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
Stuart Marples and Monique Laroche were spotted giving out ice-cream during their Fellowship Connection event at New Hope Christian Fellowship in Shawville last Thursday. The
Connor Lalande Pontiac June 18, 2023 Striking school bus drivers have voted against a tentative agreement between their union and their employer, Autobus Lasalle. Bus
Connor Lalande Pontiac June 19, 2023 Firefighting efforts and favorable weather conditions have combined to allow for all forest fires burning within the Pontiac to
Charles Dickson Bristol June 15, 2023 THE EQUITY had the opportunity one afternoon last week to sit down with André Fortin, Pontiac’s Member of the
Pierre cyr Pontiac June 20, 2023 The famous St-Jean-Baptiste has been celebrated in Quebec since 1843. It originates from a Catholic tradition dating back to
Eva Baldi Shawville June 14, 2023 With the high levels of smoke in the past few weeks caused by forest fires across the province, health
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
Stuart Marples and Monique Laroche were spotted giving out ice-cream during their Fellowship Connection event at New Hope Christian Fellowship in Shawville last Thursday. The initiative was launched by Laroche to bring people back to church and build connections within
Connor Lalande Pontiac June 18, 2023 Striking school bus drivers have voted against a tentative agreement between their union and their employer, Autobus Lasalle. Bus drivers, represented by the Teamsters union, on Sunday voted 55 per cent against an agreement
Connor Lalande Pontiac June 19, 2023 Firefighting efforts and favorable weather conditions have combined to allow for all forest fires burning within the Pontiac to be extinguished, MRC officials say. MRC Pontiac Public Safety Coordinator Julien Gagnon says that the
Charles Dickson Bristol June 15, 2023 THE EQUITY had the opportunity one afternoon last week to sit down with André Fortin, Pontiac’s Member of the National Assembly, to explore his thoughts on the meaning of the upcoming Saint-Jean-Baptiste celebration, now
Pierre cyr Pontiac June 20, 2023 The famous St-Jean-Baptiste has been celebrated in Quebec since 1843. It originates from a Catholic tradition dating back to the beginning of the colony in the 17th century. This celebration is associated with the
Eva Baldi Shawville June 14, 2023 With the high levels of smoke in the past few weeks caused by forest fires across the province, health officials are offering guidelines to help reduce effects of smoke inhalation. During times of high
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