Meeting on municipal governance set for early February
January 12, 2021
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Jan. 13, 2021 The MRC Pontiac and Warden Jane Toller will be hosting a virtual information forum at the start of February
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Jan. 13, 2021 The MRC Pontiac and Warden Jane Toller will be hosting a virtual information forum at the start of February
We’re all grounded Even before this public health crisis smashed our daily lives like a wrecking ball nearly a year ago (seems like only yesterday),
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON Jan. 1, 2021 A fire tore through a barn on Steward Road in Clarendon at around noon on New Year’s Day, destroying
Compiled by Caleb Nickerson, Emily Hsueh an Stephen Riccio JANUARY New year, new baby The Outaouais region’s first baby of 2020 arrived just after 2
Compiled by Caleb Nickerson, Emily Hsueh and Stephen Riccio JULY Quyon Canada Day The Quyon Canada Day Committee managed to host an outdoor Canada Day
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Jan. 3, 2021 A group of demonstrators took to the streets of Shawville on Sunday afternoon to protest public health restrictions. More
Well, ready or not, we’re all off on another trip around the sun. I had a lot of ideas kicking around in my head for
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Dec 23, 2020 Several local officials are seeing red in response to the provincial government’s last minute changes to public health guidelines.
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Dec.16, 2020 On Dec. 16, MRC Pontiac Council of Mayors voted in favour of a resolution supporting the decentralization of health care
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Dec. 19-20, 2020 Two Shawville-area churches came up with a novel way to present the nativity story while following public health guidelines,
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Jan. 13, 2021 The MRC Pontiac and Warden Jane Toller will be hosting a virtual information forum at the start of February in the hopes of educating the public about . . .
We’re all grounded Even before this public health crisis smashed our daily lives like a wrecking ball nearly a year ago (seems like only yesterday), it was obvious to everyone paying attention that our society was rapidly stratifying into the
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON Jan. 1, 2021 A fire tore through a barn on Steward Road in Clarendon at around noon on New Year’s Day, destroying it entirely. According to Shawville Clarendon Fire Chief Lee Laframboise, they got the call at
Compiled by Caleb Nickerson, Emily Hsueh an Stephen Riccio JANUARY New year, new baby The Outaouais region’s first baby of 2020 arrived just after 2 a.m. on Jan. 1 at the Gatineau Hospital. Lexi-Anne Helmer was welcomed into the world
Compiled by Caleb Nickerson, Emily Hsueh and Stephen Riccio JULY Quyon Canada Day The Quyon Canada Day Committee managed to host an outdoor Canada Day celebration at the Quyon ferry landing despite COVID-19 restrictions, holding a barbeque, an outdoor Zumba
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Jan. 3, 2021 A group of demonstrators took to the streets of Shawville on Sunday afternoon to protest public health restrictions. More than 50 people turned up to the gathering, travelling the length of Main Street waving
Well, ready or not, we’re all off on another trip around the sun. I had a lot of ideas kicking around in my head for the first editorial of the year, wanting to start things off on a high note.
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Dec 23, 2020 Several local officials are seeing red in response to the provincial government’s last minute changes to public health guidelines. The changes, which moved the Pontiac into a red zone along with the rest of
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Dec.16, 2020 On Dec. 16, MRC Pontiac Council of Mayors voted in favour of a resolution supporting the decentralization of health care administration across the province and also received an update on the status of the Pontiac
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Dec. 19-20, 2020 Two Shawville-area churches came up with a novel way to present the nativity story while following public health guidelines, by hosting a drive-in musical on the lawn. A collaboration between . . .
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