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Sunday afternoon saw the Knights of Columbus hall in Fort-Coulonge packed with several hundred people for the annual cipaille supper. The traditional meat pie is
The RA grounds in Otter Lake were full on Saturday for a celebration marking the town’s 150th anniversary. The celebrations included a barbecue and vendor
On June 18, the MRC Pontiac council of mayors met for their monthly public meeting at the MRC office in Campbell’s Bay. During the TNO
This week we are continuing our dive into the Wyman Women’s Institute Cook Book, published on the occasion of the group’s 60th anniversary in 1973.
This past Sunday, the grounds of the White House were taken over for one of the most gaudy and depressing spectacles in recent memory, a
Auditor decries Quebec battery investments A report from Quebec’s Auditor General released June 10 found that massive government investments into the battery industry lacked proper
Shawville author Luke Murphy will be releasing his eighth novel at the end of the month, a mystery thriller entitled “Dark Horse”. The plot centres
A young Quyon girl may soon have a medical device to help her breathe easier thanks to the generosity of her community. On Saturday, more
On Friday morning, the parking lot of the Campbell’s Bay RA hall was filled with seniors for a barbecue lunch to celebrate the unveiling of
THE EQUITY’s team won seven awards at the Quebec Community Newspapers Association’s annual Better Newspapers Competition, held on Friday at the Chateau Cartier in Gatineau.
Sunday afternoon saw the Knights of Columbus hall in Fort-Coulonge packed with several hundred people for the annual cipaille supper. The traditional meat pie is a favourite in the community, and the turnout offered evidence of this, with tables and
The RA grounds in Otter Lake were full on Saturday for a celebration marking the town’s 150th anniversary. The celebrations included a barbecue and vendor market, with the ball diamond hosting a performance from the RCMP’s Musical Ride, a traveling
On June 18, the MRC Pontiac council of mayors met for their monthly public meeting at the MRC office in Campbell’s Bay. During the TNO section of the council’s monthly meeting, which deals with the county’s non-organized territory, Warden Jane
This week we are continuing our dive into the Wyman Women’s Institute Cook Book, published on the occasion of the group’s 60th anniversary in 1973. Well everyone’s heard of scalloped potatoes, but have you ever heard tell of scalloped corn?
This past Sunday, the grounds of the White House were taken over for one of the most gaudy and depressing spectacles in recent memory, a series of high-profile cage fights entitled UFC Freedom 250. While mixed martial arts matches
Auditor decries Quebec battery investments A report from Quebec’s Auditor General released June 10 found that massive government investments into the battery industry lacked proper planning and analysis, CBC News reported. Auditor general Christine Roy’s office announced an investigation into
Shawville author Luke Murphy will be releasing his eighth novel at the end of the month, a mystery thriller entitled “Dark Horse”. The plot centres around one of Murphy’s recurring protagonists, Calvin Watters, a former football player turned private investigator.
A young Quyon girl may soon have a medical device to help her breathe easier thanks to the generosity of her community. On Saturday, more than 80 people participated in a poker run in support of Ava Baron, 5, who
On Friday morning, the parking lot of the Campbell’s Bay RA hall was filled with seniors for a barbecue lunch to celebrate the unveiling of the town’s seniors activity schedule. The project is funded by the federal government’s new horizons
THE EQUITY’s team won seven awards at the Quebec Community Newspapers Association’s annual Better Newspapers Competition, held on Friday at the Chateau Cartier in Gatineau. The QCNA represents English-language newspapers across the province. Reporter K.C. Jordan won first place for
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