A spooky time
October 27, 2020
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
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 OUTAOUAIS Oct. 21, 2020 Health care workers in the Pontiac, as well as the rest of the CISSSO network, are being sent back
CALEB NICKERSON OUTAOUAIS Oct. 21, 2020 The federal government announced last week that they would be disbursing funding for local non-profits to improve food security.
Last week the provincial authorities made a gargantuan statement. The CAQ’s golden boy for the Outaouais, Mathieu Lacombe, along with newly christened Health Minister Christian
Since the government has chosen to divide up regions across the province by their relative “danger zone”, I’ve been playing Kenny Loggins non-stop. We’re barrelling
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Oct. 3, 2020 The Shawville Men’s Fastpitch League wrapped up on Saturday night, closing out an abbreviated season with a pair of
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Oct. 7, 2020 Physiotherapy at the Pontiac Community Hospital has experienced a major disruption this year, and will likely remain limited for
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Oct. 1, 2020 The Pontiac Legion Branch 162 in Campbell’s Bay dispersed funds raised during their poppy campaign to a host
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
CALEB NICKERSON OUTAOUAIS Oct. 21, 2020 Health care workers in the Pontiac, as well as the rest of the CISSSO network, are being sent back to work before receiving the results of their COVID tests. A local employee who found
CALEB NICKERSON OUTAOUAIS Oct. 21, 2020 The federal government announced last week that they would be disbursing funding for local non-profits to improve food security. Pontiac MP Will Amos, along with his colleague from the riding of Hull-Aylmer, Greg Fergus,
Last week the provincial authorities made a gargantuan statement. The CAQ’s golden boy for the Outaouais, Mathieu Lacombe, along with newly christened Health Minister Christian Dubé, announced that there was a 600 bed hospital destined for the region, but were
Since the government has chosen to divide up regions across the province by their relative “danger zone”, I’ve been playing Kenny Loggins non-stop. We’re barrelling towards the upper reaches of these coloured zones, with Gatineau and the surrounding area being
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Oct. 3, 2020 The Shawville Men’s Fastpitch League wrapped up on Saturday night, closing out an abbreviated season with a pair of games. Organizer Matt Greer said that despite the late start and the additional restrictions, they
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Oct. 7, 2020 Physiotherapy at the Pontiac Community Hospital has experienced a major disruption this year, and will likely remain limited for the foreseeable future. According to CISSSO media relations agent Patricia Rhéaume, two of the hospital’s
CALEB NICKERSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Oct. 1, 2020 The Pontiac Legion Branch 162 in Campbell’s Bay dispersed funds raised during their poppy campaign to a host of local causes on Oct. 1. President Ron Woodstock told the assembled representatives that the
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