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Mireille and Charles Allard are raising money to build an unusual outdoor event venue which, when completed, will invite locals to catch a film, see
As part of an ongoing series, we are publishing one recipe every week from Pontiac County Recipes, a small book that is home to a
The third annual Maurice Beauregard 3-Pitch Ball and horseshoe Tournament was held in Campbell’s Bay over the weekend, in memory of the former Campbell’s Bay
Visitors of the New Hope Christian Fellowship Church in Shawville gathered after Sunday’s service for a ceremony to celebrate the completion of the church’s recent
A small group of Pontiac youth could be found sudsing up and spraying down cars in the MRC Pontiac parking lot in Campbell’s Bay on
A group of Campbell’s Bay parents have taken it upon themselves to do something about what they felt was a lack of events and activities
The Corriveau School of Dance’s annual show saw over 100 dancers from ages two to 34 take the stage at École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge last week
Hello, Emma here! I’m excited to be joining THE EQUITY’s reporting team this summer. I was born and raised across the river in Douglas, Ontario,
The Sand Bay Association launched its summer season of community activities with its second annual touch-a-truck event on Saturday, despite the light rain that fell
Forty-three years after Shawville’s Victoria Avenue High School (VAHS) closed, nearly 200 former students gathered to celebrate the short-lived but long-loved school.
Mireille and Charles Allard are raising money to build an unusual outdoor event venue which, when completed, will invite locals to catch a film, see some live music, or even get hitched amidst their towering rows of hops plants.
As part of an ongoing series, we are publishing one recipe every week from Pontiac County Recipes, a small book that is home to a collection of kitchen secrets from across the region, published by Pontiac Printshop in 1968. For
The third annual Maurice Beauregard 3-Pitch Ball and horseshoe Tournament was held in Campbell’s Bay over the weekend, in memory of the former Campbell’s Bay mayor, councillor and firefighter, who passed away three years ago after a battle with cancer.
Visitors of the New Hope Christian Fellowship Church in Shawville gathered after Sunday’s service for a ceremony to celebrate the completion of the church’s recent renovations. “There’s no part of the old building that hasn’t in some way been renovated
A small group of Pontiac youth could be found sudsing up and spraying down cars in the MRC Pontiac parking lot in Campbell’s Bay on Saturday afternoon, not for the typical grad trip or prom fundraiser one might expect, but
A group of Campbell’s Bay parents have taken it upon themselves to do something about what they felt was a lack of events and activities for children in their town. When Kellie Shea and her sister-in-law Chanelle Shea found themselves
The Corriveau School of Dance’s annual show saw over 100 dancers from ages two to 34 take the stage at École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge last week for three sold-out performances. This year’s theme was The Wizard of Oz.
Hello, Emma here! I’m excited to be joining THE EQUITY’s reporting team this summer. I was born and raised across the river in Douglas, Ontario, so I am new to the area but familiar with the region. I am excited
The Sand Bay Association launched its summer season of community activities with its second annual touch-a-truck event on Saturday, despite the light rain that fell on and off throughout the day. Trucks of all sorts lined the outfield of the
Forty-three years after Shawville’s Victoria Avenue High School (VAHS) closed, nearly 200 former students gathered to celebrate the short-lived but long-loved school.
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