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August 16, 2023
You occasionally hear someone say how much they wish there was a Tim Horton’s or a McDonalds here in the Pontiac. We couldn’t disagree more.
You occasionally hear someone say how much they wish there was a Tim Horton’s or a McDonalds here in the Pontiac. We couldn’t disagree more.
A short history of the Pontiac Pacific Junction Railway Episode 4: The life and death of the railway With the railway complete, the company shipped
“It’s an incredible service,” says Shawville cancer patient A service that gives Pontiac residents a ride to medical appointments needs more volunteer drivers. “People really
Connor Lalande Pontiac August 10, 2023 To the average Pontiacer, hearing the term ZEC likely elicits images of picturesque lakes, unbroken forests, frolicking deer and
Pierre Cyr Davidson August 14, 2023 “Enough is enough!” These are the words of Hubert St-Cyr, Chairman of the Board of Davidson Sawmills in Mansfield-Pontefract.
Council needs more information, says mayor Charles Dickson litchfield August 14, 2023 A motion of support for a proposed incinerator project was rejected by Litchfield
Charles Dickson Ottawa August 10, 2023 The chiefs of two Algonquin First Nation communities made it clear on Thursday that they do not consent to
Cindy Melcher Carp, ON August 13, 2023 An enthusiastic crowd gathered at Highland Park in Carp this past Sunday for a ceremony to honour the
Charles Dickson Norway Bay August 12, 2023 Hockey Hall of Famer Larry ‘Big Bird’ Robinson teed off at a charity golf tournament hosted by the
A fitting celebration of Bryson’s 150th as Perry Kluke takes you back in time Glen Hartle Bryson August 9, 2023 As a part of the
You occasionally hear someone say how much they wish there was a Tim Horton’s or a McDonalds here in the Pontiac. We couldn’t disagree more. Every time you buy anything at a multinational chain, you are sending your money to
A short history of the Pontiac Pacific Junction Railway Episode 4: The life and death of the railway With the railway complete, the company shipped approximately 10,000 tons of ore between November, 1889 and July, 1890, most of it ending
“It’s an incredible service,” says Shawville cancer patient A service that gives Pontiac residents a ride to medical appointments needs more volunteer drivers. “People really rely on this service,” says TransporAction Executive Director Sylvie Bertrand. “Most of our clients don’t
Connor Lalande Pontiac August 10, 2023 To the average Pontiacer, hearing the term ZEC likely elicits images of picturesque lakes, unbroken forests, frolicking deer and smoky campfires. Places to hunt, fish, canoe and revel in the rich mosaic of Quebec’s
Pierre Cyr Davidson August 14, 2023 “Enough is enough!” These are the words of Hubert St-Cyr, Chairman of the Board of Davidson Sawmills in Mansfield-Pontefract. He and his brother Bruno St-Cyr, Executive Vice President, have decided to throw in the
Council needs more information, says mayor Charles Dickson litchfield August 14, 2023 A motion of support for a proposed incinerator project was rejected by Litchfield Council at its meeting last Tuesday evening. “I have brought it to the table several
Charles Dickson Ottawa August 10, 2023 The chiefs of two Algonquin First Nation communities made it clear on Thursday that they do not consent to the proposed siting of a nuclear waste dump on their unceded territory close to the
Cindy Melcher Carp, ON August 13, 2023 An enthusiastic crowd gathered at Highland Park in Carp this past Sunday for a ceremony to honour the legacy of Dr. Roly Armitage, a beloved Pontiac veterinarian. The occasion was made all the
Charles Dickson Norway Bay August 12, 2023 Hockey Hall of Famer Larry ‘Big Bird’ Robinson teed off at a charity golf tournament hosted by the Norway Bay Golf Club on Saturday afternoon to raise money for Soldier On, a program
A fitting celebration of Bryson’s 150th as Perry Kluke takes you back in time Glen Hartle Bryson August 9, 2023 As a part of the Bryson Summer Festival, and coinciding with the town’s 150th anniversary celebration, local history buff Perry
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