Shawville softballer Cade Kuehl and the U18 Canadian team won a bronze medal at last week’s Pan American Championships in Argentina, mustering a comeback victory
Some residents of Mansfield-et-Pontefract may soon find it more difficult to keep chickens if Mansfield council passes a bylaw to restrict the possession of these
Students were sent home early due to the death of a school employee on the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 7.
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
You might have seen a new face in the operating room at the Pontiac Hospital recently. Allow us to introduce you to Dr. Mathieu Lacroix,
The RA grounds and campground in Ladysmith rang with clinking beer glasses and squeaking sauerkraut as the 40th edition of Oktoberfest Ladysmith took over the
A team clad in Shawville Pontiacs sweaters hit the ice for the first time in a decade as the new senior team made its season
Since 2018, volunteers have been collecting names of the 1,500 or so people who are buried in the Sainte-Anne cemetery without a gravestone. Now they’re
The Auberge Baie Inn in Campbell’s Bay will change hands from Brian Stanton Enterprises, which has owned the building for 30 years, to Jane Toller,
Seniors in the Municipality of Pontiac will now have access to free meals delivered right to their doors thanks to a new program being launched
Shawville softballer Cade Kuehl and the U18 Canadian team won a bronze medal at last week’s Pan American Championships in Argentina, mustering a comeback victory over Venezuela on Friday to climb atop the podium. North and South America’s six top
Some residents of Mansfield-et-Pontefract may soon find it more difficult to keep chickens if Mansfield council passes a bylaw to restrict the possession of these animals on certain properties. On Oct. 2, council moved a draft bylaw to restrict
Students were sent home early due to the death of a school employee on the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 7.
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. Our
You might have seen a new face in the operating room at the Pontiac Hospital recently. Allow us to introduce you to Dr. Mathieu Lacroix, a native of France who comes to Shawville after a long international career as a
The RA grounds and campground in Ladysmith rang with clinking beer glasses and squeaking sauerkraut as the 40th edition of Oktoberfest Ladysmith took over the village last weekend. But one sound missing from this festival of German culture was the
A team clad in Shawville Pontiacs sweaters hit the ice for the first time in a decade as the new senior team made its season debut in Manotick, losing a 9-3 decision to the hometown Mariners. The Shawville Pontiacs Junior
Since 2018, volunteers have been collecting names of the 1,500 or so people who are buried in the Sainte-Anne cemetery without a gravestone. Now they’re calling on the public to help them finalize their list.
The Auberge Baie Inn in Campbell’s Bay will change hands from Brian Stanton Enterprises, which has owned the building for 30 years, to Jane Toller, MRC Pontiac warden and local business owner, who intends to re-open the building as a
Seniors in the Municipality of Pontiac will now have access to free meals delivered right to their doors thanks to a new program being launched by a local seniors’ services centre. The Service aux Aînés des Collines will be offering
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