The spaces that hold us
March 3, 2026
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
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.
Ski Pontiac held its annual general meeting for the 2024-2025 financial year on Mar. 1 at the Bristol firehall. For over a decade the non-profit
Winter came through for one last hoorah on Sunday, just in time for the annual Campbell’s Bay winter carnival. With full sun and temperatures hovering
Le Patro and the Centre de Loisirs des Draveurs joined forces to bring residents of Mansfield and Fort-Coulonge a two-day winter carnival at the Fort-Coulonge
For 50 years, Danford Lake’s Bethany Hall has hosted card tournaments and carnivals, dances and dinners, weddings and wakes. Since the hall was first erected
Eight Chapeau clans reunited over the weekend to go head-to-head with their rivals in the community’s 18th annual family hockey tournament at the Upper Pontiac
Students in École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge’s 2025 graduating class celebrated the official end of their high school careers on Saturday afternoon (Feb. 21), crossing the stage
When Olivia Davis first got into her canoe on the Dumoine River last summer, she could not, for the life of her, get it to
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.
Ski Pontiac held its annual general meeting for the 2024-2025 financial year on Mar. 1 at the Bristol firehall. For over a decade the non-profit has been working to make cross-country skiing and snowshoeing accessible to Pontiac residents by grooming
Winter came through for one last hoorah on Sunday, just in time for the annual Campbell’s Bay winter carnival. With full sun and temperatures hovering around -15 C, youngsters were abound at the town’s ice rink. Pumped up on hot
Le Patro and the Centre de Loisirs des Draveurs joined forces to bring residents of Mansfield and Fort-Coulonge a two-day winter carnival at the Fort-Coulonge arena over the weekend, with fun for all ages on offer over the course of
For 50 years, Danford Lake’s Bethany Hall has hosted card tournaments and carnivals, dances and dinners, weddings and wakes. Since the hall was first erected by a team of volunteers in 1976, the building has been a focal point for
Eight Chapeau clans reunited over the weekend to go head-to-head with their rivals in the community’s 18th annual family hockey tournament at the Upper Pontiac Sports Complex.
Students in École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge’s 2025 graduating class celebrated the official end of their high school careers on Saturday afternoon (Feb. 21), crossing the stage to mark the completion of their diplomas. Forty students returned to the high school for
When Olivia Davis first got into her canoe on the Dumoine River last summer, she could not, for the life of her, get it to go straight. Headwinds, currents, and whitewater rapids made it difficult for her and her paddling
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