Montana birding: The right hat protects skin, comfortable to wear  By Gary Swant : September 19, 2017 I have been replacing wooden steps and decking at my home and have been thankful for the right equipment. My reciprocal saw and a power planer make all the difference in getting the old deck off and trimming boards to fit on the new steps. So it is with birding. There are two categories of quality equipment one needs to acquire to really enjoy watching birds. One is for comfort and the other is efficiency in watching birds. With all of the cancer...

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Niagara Advance * Thursday, May 16, 2013 Kevin and Jana Neufeld opened Beau Chapeau Hat Shop on NOTL's main street 16 years ago. They've been at their current location, 42 Queen, since 2005, and last year completed a major redecoration. Kevin spoke about his design inspiration... "We moved into this space in 2005 after Irish Design moved to their new location down the street. At the time we did a very quick reno to just get into the space and get open. We used our existing colour scheme of taupes, white trims, and copper accents. The woodwork was rustic Early American stain...

We’re currently looking for outgoing applicants who want to have fun while they work and have the ability to function well in a team setting, but you may have some questions about us. So here are your answers.  “WHO” is BeauChapeau?    Since 1997 BeauChapeau Hat Shop has been selling Made in Canada and Fairly Traded hats of all kinds in beautiful Niagara On The Lake. We are the largest hat store in Canada with over 10 000 hats in stock at all times and are in a word : ‘obsessed’ with hats. We are independently owned and operated and continually...

BeauChapeau Hat Shop prides itself on carrying numerous Fair Trade products, many of which are made by hand in Nepal.  As you are probably aware, Nepal has had a series of severe earthquakes over the past few weeks which has had a devastating effect on the country and it's people.  Many of our Fair Trade wool products are hand knit by women villagers near Kathmandu Valley.  Most of the homes of these knitters have been partially or completely destroyed and a good percentage of them are now homeless. It will take  months before the lives of these people start returning to normal. Local...