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    BUSINESS / AFFAIRESBUSINESS / AFFAIRES

    Fromage artisanal

    Big ideas

    Old-fashioned(in a good way)

    Independenwholesale la meule

    On fait des vaguesdans lest ontarienThe Nation makes waves with Calypso

    Mike Deans recipefor success

    Marketing and designin Hawkesbury

    Craftsman makeswood furniture withoutusing special equipment

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    INSIDE THIS ISSUE LINTRIEUR

    A local perspective Enfin une nouvelle fromagerie,Waterpark, 6water playground to be Canada

    largest

    Un composteur gant, 8

    Independent grocery chaits own wholesaler,

    Greener garbageGiant composting facility, 12

    Big Ideas in Hawkesburyexpanding to video and marketing, 1

    Property values on the rise, 1

    Investing in technologsound business planning,

    Les marchs mondiau partir de Vankleek Hill, 22

    Long aged dream comes true,

    Learn where you liveover 7500 courses, from your computer,

    High speed necessarin Eastern Ontarios economgrowth, 27

    Place au plus grand parc aquatique auCanada, 28

    Getting people talking

    from barns to banks, 30

    Old Fashioned Furniturmade brand new, 32

    The sounding out sciencof acoustics, page 34

    Hammer, tongs, anvilBlacksmith works the traditional way

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    Clowning around in China, 3

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    Enfin une nouvelle fromagerie!LANCASTER

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    Margaret Morris gre la fromagerie GlengarryCheesemaking avec sept employs, dont les fro-magres Marie-Bndicte Pretty et Wilma Klein-Sworminz. PHOTO ANDR DUMONT

    By Andr Dumont

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    By Andr Dumont

    LIMOGES -

    Big plans for water park in LimogesCalypso water playground to be Canadas largest, will feature massive pool

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    Above: workers assemble one of the many sections of a wa-terslide. PHOTO ANDR DUMONT

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    Par Andr Dumont

    MOOSE CREEK

    Un composteur gantchez Laflche

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    Ce composteurfera 100 piedspar 512 pieds. Ilservira

    notamment composter lesmatires risquespcifies (MRSen provenancedes abattoirs etdes quarris-seurs.

    PHOTO ANDRDUMONT

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    y Tara Kirkpatrick

    VANKLEEK HILL

    ndependent grocery chain acts as its own wholesaler

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    Manon Carrire and Gordon Dean are seen here in the Vankleek Hill Mike

    Deans food store. PHOTO TARA KIRKPATRICK

    Mike Deans: A store where everybody knows your name

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    Giant composting facilitygoing up at LaflcheBy Andr Dumont

    MOOSE CREEK

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    Geoff Laflche is in charge of new projects aimed at di-verting garbage away from the main landfill site at LaflcheEnvironmental, in Moose Creek. He is seen here among theforms of what will become an industrial-size composting facility.PHOTO ANDR DUMONT

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    Big ideas in Hawkesbury Chabo design expandsto video and marketing

    By Philippe Morin

    HAWKESBURY -

    New markets: Business owner Andre Chabot and longtimeemployee David Lalonde talk design on November 14. TheHawkesbury company formerly focused on graphic design

    but has recently expanded to produce videos, marketingstrategies and websites for clients. PHILIPPE MORIN PHOTO

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    Property values risein five counties

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    Appealing yourassessment

    You have until March 31, 2009 torequest reconsideration ofyour property assessment

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    Investing in technologymay be a wise move

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    VANKLEEK HILL

    Les marchs mondiaux, partir de Vankleek Hilpar Matthew Talbot

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    Propritaire de Pottery Lane Josee Tom. PHOTO MATTHEW TALBOT

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    High-speed helpseconomic developmentBy Matthew Talbot

    LORIGNAL

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    Par Andr Dumont

    LIMOGES

    Place au plus grand parc aquatique au Canada!

    La construction de Calypso reprsente un projet norme

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    Construction de le plus grandparc aquatique au Canada enLimoges. PHOTO ANDR DUMONT

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    Getting people talking:

    By Philippe Morin

    LORIGNAL -

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

    Above: Jean Coutures business also serves regions outside LOrig

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    Above: Multi-line telephone systems can be very complex toinstall, especially when the lines must pass through walls orfloors.

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    Rick Thompson builds old-fashioned furnitureBy Philippe Morin

    VANKLEEK HILL

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    From start to (wood) finish32

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    TISEC: sounding out thscience of acoustics

    Bridge Testing in Tacoma, Washington.

    By Tara Kirkpatrick

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    Roping on a sphere in the desert.

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    Working on a cryogenic tank roof in indonesia.

    Conducting an ultrasound inTacoma, Washington.

    Walking the span of the ton Bridge

    Bridge testing in Gaspe.

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    TISECs Prism ultrasonic rail flow detection at work in

    Pennsylvania.

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

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    Blacksmith works the traditional wayHammer, tongs and anvil

    By Philippe Morin

    ST-EUGENE

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    By Tara Kirkpatrick

    EMBRUN

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    Troupe sends entertainers to China

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