Pontiac producers brace for tariff impacts
March 10, 2025
It’s not yet clear how tariffs will impact agriculture and forestry, but producers in both industries are anxious.
It’s not yet clear how tariffs will impact agriculture and forestry, but producers in both industries are anxious.
A farming talk given on best practices for reducing GHGs and increasing biodiversity raised questions about the industry’s climate responsibilities.
An Algonquin community 300 kilometres upstream of Shawville on the Ottawa River pulled off a precedent-setting win in federal court last week. As reported in
A federal court has upheld an Algonquin First Nation’s claim it was insufficiently consulted on the proposed Chalk River nuclear waste facility, and has ordered
A new kind of support is now available to farmers across Canada who may be struggling with their mental health – a crisis line that
This year’s upgrades will include moving the skating rink to a property near Luskville’s Vallée-des-Voyageurs school and insulating the park’s service builsing so it can
Chutes Coulonge Park and Wildwood Nature Escape, both on the Coulonge River, collectively received a total of $300,000 from the federal government to expand their
Upgrades include a new digital sign and a display of local agricultural products in the MRC’s lobby.
Residents likely won’t see the province’s new maps for the Pontiac until the summer, at least.
In the early hours of Feb. 4, Maurice Morin pulled off Highway 148 to help a driver who had gotten a flat tire. The driver,
It’s not yet clear how tariffs will impact agriculture and forestry, but producers in both industries are anxious.
A farming talk given on best practices for reducing GHGs and increasing biodiversity raised questions about the industry’s climate responsibilities.
An Algonquin community 300 kilometres upstream of Shawville on the Ottawa River pulled off a precedent-setting win in federal court last week. As reported in our front page story, Kebaowek First Nation succeeded at convincing a judge that Canada’s nuclear
A federal court has upheld an Algonquin First Nation’s claim it was insufficiently consulted on the proposed Chalk River nuclear waste facility, and has ordered the proponent and nuclear regulator to consult further.
A new kind of support is now available to farmers across Canada who may be struggling with their mental health – a crisis line that can be called at any hour of the day, 365 days a year. The free
This year’s upgrades will include moving the skating rink to a property near Luskville’s Vallée-des-Voyageurs school and insulating the park’s service builsing so it can be used year-round.
Chutes Coulonge Park and Wildwood Nature Escape, both on the Coulonge River, collectively received a total of $300,000 from the federal government to expand their operations.
Upgrades include a new digital sign and a display of local agricultural products in the MRC’s lobby.
Residents likely won’t see the province’s new maps for the Pontiac until the summer, at least.
In the early hours of Feb. 4, Maurice Morin pulled off Highway 148 to help a driver who had gotten a flat tire. The driver, who’d allegedly already stolen two vehicles near Montreal in the 12 hours prior, then took
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