Brett Thoms Pontiac May 1, 2023 The National Farmers Union (NFU), a Canada-wide labour organization representing farmers has data suggesting that farmers are not profiting
Brett Thoms Luskville April 29, 2023 The Association équestre du Pontiac held its annual tack sale and an equestrian day at the Luskville Community Centre
Brett Thoms Luskville April 27, 2023 A Gatineau man was severely injured after a paragliding accident on Gatineau Park Cliffs overlooking Luskville last Thursday. The
Brett Thoms Shawville May 1, 2023 Despite the rain, Pontiac school bus drivers represented by the Teamsters Quebec Local 106 picketed the Shawville offices of
Glen Hartle Shawville April 27-29, 2023 Forty-two people are listed in the playbill as the cast and crew for the Pontiac High School’s rendition of
Brett Thoms Shawville April 21, 2023 The MRC Pontiac, in partnership with the Montreal-based consultancy firm ArtExpert held a series of public consultations on updating
Brett Thoms Shawville April 22, 2023 Fierté Pontiac Pride held its first board game night at the Little Red Wagon Winery last Saturday. The event
Connor Lalande Pontiac April 26, 2023 The Société de protection des forêts contre le feu (SOPFEU) is launching its annual public information campaign concerning forest
Connor Lalande Pontiac April 23, 2023 Water levels and flows along much of the main stem of the Ottawa River are forecast to stabilize over
Brett Thoms Pontiac May 1, 2023 The National Farmers Union (NFU), a Canada-wide labour organization representing farmers has data suggesting that farmers are not profiting from food price increases. The information comes from a brief submitted to he House of
Brett Thoms Luskville April 29, 2023 The Association équestre du Pontiac held its annual tack sale and an equestrian day at the Luskville Community Centre last Saturday. The event saw a saw of variety of horsemanship-related products, various presentations and
Brett Thoms Luskville April 27, 2023 A Gatineau man was severely injured after a paragliding accident on Gatineau Park Cliffs overlooking Luskville last Thursday. The 61-year-old man was severely injured, suffering damage to his head and body, but as of
Brett Thoms Shawville May 1, 2023 Despite the rain, Pontiac school bus drivers represented by the Teamsters Quebec Local 106 picketed the Shawville offices of Autobus Lasalle at 149 West St on Monday, the first day of their strike action.
Glen Hartle Shawville April 27-29, 2023 Forty-two people are listed in the playbill as the cast and crew for the Pontiac High School’s rendition of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s rock opera, Jesus Christ Superstar. And every one of
Brett Thoms Shawville April 21, 2023 The MRC Pontiac, in partnership with the Montreal-based consultancy firm ArtExpert held a series of public consultations on updating the cultural policy of the MRC. There were five consultations in total, with three being
Brett Thoms Shawville April 22, 2023 Fierté Pontiac Pride held its first board game night at the Little Red Wagon Winery last Saturday. The event was open to anyone to come out a play a wide variety of board games
Connor Lalande Pontiac April 26, 2023 The Société de protection des forêts contre le feu (SOPFEU) is launching its annual public information campaign concerning forest fire prevention within the province of Quebec. In a statement released by the SOPFEU, the
Connor Lalande Pontiac April 23, 2023 Water levels and flows along much of the main stem of the Ottawa River are forecast to stabilize over the coming days. The Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board has said that while recent rainfall
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