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Brett Thoms Pontiac April 17, 2023 Last winter was a short one for winter sports enthusiasts like ice fishermen and snowmobilers as warmer weather in


Brett Thoms Pontiac April 17, 2023 Last winter was a short one for winter sports enthusiasts like ice fishermen and snowmobilers as warmer weather in


Connor Lalande Pontiac April 7, 2023 The Ottawa River Regulation Committee is warning watershed residents of expected increasing water levels and flows along the Ottawa
Charles Dickson Shawville April 10, 2023 After just over a year at THE EQUITY, the weekly newspaper’s editor has decided to go back to university.
Brett Thoms Municipality of Pontiac April 9, 2023 On Sunday, at approximately 6:20 p.m., a 35-year-old man from Gatineau was arrested while driving under the
Brett Thoms Pontiac April 6, 2023 The CAQ government tabled Quebec’s 2023-2024 provincial budget on March 21. Some of the notable provisions: Pontiac MNA André
Waltham: Helen Perry Well, we survived the ice storm last week. We were out of power for a few hours on Wednesday. Some people were
As our town continues to clean up after what was a massive freezing rain storm last week, I took a minute to reflect on how
Mother Nature reigns supreme Dear Editor, We are only two of many who experienced over this past weekend the volatility that happens when Mother Nature
Trying to change the course of history is never an easy thing. There is understandably much hesitance to move away from the familiar, the comfortable,


Brett Thoms Pontiac April 17, 2023 Last winter was a short one for winter sports enthusiasts like ice fishermen and snowmobilers as warmer weather in December and January caused activities to be put on hold until later in the season.


Connor Lalande Pontiac April 7, 2023 The Ottawa River Regulation Committee is warning watershed residents of expected increasing water levels and flows along the Ottawa River over the next number of weeks. According to a press release distributed by the
Charles Dickson Shawville April 10, 2023 After just over a year at THE EQUITY, the weekly newspaper’s editor has decided to go back to university. Brett Thoms, who hails from Bradford, Ontario, is a graduate of Algonquin College’s journalism school
Brett Thoms Municipality of Pontiac April 9, 2023 On Sunday, at approximately 6:20 p.m., a 35-year-old man from Gatineau was arrested while driving under the influence of alcohol, according to MRC des Collines police Facebook post. At the time of
Brett Thoms Pontiac April 6, 2023 The CAQ government tabled Quebec’s 2023-2024 provincial budget on March 21. Some of the notable provisions: Pontiac MNA André Fortin spoke to THE EQUITY about his perspective on some of the budget’s provisions. Overall,
Waltham: Helen Perry Well, we survived the ice storm last week. We were out of power for a few hours on Wednesday. Some people were not so lucky as they were out of power for several days. It sure did
As our town continues to clean up after what was a massive freezing rain storm last week, I took a minute to reflect on how lucky we are to live in a small community. In this latest storm, we lost
Mother Nature reigns supreme Dear Editor, We are only two of many who experienced over this past weekend the volatility that happens when Mother Nature is extremely angry at the world. Yes, we said that and meant to say so,
Trying to change the course of history is never an easy thing. There is understandably much hesitance to move away from the familiar, the comfortable, the way things have always been. Take climate change, for example. Through the period of
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