CISSSO to cut $90 million
November 25, 2024
The province ordered all health networks to balance their budgets by March. How CISSSO will do so isn’t yet clear.
The province ordered all health networks to balance their budgets by March. How CISSSO will do so isn’t yet clear.
Pontiac’s business development agency has organized a full-day conference to help rural business owners become acquainted with some of the ways in which embracing the
After 41 years of community service, the club no longer had enough volunteers to keep running.
The race for the Conservative Party candidate for the Pontiac-Kitigan Zibi riding in the next federal election finally closed its doors to new entries on
Pontiac’s Canada Post drivers joined the 55,000 or so postal workers across the country who walked off the job last week as part of a
Jaycie Hodgins spent a lot of time at the Shawville District Recreation Association as a kid. Through the RA’s summer camps and soccer program, not
Pontiac High School’s 2024 graduating students took a very solid step into adulthood on Saturday evening, crossing the stage to mark their official completion of
The judge’s decision states that while the plaintiffs did “suffer sufficient prejudice”, their damages claim was filed too late.
Lifelong Calumet Island resident Chantal Corriveau was elected to be the seat three councillor for that municipality in a Nov. 3 byelection. The seat became
Communities across the Pontiac are organizing Remembrance Day ceremonies this Sunday, Nov. 10 and Monday, Nov. 11, to remember and honour the soldiers who have
The province ordered all health networks to balance their budgets by March. How CISSSO will do so isn’t yet clear.
Pontiac’s business development agency has organized a full-day conference to help rural business owners become acquainted with some of the ways in which embracing the use of various technologies can make their lives easier. The SADC’s first Tech Summit, scheduled
After 41 years of community service, the club no longer had enough volunteers to keep running.
The race for the Conservative Party candidate for the Pontiac-Kitigan Zibi riding in the next federal election finally closed its doors to new entries on Nov. 13, with a total of six people having thrown their name in the hat
Pontiac’s Canada Post drivers joined the 55,000 or so postal workers across the country who walked off the job last week as part of a nation-wide strike after their union failed to reach a new collective agreement with their employer.
Jaycie Hodgins spent a lot of time at the Shawville District Recreation Association as a kid. Through the RA’s summer camps and soccer program, not to mention the years she’s spent playing hockey with the Pontiac Lions, she’s benefitted from
Pontiac High School’s 2024 graduating students took a very solid step into adulthood on Saturday evening, crossing the stage to mark their official completion of their high school diplomas. They began their high school journeys in 2019, not knowing that
The judge’s decision states that while the plaintiffs did “suffer sufficient prejudice”, their damages claim was filed too late.
Lifelong Calumet Island resident Chantal Corriveau was elected to be the seat three councillor for that municipality in a Nov. 3 byelection. The seat became vacant after former councillor Pierre Jolicoeur passed away in July of this year. “They needed
Communities across the Pontiac are organizing Remembrance Day ceremonies this Sunday, Nov. 10 and Monday, Nov. 11, to remember and honour the soldiers who have served to protect this nation, many of whom sacrificed their lives to protect the freedom
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