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CALEB NICKERSON L’ISLE AUX ALLUMETTES July 8, 2020 After a record-setting year for power outages in 2019, residents of L’Isle aux Allumettes are having a
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE July 8, 2020 The palliative care volunteers at the Pontiac Community Hospital (PCH) are waiting for word from the local health authority
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL July 4, 2020 A fire that broke out on an island near Bristol on Saturday required the deployment of two water bombers
Well, this year’s Canada Day celebrations have come and gone. It was a different one for sure, with all the new rules and regulations obstructing
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE June 20, 2020 The local health authority (CISSSO)’s promise to re-open the Pontiac Community Hospital (PCH)’s obstetrics unit by September will almost
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE July 1, 2020 A local author has been hard at work over the past year and will be releasing his fifth novel
This past week, Quebec’s health ministry announced that they would be switching from . . .
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC July 1, 2020 Two weeks ago, the top municipal and provincial officials in the Outaouais met in Wakefield for the public announcement
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC July 1, 2020 MRC Pontiac recently published a list of 15 public committees on their website but only a portion of their
By getting out and enjoying the beautiful weather this week, it felt like I sweat out a good portion of the pounds that I gained
CALEB NICKERSON L’ISLE AUX ALLUMETTES July 8, 2020 After a record-setting year for power outages in 2019, residents of L’Isle aux Allumettes are having a much better go of it in the first six months of 2020. So far this
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE July 8, 2020 The palliative care volunteers at the Pontiac Community Hospital (PCH) are waiting for word from the local health authority before they can . . .
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL July 4, 2020 A fire that broke out on an island near Bristol on Saturday required the deployment of two water bombers to be restricted. SOPFEU communications agent Cathy Elliott said that they estimated the fire started
Well, this year’s Canada Day celebrations have come and gone. It was a different one for sure, with all the new rules and regulations obstructing all but the most determined of revellers. With any luck, the citizens of the Pontiac
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE June 20, 2020 The local health authority (CISSSO)’s promise to re-open the Pontiac Community Hospital (PCH)’s obstetrics unit by September will almost certainly be . . .
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE July 1, 2020 A local author has been hard at work over the past year and will be releasing his fifth novel later this month. Luke Murphy’s latest, entitled Red Zone is . . .
This past week, Quebec’s health ministry announced that they would be switching from . . .
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC July 1, 2020 Two weeks ago, the top municipal and provincial officials in the Outaouais met in Wakefield for the public announcement of regional funding through . . .
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC July 1, 2020 MRC Pontiac recently published a list of 15 public committees on their website but only a portion of their membership was . . .
By getting out and enjoying the beautiful weather this week, it felt like I sweat out a good portion of the pounds that I gained during the lockdown. Unfortunately I was . . .
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