New chicken joint opens up in Shawville
February 18, 2020
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 19, 2020 As of Monday, there’s a new spot to eat in Shawville, as Rhonda’s Chicken opened in the Valu-mart plaza.
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 19, 2020 As of Monday, there’s a new spot to eat in Shawville, as Rhonda’s Chicken opened in the Valu-mart plaza.
CALEB NICKERSON WALTHAM Feb. 16, 2020 On Saturday evening, members of the Waltham Fire Department gathered at the Waltham Station restaurant for their annual dinner.
There are many problems that face Quebec today and one of the biggest is transportation. Maintaining the complex system of roads and repairing aging infrastructure
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Jan. 5, 2020 On Feb. 5, elected officials and residents of Bristol were on hand at the unveiling of the newly renovated
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON Jan. 6, 2020 On Thursday evening, around a dozen community volunteers and business owners took part in a free event planning and
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 7, 2020 On Friday, the Centre intégré de santé et des services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO) announced a week-long break in
CALEB NICKERSON Bryson Jan. 7, 2020 On Friday night, the Bryson RA hall was packed with little girls and their male chaperones for the second
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 9, 2020 On Sunday afternoon, the Shawville Community Bonspiel wrapped up for the 45th year, leaving another two weeks of close
Last week, the Broadcast and Telecommunications Legislative Review Panel released their final report on the state of communications in Canada, which proposes massive . .
CALEB NICKERSON MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Jan. 22, 2020 On Jan. 22, three arrests were made by Gatineau Police in connection with a series of break-ins
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 19, 2020 As of Monday, there’s a new spot to eat in Shawville, as Rhonda’s Chicken opened in the Valu-mart plaza. Owner Rhonda Johnson said that she had previously worked at the location many . .
CALEB NICKERSON WALTHAM Feb. 16, 2020 On Saturday evening, members of the Waltham Fire Department gathered at the Waltham Station restaurant for their annual dinner. Following a delicious . . .
There are many problems that face Quebec today and one of the biggest is transportation. Maintaining the complex system of roads and repairing aging infrastructure like bridges is an absolutely monumental task. However bad the situation in the south of
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Jan. 5, 2020 On Feb. 5, elected officials and residents of Bristol were on hand at the unveiling of the newly renovated municipal office and library. The renovations to the . . .
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON Jan. 6, 2020 On Thursday evening, around a dozen community volunteers and business owners took part in a free event planning and . . .
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 7, 2020 On Friday, the Centre intégré de santé et des services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO) announced a week-long break in obstetrics services at the Pontiac Community Hospital (PCH), lasting . . .
CALEB NICKERSON Bryson Jan. 7, 2020 On Friday night, the Bryson RA hall was packed with little girls and their male chaperones for the second annual Father Daughter Dance. Organizer Shyloh Pasqua said that . . .
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Feb. 9, 2020 On Sunday afternoon, the Shawville Community Bonspiel wrapped up for the 45th year, leaving another two weeks of close ends and missed stones in its wake. This year, 46 teams cycled through . .
Last week, the Broadcast and Telecommunications Legislative Review Panel released their final report on the state of communications in Canada, which proposes massive . . .
CALEB NICKERSON MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Jan. 22, 2020 On Jan. 22, three arrests were made by Gatineau Police in connection with a series of break-ins that . . .
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