Fort-Coulonge women’s hockey tournament doubles in size
March 14, 2026
The Pontiac Meteors women’s hockey team hosted its second annual tournament on home ice in Fort-Coulonge over the weekend. The event drew eight teams from
The Pontiac Meteors women’s hockey team hosted its second annual tournament on home ice in Fort-Coulonge over the weekend. The event drew eight teams from
Hydro-Québec said its expects power will be restored to most homes by midnight Mar. 12.
As Pontiac residents are once again gearing up for the region’s annual St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, digging out their favourite Kelly Green top hats and
When Clarendon farmers Kristine Amyotte and Robbie Beck converted a new piece of land from pasture into a crop field, they soon realized the toll
Two Clarendon cattle breeders teamed up for the third iteration of a purebred Charolais bull sale on Mar. 10, packing the Renfrew Pontiac Livestock sales
Fort-Coulonge is on the hunt for a new assistant director general after its interim DG resigned unexpectedly at the end of February, the same month
It’s been a big year for the Anglican Parish of West Quebec. Until last year, the parish included churches in Danford Lake, Radford and Shawville,
This week’s paper shares several stories about people across the Pontiac organizing themselves to hold onto the spaces that hold us. In Pontiac county’s northeastern
Louise Francoeur has been a member of the Filles d’Isabelle community service club in Fort-Coulonge for 35 years. She along with its nearly 300 other
The Family Centre’s 2024-2025 financial statement reported a $185K net loss that year.
The Pontiac Meteors women’s hockey team hosted its second annual tournament on home ice in Fort-Coulonge over the weekend. The event drew eight teams from Gatineau and across the Ottawa Valley, twice the number that participated in last year’s inaugural
Hydro-Québec said its expects power will be restored to most homes by midnight Mar. 12.
As Pontiac residents are once again gearing up for the region’s annual St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, digging out their favourite Kelly Green top hats and scarves and leprechaun tights, tuning up their fiddles and polishing off their step dancing shoes,
When Clarendon farmers Kristine Amyotte and Robbie Beck converted a new piece of land from pasture into a crop field, they soon realized the toll it was having on the soil. The land in question formed a valley, at the
Two Clarendon cattle breeders teamed up for the third iteration of a purebred Charolais bull sale on Mar. 10, packing the Renfrew Pontiac Livestock sales barn an hour ahead of its regular 1 p.m. sale. The auction was organized by
Fort-Coulonge is on the hunt for a new assistant director general after its interim DG resigned unexpectedly at the end of February, the same month the previous assistant DG was let go.
It’s been a big year for the Anglican Parish of West Quebec. Until last year, the parish included churches in Danford Lake, Radford and Shawville, chapels in Thorne Centre, Charteris, Greermount, Kazabazua and Wright, as well as several cemeteries where
This week’s paper shares several stories about people across the Pontiac organizing themselves to hold onto the spaces that hold us. In Pontiac county’s northeastern corner, Danford Lake residents celebrated the beginning of a new chapter for their beloved community
Louise Francoeur has been a member of the Filles d’Isabelle community service club in Fort-Coulonge for 35 years. She along with its nearly 300 other members have spent countless hours elbow to elbow rolling out dough for the club’s annual
The Family Centre’s 2024-2025 financial statement reported a $185K net loss that year.
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