Council hears about nuclear reactor project
November 3, 2020
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Oct. 21, 2020 At the MRC Pontiac council’s virtual meeting on Oct. 21, the mayors took in a presentation from Global First
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Oct. 21, 2020 At the MRC Pontiac council’s virtual meeting on Oct. 21, the mayors took in a presentation from Global First
Over the weekend, the province was rocked by a sensational crime, a young man dressed in medieval garb rampaging around Quebec City with a sword
CALEB NICKERSON BRYSON Oct. 25, 2020 On Sunday afternoon, a group of citizens gathered in Bryson for a charity walk in support of one of
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Sept. 21, 2020 Local activist and perennial political candidate Roger Fleury held a protest outside of the MRC’s office in Campbell’s
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Sept. 28, 2020 The transfer of certain local microbiology samples from the Pontiac Community Hospital’s laboratory to Gatineau is only a temporary
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Oct. 28, 2020 Though the Bristol Dryland dog race will not be taking place this year, organizer Denis Rozon is aiming to
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Sept. 21, 2020 At MRC Pontiac’s Council of Mayors meeting on Oct. 21, Economic Development Director Cyndy Phillips announced that 13 projects
Halloween is a time for scary things. Whether it’s the gruesome movies, sinister costumes or the fact that rent is due the next day, fear
STEPHEN RICCIO SHAWVILLE Oct. 21, 2020 The Shawville District Minor Hockey Association (SDMHA) has had to suspend its hockey season, as nearly half of the
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Oct. 21, 2020 Note: This is the fourth installment of a series on the crisis in rural health care that attempts to
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Oct. 21, 2020 At the MRC Pontiac council’s virtual meeting on Oct. 21, the mayors took in a presentation from Global First Power (GFP), which gave an overview of the company’s plan to build a “Micro Modular
Over the weekend, the province was rocked by a sensational crime, a young man dressed in medieval garb rampaging around Quebec City with a sword on Halloween. He ended up killing two people and injuring five before being arrested by
CALEB NICKERSON BRYSON Oct. 25, 2020 On Sunday afternoon, a group of citizens gathered in Bryson for a charity walk in support of one of their neighbours. Zoé Burnett is a local girl with Rett syndrome, a rare condition that
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Sept. 21, 2020 Local activist and perennial political candidate Roger Fleury held a protest outside of the MRC’s office in Campbell’s Bay on Oct. 21. Identifying himself as the Chief of the Pontiac Anishinaabek Fort de
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Sept. 28, 2020 The transfer of certain local microbiology samples from the Pontiac Community Hospital’s laboratory to Gatineau is only a temporary measure due to a loss of staff, according to local health authorities. THE EQUITY spoke
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Oct. 28, 2020 Though the Bristol Dryland dog race will not be taking place this year, organizer Denis Rozon is aiming to have a modified event take place in January. Rozon said that the new date would
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Sept. 21, 2020 At MRC Pontiac’s Council of Mayors meeting on Oct. 21, Economic Development Director Cyndy Phillips announced that 13 projects would be funded through the FRR program. The decisions were made on Sept. 30
Halloween is a time for scary things. Whether it’s the gruesome movies, sinister costumes or the fact that rent is due the next day, fear is in the air. Fear is an interesting thing. A small serving is oftentimes fine,
STEPHEN RICCIO SHAWVILLE Oct. 21, 2020 The Shawville District Minor Hockey Association (SDMHA) has had to suspend its hockey season, as nearly half of the association’s teams are now operating from within the more restricted red zones. The SDMHA’s decision
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Oct. 21, 2020 Note: This is the fourth installment of a series on the crisis in rural health care that attempts to discuss as many facets of the issue as possible. If you haven’t read the previous
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