The Way We Were
May 24, 2023
25 Years Ago May 20, 1998 Marchand Bridge celebrates 100: In 1898, Augustus Brown built a covered bridge for George Bryson and others to gain
25 Years Ago May 20, 1998 Marchand Bridge celebrates 100: In 1898, Augustus Brown built a covered bridge for George Bryson and others to gain
The first few months of baby’s life fly by, most often in a haze of sleep deprivation, learning curves and adventure. It’s actually crazy when
The recently introduced bill in the National Assembly by the governing CAQ that will increase the base salary of MNAs from $101,561 to $131,766 is
“When I first moved up here, people had thought I’d lost my mind,” Steve Durand said incredulously. “This whole off-grid, cabin culture movement was still
Pontiac High School brought back its annual sports banquet and award ceremony last Thursday. This is the first time the banquet has been held since
In what has become a tradition, Quyon held the third annual Rumble By The River cycle polo tournament from May 19 until May 22. Taking
Situated alongside Norway Bay’s picturesque beachfront, the annual Bristol Market held its first gathering of the season this past Saturday. While heavy rains did their
Brett Thoms Shawville May 19, 2023 The Pontiac Community Hospital Foundation (FHC Pontiac) held a press conference to announce the expansion of the oncology facilities
Brett Thoms Shawville May 18, 2023 The 11th edition of the Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School Spring Fair was held last Thursday. Admission to the
Brett Thoms Campbell’s Bay May 17, 2023 The MRC Council of Mayor’s held its monthly public meeting last Wednesday. The meeting saw a series of
25 Years Ago May 20, 1998 Marchand Bridge celebrates 100: In 1898, Augustus Brown built a covered bridge for George Bryson and others to gain access to the growing town of Fort Coulonge. One hundred years later, Brown’s grandson and
The first few months of baby’s life fly by, most often in a haze of sleep deprivation, learning curves and adventure. It’s actually crazy when you get to the food stage, because suddenly your little one is on their way
The recently introduced bill in the National Assembly by the governing CAQ that will increase the base salary of MNAs from $101,561 to $131,766 is a bad policy with horrible timing. At a time when everyone is struggling with food
“When I first moved up here, people had thought I’d lost my mind,” Steve Durand said incredulously. “This whole off-grid, cabin culture movement was still in its infancy and I don’t think many people understood what I was trying to
Pontiac High School brought back its annual sports banquet and award ceremony last Thursday. This is the first time the banquet has been held since 2013. Over the course of the event, awards for hockey, track and field, basketball, overall
In what has become a tradition, Quyon held the third annual Rumble By The River cycle polo tournament from May 19 until May 22. Taking place on the hockey rink and fields that surround the Quyon Community Centre, the event
Situated alongside Norway Bay’s picturesque beachfront, the annual Bristol Market held its first gathering of the season this past Saturday. While heavy rains did their best to put a damper on the occasion, vendors and shoppers alike turned out in
Brett Thoms Shawville May 19, 2023 The Pontiac Community Hospital Foundation (FHC Pontiac) held a press conference to announce the expansion of the oncology facilities in the Pontiac Hospital last Friday. FHC Pontiac raised over $30,000 to expand the facilities,
Brett Thoms Shawville May 18, 2023 The 11th edition of the Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School Spring Fair was held last Thursday. Admission to the fair was free but attendees could buy tickets for $5 each which got them access
Brett Thoms Campbell’s Bay May 17, 2023 The MRC Council of Mayor’s held its monthly public meeting last Wednesday. The meeting saw a series of diverse resolutions passed, ranging from a response to the most recent round of flooding, a
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