A harmonious history lesson at Little Red Wagon Winery
November 15, 2025
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 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
MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was officially sworn in for her third consecutive term on Nov. 13 at the MRC office in Campbell’s Bay, surrounded
Well, it’s all over but the crying, and even that’s started to die out. The elections on Nov. 2 came and went and there’s a
On Saturday night, dozens of people turned out to the TCRA hall in Ladysmith for a spaghetti dinner in support of the Pontiac Legion. Organizer
On Wednesday evening, the Carrefour jeunesse-emploi du Pontiac held a 5 à 7 at Café Downtown in Fort-Coulonge to welcome newcomers to the region. Nicky
Over the weekend, it was reported that three department heads with the regional health authority CISSSO had stepped down in response to Bill 2, the
Two-term MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was among the five incumbent leaders to win another four years on Sunday.
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.
MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was officially sworn in for her third consecutive term on Nov. 13 at the MRC office in Campbell’s Bay, surrounded by her supporters and campaign volunteers. Toller began by quoting Proverbs 3:5-6 (KJV), the inscription
Well, it’s all over but the crying, and even that’s started to die out. The elections on Nov. 2 came and went and there’s a new slate of eight mayors along with 10 incumbents headed to the MRC Pontiac council
On Saturday night, dozens of people turned out to the TCRA hall in Ladysmith for a spaghetti dinner in support of the Pontiac Legion. Organizer and president of the Ladysmith Recreation Committee Terri-Lyn Blaskie explained that they had sold around
On Wednesday evening, the Carrefour jeunesse-emploi du Pontiac held a 5 à 7 at Café Downtown in Fort-Coulonge to welcome newcomers to the region. Nicky Mahamba, an employee with the Carrefour’s Place aux Jeunes program, explained that the evening was
Over the weekend, it was reported that three department heads with the regional health authority CISSSO had stepped down in response to Bill 2, the controversial healthcare law the CAQ signed into existence on Oct. 24 to overhaul the way
Two-term MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was among the five incumbent leaders to win another four years on Sunday.
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