Calumet divided: anonymous letter leads to heated council meeting
CALEB NICKERSON CALUMET ISLAND March 5, 2018 Over 50 people gathered in the municipal hall in Calumet Island on March 5 for a heated council
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CALEB NICKERSON CALUMET ISLAND March 5, 2018 Over 50 people gathered in the municipal hall in Calumet Island on March 5 for a heated council
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 21, 2018 On Feb. 21, over 50 people packed Shawville United Church for a day of learning, food and fun
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Feb. 21, 2018 At the council of mayors meeting on Feb. 21, MRC Pontiac Warden Jane Toller revealed a list
The agriculture industry has gone through a host of changes in recent decades. According to StatsCan’s most recent figures, the overall number of farmers
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE Feb. 23, 2018 On Friday, members of the Pontiac business community met at the Pontiac Conference Centre in Fort
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Feb. 21, 2018 Prior to the council of mayors meeting on Feb. 21, citizens and elected officials were invited to
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Feb. 17, 2018 On Feb. 17, cross-country skiers and snowshoers gathered near the Pine Lodge in Bristol for the second annual Ski
CALEB NICKERSON OTTER LAKE Feb. 17, 2018 On Feb. 17, the Otter Lake Golden Age Club held their 15th annual Valentine’s dinner at the local
CALEB NICKERSON THORNE Feb. 17, 2018 On Feb. 17, families and residents in Thorne gathered at the Thorne Commmunity Recreation Association (TCRA) Hall in Ladysmith
CALEB NICKERSON QUYON Feb. 18, 2018 On Feb. 18, a pack of snowmobilers fired up their old Super Twins and sent it across the Ottawa
CALEB NICKERSON CALUMET ISLAND March 5, 2018 Over 50 people gathered in the municipal hall in Calumet Island on March 5 for a heated council meeting where the newly-elected mayor was grilled by local residents and even asked to resign.
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 21, 2018 On Feb. 21, over 50 people packed Shawville United Church for a day of learning, food and fun hosted by the Pontiac County Women’s Institute (PCWI). The organization holds their annual information day
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Feb. 21, 2018 At the council of mayors meeting on Feb. 21, MRC Pontiac Warden Jane Toller revealed a list of priorities for 2018. The list was compiled after the 18 mayors’ first annual retreat
The agriculture industry has gone through a host of changes in recent decades. According to StatsCan’s most recent figures, the overall number of farmers in Canada decreased by nearly 25 per cent between 1991 and 2011, while their typical
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE Feb. 23, 2018 On Friday, members of the Pontiac business community met at the Pontiac Conference Centre in Fort Coulonge to celebrate their accomplishments from the past year. The sixth annual Business Achievement Awards
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Feb. 21, 2018 Prior to the council of mayors meeting on Feb. 21, citizens and elected officials were invited to the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) office to honour a piece of the
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Feb. 17, 2018 On Feb. 17, cross-country skiers and snowshoers gathered near the Pine Lodge in Bristol for the second annual Ski Pontiac Loppet. Founder and organizer Connie Renaud explained that participants could slide or walk at
CALEB NICKERSON OTTER LAKE Feb. 17, 2018 On Feb. 17, the Otter Lake Golden Age Club held their 15th annual Valentine’s dinner at the local R.A. Hall, attracting 150 people decked out in red. Club President Janet Lafleur explained that
CALEB NICKERSON THORNE Feb. 17, 2018 On Feb. 17, families and residents in Thorne gathered at the Thorne Commmunity Recreation Association (TCRA) Hall in Ladysmith for a day of indoor and outdoor activities. The annual Family Fun Day is a
CALEB NICKERSON QUYON Feb. 18, 2018 On Feb. 18, a pack of snowmobilers fired up their old Super Twins and sent it across the Ottawa River from Ontario, roaring into Quyon around mid-day. The 12th annual Old Sled Run and
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