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CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE March 17, 2021 If you’ve got some extra collared shirts or nice blouses kicking around, the staff at the local long-term care
A year. A whole 12 months ago, a virus that had been surging elsewhere in the world finally caused a change to our day to
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE March 10, 2021 Despite the pandemic putting a damper on fundraising efforts, the Pontiac Community Hospital Foundation is still looking to do
CALEB NICKERSON L’ISLE AUX ALLUMETTES March 10, 2021 The upper Pontiac lost a pillar of their community last month with the passing of Jérôme Sallafranque
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE March 4, 2021 On March 4, the Bryson Bistro du Bucheron in Fort Coulonge held a relaunch, inviting their suppliers and
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE March 10, 2021 A Shawville man is looking to uncover some history surrounding an old window that used to adorn the original
CALEB NICKERSON L’ISLE AUX ALLUMETTES March 2, 2021 The Allumettes Island municipal council, at their last meeting on March 2, unanimously passed a resolution demanding
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC March 10, 2021 The organizers of the Shawville Fair, the Pontiac Agricultural Society board, are looking to engage the community over the
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC March 10, 2021 The national news media have focused in on butter over the last month, following anecdotes about how it remains
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 23, 2021 On Feb. 23, a class of grade six students from Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School were hard at work
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE March 17, 2021 If you’ve got some extra collared shirts or nice blouses kicking around, the staff at the local long-term care facility will take them off your hands for a special project. According to Serena Larivière
A year. A whole 12 months ago, a virus that had been surging elsewhere in the world finally caused a change to our day to day activities. Canadians have a tendency to look elsewhere and compare ourselves to other rich,
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE March 10, 2021 Despite the pandemic putting a damper on fundraising efforts, the Pontiac Community Hospital Foundation is still looking to do their part to help out and the members are hoping for big things in 2021.
CALEB NICKERSON L’ISLE AUX ALLUMETTES March 10, 2021 The upper Pontiac lost a pillar of their community last month with the passing of Jérôme Sallafranque of Allumettes Island on Feb. 7. Born in 1934, Sallafranque grew up on a farm
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE March 4, 2021 On March 4, the Bryson Bistro du Bucheron in Fort Coulonge held a relaunch, inviting their suppliers and local media to get a taste of their new and improved menu. Owner Jane Toller
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE March 10, 2021 A Shawville man is looking to uncover some history surrounding an old window that used to adorn the original St. Paul’s Anglican Church. Allan Dean was given the old window in March 2019, and
CALEB NICKERSON L’ISLE AUX ALLUMETTES March 2, 2021 The Allumettes Island municipal council, at their last meeting on March 2, unanimously passed a resolution demanding that Bell address the shoddy phone lines in the region. Put forward by councillor Louis
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC March 10, 2021 The organizers of the Shawville Fair, the Pontiac Agricultural Society board, are looking to engage the community over the coming year. Despite the fair being cancelled for the first time in more than 150
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC March 10, 2021 The national news media have focused in on butter over the last month, following anecdotes about how it remains hard at room temperature. Local UPA rep and dairy farmer Scott Judd explained that the
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 23, 2021 On Feb. 23, a class of grade six students from Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School were hard at work sculpting creations out of the snow on the front lawn. Outdoor education instructor Alan Earwaker,
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