
Le Patro holds its annual open house for Saint-Jean-Baptiste
Eva Baldi Fort Coulonge June 23, 2023 On Friday, Le Patro held its annual open house showcasing its facility to the public and celebrating Saint-Jean-Baptiste.

Eva Baldi Fort Coulonge June 23, 2023 On Friday, Le Patro held its annual open house showcasing its facility to the public and celebrating Saint-Jean-Baptiste.

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While scooter provides new-found freedom, mobility now limited by unsafe crossing Charles Dickson Shawville June 23, 2023 Sydney Sharpe drives her new mobility scooter west

Eva Baldi Shawville June 15, 2023 Last Thursday evening, the Anglican Young Women’s Association held its biannual barbeque chicken dinner. The evening had a good

Connor Lalande Campbell’s Bay June 17, 2023 The RA hall in Campbell’s Bay was packed Saturday evening for the 75th anniversary celebration of Royal Canadian

Eva Baldi Norway Bay June 18, 2023 Six teams participated in the third annual father’s day car rally in Norway Bay on Sunday. A car

Eva Baldi Shawville June 5, 2023 Earlier this month, the Pontiac High School leadership class put on a baseball tournament for their fellow students. The

Connor Lalande shawville June 17, 2023 The Producers and Makers Market returned to the Shawville Fairgrounds this past Saturday for its weekly gathering of vendors

Connor Lalande Clarendon June 17, 2023 Vendors and shoppers from far and wide gathered for Pontiac Farmers’ Market’s bird and small farm animal buy/sell day

“The normal school in Chapeau will cease to exist in June 1969” said the telegram from the Quebec education ministry in August, 1968. “Does a

Eva Baldi Fort Coulonge June 23, 2023 On Friday, Le Patro held its annual open house showcasing its facility to the public and celebrating Saint-Jean-Baptiste. According to Suzie Lavigne, director of Le Patro, this longstanding tradition began the year they

Chapeau Graduation: Introducing Dr. Wilbert Keon School’s 2023 Grads Fort Coulonge Graduation: Introducing École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge’s 2023 Grads Shawville Graduation: Introducing Pontiac High School’s 2023 Grads

While scooter provides new-found freedom, mobility now limited by unsafe crossing Charles Dickson Shawville June 23, 2023 Sydney Sharpe drives her new mobility scooter west along the paved PPJ trail that follows the ridge overlooking Shawville, and stops at the

Eva Baldi Shawville June 15, 2023 Last Thursday evening, the Anglican Young Women’s Association held its biannual barbeque chicken dinner. The evening had a good turnout with nearly every seat in the St. Paul’s hall filled. At the conclusion of

Connor Lalande Campbell’s Bay June 17, 2023 The RA hall in Campbell’s Bay was packed Saturday evening for the 75th anniversary celebration of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 162. In a commemoration of the Legion’s enduring legacy of supporting veterans and

Eva Baldi Norway Bay June 18, 2023 Six teams participated in the third annual father’s day car rally in Norway Bay on Sunday. A car rally is an event where participants are given hints, clues and instructions that help them

Eva Baldi Shawville June 5, 2023 Earlier this month, the Pontiac High School leadership class put on a baseball tournament for their fellow students. The tournament ran from nine in the morning until the last bell of the day. The

Connor Lalande shawville June 17, 2023 The Producers and Makers Market returned to the Shawville Fairgrounds this past Saturday for its weekly gathering of vendors selling a range of artisan products. William Bastien, coordinator of the market, explained that after

Connor Lalande Clarendon June 17, 2023 Vendors and shoppers from far and wide gathered for Pontiac Farmers’ Market’s bird and small farm animal buy/sell day this past Saturday. Held at R and R Farms, located at the western end of

“The normal school in Chapeau will cease to exist in June 1969” said the telegram from the Quebec education ministry in August, 1968. “Does a good school ever really cease to exist?” Sister Mary Edwin asked at the time. Apparently
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