Bryson dam testing to cause elevated levels upstream starting Friday
November 19, 2025
Residents upstream will see elevated water levels as of Nov. 21.
Residents upstream will see elevated water levels as of Nov. 21.
Representatives of SADC Pontiac are closing out their tour of all 19 municipalities within their coverage area, with stops in Shawville and Otter Lake last
On Thursday evening, MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was sworn in officially for her third term at the helm of county politics. A quick check
Over 260 Quebec doctors apply to work in Ontario Ontario’s College of Physicians and Surgeons has received more than 260 applications from Quebec doctors to
There will be two local information sessions on the dangers of radon coming up in the Pontiac, offering residents an opportunity to learn about the
There’s a new tool in place at the Pontiac Hospital that uses artificial intelligence to speed up blood sample analysis, thanks to more than $60,000
The father-son folk duo of Marc Audet and his son Bradley entertained a modest crowd who braved the weather on Saturday night at the Little
The basement of St. Edward’s Catholic Church in Bristol was jammed on Saturday afternoon as more than 70 people gathered for the triumphant return of
On Saturday morning Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School’s gym was filled to bursting with all kinds of hand-crafted goods, food and artwork for the annual
Friday night’s Pontiacs home game was also a special night dedicated to the Shawville Lions minor hockey players, who were there in hoards cheering the
Residents upstream will see elevated water levels as of Nov. 21.
Representatives of SADC Pontiac are closing out their tour of all 19 municipalities within their coverage area, with stops in Shawville and Otter Lake last week, and one final stop in Luskville in December. SADCs are federally-funded non-profit organizations with
On Thursday evening, MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was sworn in officially for her third term at the helm of county politics. A quick check of the archives and yep, it was yours truly who covered her first inauguration for
Over 260 Quebec doctors apply to work in Ontario Ontario’s College of Physicians and Surgeons has received more than 260 applications from Quebec doctors to work across the river, following the implementation of a controversial law restructuring doctors’ pay in
There will be two local information sessions on the dangers of radon coming up in the Pontiac, offering residents an opportunity to learn about the dangers of the radioactive gas, and pick up a free testing kit to detect its
There’s a new tool in place at the Pontiac Hospital that uses artificial intelligence to speed up blood sample analysis, thanks to more than $60,000 from the Pontiac Community Hospital Foundation (PCHF). A new “CellaVision” brand blood analysis machine was
The father-son folk duo of Marc Audet and his son Bradley entertained a modest crowd who braved the weather on Saturday night at the Little Red Wagon winery in Clarendon. Audet hails from the Ottawa Valley and weaves in plenty
The basement of St. Edward’s Catholic Church in Bristol was jammed on Saturday afternoon as more than 70 people gathered for the triumphant return of a long-standing tradition, the Christmas tea and bazaar. Lyse Lacourse, an organizer and longtime parishioner,
On Saturday morning Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School’s gym was filled to bursting with all kinds of hand-crafted goods, food and artwork for the annual Pontiac Artisans Christmas Market. Natasha Beardsley of Bristol Bee Honey was the organizer of the
Friday night’s Pontiacs home game was also a special night dedicated to the Shawville Lions minor hockey players, who were there in hoards cheering the Pontiacs on to their 8-3 win over Arnprior.
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