Furnace catches fire in Starks Corners
April 28, 2021
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON April 21, 2021 A fire started by an outdoor wood furnace in Starks Corners prompted a response from . . .
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON April 21, 2021 A fire started by an outdoor wood furnace in Starks Corners prompted a response from . . .
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE April 26, 2021 The nominations for the Quebec Community Newspaper Association (QCNA)’s Better Newspapers Awards are out and THE EQUITY is in
The thing that many in this community have been dreading for the past year finally happened last week, as a COVID-19 outbreak was declared at
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC April 19, 2021 The Ontario government announced last week that they would be limiting travel into . . .
CALEB NICKERSON OTTAWA April 14, 2021 Pontiac MP Will Amos made international headlines last Wednesday after he appeared naked during a video conference with fellow
CALEB NICKERSON QUYON April 21, 2021 A Quyon couple that had their basement fill with water on March 23 are waiting to hear back from
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY April 15, 2021 The MRC Pontiac has closed it’s doors due to a lack of staff. Strategic communications advisor Colleen Jones
Last week Pontiac’s member of parliament Will Amos made international headlines in perhaps one of the most embarrassing ways possible. Apparently returning from a jog
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE April 14, 2021 John Petty was part of the first class of inductees to the Pontiac High School (PHS) Athletic Hall of
CALEB NICKERSON Nathalie Sylvia Soucie was the life of the party, an outgoing and incredibly empathetic woman who made a big impact on the Fort
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON April 21, 2021 A fire started by an outdoor wood furnace in Starks Corners prompted a response from . . .
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE April 26, 2021 The nominations for the Quebec Community Newspaper Association (QCNA)’s Better Newspapers Awards are out and THE EQUITY is in the running for a total of six awards. Newsroom staff Caleb Nickerson, Stephen Riccio and
The thing that many in this community have been dreading for the past year finally happened last week, as a COVID-19 outbreak was declared at the Pontiac Hospital. As of Monday afternoon, there were . . .
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC April 19, 2021 The Ontario government announced last week that they would be limiting travel into . . .
CALEB NICKERSON OTTAWA April 14, 2021 Pontiac MP Will Amos made international headlines last Wednesday after he appeared naked during a video conference with fellow members of parliament and a leaked photo was widely . . .
CALEB NICKERSON QUYON April 21, 2021 A Quyon couple that had their basement fill with water on March 23 are waiting to hear back from the Ministry of Transport (MTQ), to determine the cause of the sudden flood. Beverly Stanley
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY April 15, 2021 The MRC Pontiac has closed it’s doors due to a lack of staff. Strategic communications advisor Colleen Jones issued a press release around 9 p.m. on April 15 to announce that the MRC
Last week Pontiac’s member of parliament Will Amos made international headlines in perhaps one of the most embarrassing ways possible. Apparently returning from a jog just in time for question period, he appeared on a video call completely in the
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE April 14, 2021 John Petty was part of the first class of inductees to the Pontiac High School (PHS) Athletic Hall of Fame, under the Pioneer category. He first arrived in the Pontiac in 1971, newly married
CALEB NICKERSON Nathalie Sylvia Soucie was the life of the party, an outgoing and incredibly empathetic woman who made a big impact on the Fort Coulonge area. A huge advocate for youth and sports, she also served on the municipal
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