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February 7, 2024
Parents’ Voice event brings children and seniors together Dozens of excited children and seniors filled the Dale Thompson room at the CHSLD du Pontiac (CAP)
Parents’ Voice event brings children and seniors together Dozens of excited children and seniors filled the Dale Thompson room at the CHSLD du Pontiac (CAP)
The Shawville Curling Club hosted its annual Lions Bonspiel on Saturday, with the weather not deterring curlers who competed to win the coveted Lions Club
Smoke could be seen across much of Shawville late afternoon on Dec. 27, as 24 firefighters responded to a call about a workshop on fire
Bouffe Pontiac held its annual food drive at various locations throughout the Pontiac on Thursday, including two intersections in Shawville, one on Allumettes Island and
The Pontiac Agricultural Society (PAS) hosted a three-day Tinsel and Tidings event from Thursday to Saturday last week, raising $1455.05 each for two local charities,
Dr. S. E. McDowell School was host to the first-ever in-person Pontiac Artisans Market on Saturday where 40 vendors had tables set up throughout the
Parents’ Voice event brings children and seniors together Dozens of excited children and seniors filled the Dale Thompson room at the CHSLD du Pontiac (CAP) long-term care home on Saturday to get a hands-on experience with animals courtesy of Meet
The Shawville Curling Club hosted its annual Lions Bonspiel on Saturday, with the weather not deterring curlers who competed to win the coveted Lions Club Governors trophy. The bonspiel is a one-day event where members of Lions Clubs from all
Smoke could be seen across much of Shawville late afternoon on Dec. 27, as 24 firefighters responded to a call about a workshop on fire on Hilton Avenue. Shawville-Clarendon Fire Chief Lee Laframboise said the call was received around 4:30
Bouffe Pontiac held its annual food drive at various locations throughout the Pontiac on Thursday, including two intersections in Shawville, one on Allumettes Island and one in Campbell’s Bay. The food drive ran from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. Those
The Pontiac Agricultural Society (PAS) hosted a three-day Tinsel and Tidings event from Thursday to Saturday last week, raising $1455.05 each for two local charities, The Snowsuit Fund and The Angel Tree Fund. On Thursday, teams of up to six
Dr. S. E. McDowell School was host to the first-ever in-person Pontiac Artisans Market on Saturday where 40 vendors had tables set up throughout the gymnasium. A wide variety of items were available for sale, from handcrafted goods to freeze
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