CHIP draws first Chase the Ace winner
October 18, 2024
CHIP FM’s first game of Chase the Ace ran for only three weeks before finding a pair of winners, Nicholas Boisvert and Chantal Gagnon of
CHIP FM’s first game of Chase the Ace ran for only three weeks before finding a pair of winners, Nicholas Boisvert and Chantal Gagnon of
An Otter Lake woman’s video of her daughter receiving a new car has gotten over 2 million plays on TikTok. When Jessica Dubeau’s parents, Kathy
A crowd of about 40 residents from across the MRC Pontiac were present at the monthly MRC council of mayors meeting in Campbell’s Bay on
Jaime Montejo has been working in grocery stores for over a decade. First starting as a grocery clerk at Ottawa’s Brierley’s Independent, he worked his
Members of the public aired concerns over seniors’ issues in the MRC des Collines at a free workshop held at the Luskville Community Centre on
The Municipality of Pontiac’s council passed a motion at Tuesday’s meeting asking the municipality’s provincial and federal representatives to accelerate the reconstruction of a culvert
“I was in shock and surprised, but I was really proud of us,” student says.
An Ottawa Valley historian says expressions, not twang, are the core of local linguistic culture.
The dining room at Little Red Wagon winery just outside of Shawville was standing room-only for the UPA’s (Union des producteurs agricoles) Outaouais-Laurentides sector congress
Transcollines, a public transit provider in the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais, is still searching for a service provider to operate an on-demand transit service in the
CHIP FM’s first game of Chase the Ace ran for only three weeks before finding a pair of winners, Nicholas Boisvert and Chantal Gagnon of Fort Coulonge. The mother-and-son duo, who together purchased a block of 80 tickets, flipped the
An Otter Lake woman’s video of her daughter receiving a new car has gotten over 2 million plays on TikTok. When Jessica Dubeau’s parents, Kathy Racine and Gerard Dubeau bought her daughter Payton a new car, she saw an opportunity
A crowd of about 40 residents from across the MRC Pontiac were present at the monthly MRC council of mayors meeting in Campbell’s Bay on Wednesday night. Some were there to express their frustrations around what many felt were unfair
Jaime Montejo has been working in grocery stores for over a decade. First starting as a grocery clerk at Ottawa’s Brierley’s Independent, he worked his way up to eventually becoming the store manager. Last year, Montejo found himself wanting to
Members of the public aired concerns over seniors’ issues in the MRC des Collines at a free workshop held at the Luskville Community Centre on Thursday morning. The workshop, one of three in a series happening across the MRC des
The Municipality of Pontiac’s council passed a motion at Tuesday’s meeting asking the municipality’s provincial and federal representatives to accelerate the reconstruction of a culvert that was washed out in a mid-July rainstorm. The culvert on Luskville’s Thérien Road has
“I was in shock and surprised, but I was really proud of us,” student says.
An Ottawa Valley historian says expressions, not twang, are the core of local linguistic culture.
The dining room at Little Red Wagon winery just outside of Shawville was standing room-only for the UPA’s (Union des producteurs agricoles) Outaouais-Laurentides sector congress on Friday night. Agricultural producers from across the Pontiac, as well as members of the
Transcollines, a public transit provider in the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais, is still searching for a service provider to operate an on-demand transit service in the MRC Pontiac, and is confident it will find one by Dec. 2025. Transcollines has been
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