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George St-Pierre served with the Otter Lake fire department for the better part of his adult life. From 1989 up until his passing in Aug.
The community’s recreation committee went big this year with celebrating Quebec’s national holiday, which this year coincided with the RA’s 50th anniversary.
Just a week after Prime Minister Mark Carney shared his government’s strategy to build food security in this country, the Liberals quietly snuck through a
Earlier this month, the federal government introduced its new food security strategy which lays out its plan for producing more food domestically, making it more
Bristol residents with questions and concerns about recent goings-on at the municipality packed its town hall on June 16 to try to get some answers.
Two Pontiac elementary students have won top prizes in the Quebec Women’s Institutes’ annual creative writing competition. Nora Tubman, a Grade 3 student at Dr.
Council voted five in favour and one against the termination, which was effective May 26.
We can all breathe a sigh of relief. Our federal government now has a plan for how it’s going to develop this country into an
A young Bristol resident is getting ready for yet another academic adventure this summer. Josephine Hatton, a Grade 10 Pontiac High School student who last
A total fire ban will remain in place across the Pontiac this weekend and into next week despite SOPFEU’s decision on Friday to lift its
George St-Pierre served with the Otter Lake fire department for the better part of his adult life. From 1989 up until his passing in Aug. 2024, he was committed to helping his neighbours in whatever ways he was able, even
The community’s recreation committee went big this year with celebrating Quebec’s national holiday, which this year coincided with the RA’s 50th anniversary.
Just a week after Prime Minister Mark Carney shared his government’s strategy to build food security in this country, the Liberals quietly snuck through a bill that will radically change how pesticides are regulated, or rather, deregulated. Bill C-30, passed
Earlier this month, the federal government introduced its new food security strategy which lays out its plan for producing more food domestically, making it more affordable for consumers, and making the whole food system less dependent on other countries. The
Bristol residents with questions and concerns about recent goings-on at the municipality packed its town hall on June 16 to try to get some answers. Some 80 people squeezed themselves into all corners of the meeting room to hear from
Two Pontiac elementary students have won top prizes in the Quebec Women’s Institutes’ annual creative writing competition. Nora Tubman, a Grade 3 student at Dr. S. E. McDowell Elementary School, won first place out of all Grade 3 submissions from
Council voted five in favour and one against the termination, which was effective May 26.
We can all breathe a sigh of relief. Our federal government now has a plan for how it’s going to develop this country into an artificial intelligence superpower while protecting Canadians from the harms of this quickly evolving technology. So
A young Bristol resident is getting ready for yet another academic adventure this summer. Josephine Hatton, a Grade 10 Pontiac High School student who last year was one of 300 Canadian youth selected to participate in the Forum for Young
A total fire ban will remain in place across the Pontiac this weekend and into next week despite SOPFEU’s decision on Friday to lift its ban on open-air fires.
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