works the traditional way By Philippe Morin ST-EUGENE –� ��

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Troupe sends entertainers to China By Tara Kirkpatrick EMBRUN –��

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