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Plante’s duties will end on June 4, after which she will start a new job as assistant director general on L’Isle-aux-Allumettes.
Plante’s duties will end on June 4, after which she will start a new job as assistant director general on L’Isle-aux-Allumettes.
Renovations are now under way at the 26 rue Leslie in Campbell’s Bay in preparation for the Pontiac Continuing Education Centre’s (PCEC) return there at
The Luskville Dragway hosted enthusiasts from across Ontario and Quebec for a weekend of competitive racing and community cruise nights. Announcer Arnie Malcolm said he
The ballpark in Sand Bay was alive on Saturday as the community kicked off its summer season with a party and BBQ in the park.
One could hardly find a parking spot on rue Clarendon in Quyon on Saturday for the grand opening of the new Maisons Modèles home renovation
If you are considering a trip to the Dumoine watershed this summer, the Friends of the Dumoine (FOD) will give you a free notebook to
When Jerry and Joanne Dubeau bought the Otter Lake Depot in 2007, the building had been sitting empty for more than a decade. The back
Thorne council declined to act on a resident’s petition to restore first responder services after her family waited 45 minutes for an ambulance while their
It was raining men – and donations for the Shawville Arena – at the second annual men’s night on Friday hosted by the Pontiac Arena
Plante’s duties will end on June 4, after which she will start a new job as assistant director general on L’Isle-aux-Allumettes.
Renovations are now under way at the 26 rue Leslie in Campbell’s Bay in preparation for the Pontiac Continuing Education Centre’s (PCEC) return there at the end of August. In March, the Western Quebec School Board (WQSB) council of commissioners
The Luskville Dragway hosted enthusiasts from across Ontario and Quebec for a weekend of competitive racing and community cruise nights. Announcer Arnie Malcolm said he was pleased to see such a strong turnout for what he expects to be a
The ballpark in Sand Bay was alive on Saturday as the community kicked off its summer season with a party and BBQ in the park. The event, hosted by the Sand Bay Association, featured a BBQ, temporary tattoos, and plenty
One could hardly find a parking spot on rue Clarendon in Quyon on Saturday for the grand opening of the new Maisons Modèles home renovation store. Members of the public browsed selections of cabinetry, countertops, paints and tiles in the
If you are considering a trip to the Dumoine watershed this summer, the Friends of the Dumoine (FOD) will give you a free notebook to record your observations. President Wally Schaber said the group, which advocates for and preserves
When Jerry and Joanne Dubeau bought the Otter Lake Depot in 2007, the building had been sitting empty for more than a decade. The back of the house was near collapse. The floors slanted from years of neglect. The yard
Thorne council declined to act on a resident’s petition to restore first responder services after her family waited 45 minutes for an ambulance while their 17-month-old son suffered a seizure in April. On Apr. 18, Thorne resident Bayley Lemay’s 17-month-old
It was raining men – and donations for the Shawville Arena – at the second annual men’s night on Friday hosted by the Pontiac Arena Fund (PAF). President Mike Rusenstrom estimates an attendance of over 600 for Friday’s event, the
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