Ottawa Valley roots run deep through Colleen Jones. A modern-day singer-songwriter with an eclectic array of traditional influences, Jones is forging a path through the
Connor Lalande Shawville March 25, 2023 The Pontiac Quad Club held the 3rd edition of its much anticipated “BIG WOW” Poker Run this past Saturday.
Brett Thoms Shawville March 24, 2023 A senior’s fair was held at Pontiac High School last Friday, hosted by the Table des aînés et retraités
Pierre Cyr Pontiac March 27, 2023 Last fall, during Radio-Canada’s La Semaine Verte and Enquête programs, the unknown long-term impact of importing and spreading biosolids
Tim Ferrigan Fort-Coulonge March 27, 2023 The Fort-Coulonge Midget (U18) Comets, many playing in their final game of minor hockey, had the biggest win of
Brett Thoms Pontiac March 26, 2023 A by-election to fill the post was officially announced on March 9. Candidates had between March 10 and March
Sailor 2nd Class Nathaniel Lance from Campbell’s Bay has received the Special Service Medal for his participation in Operation Reassurance as part of NATO aboard
Jillian Young – Quyon Happy spring to all. I’m sure many are happy to see the change of the season, even though it still looks
Disappointment on the waste management front Dear Editor, As environment councillor for Thorne, and a member of the waste management committee of MRC, I am
Ottawa Valley roots run deep through Colleen Jones. A modern-day singer-songwriter with an eclectic array of traditional influences, Jones is forging a path through the regional music scene using her Ottawa Valley background as her emphatic calling card. In celebration
Connor Lalande Shawville March 25, 2023 The Pontiac Quad Club held the 3rd edition of its much anticipated “BIG WOW” Poker Run this past Saturday. Marking the return of an event that had been put on hiatus due to the
Brett Thoms Shawville March 24, 2023 A senior’s fair was held at Pontiac High School last Friday, hosted by the Table des aînés et retraités du Pontiac. The event offered an opportunity for seniors to socialize, attend various workshops, see
Pierre Cyr Pontiac March 27, 2023 Last fall, during Radio-Canada’s La Semaine Verte and Enquête programs, the unknown long-term impact of importing and spreading biosolids from the United States as agricultural fertilizer was brought to light. To put it bluntly,
Tim Ferrigan Fort-Coulonge March 27, 2023 The Fort-Coulonge Midget (U18) Comets, many playing in their final game of minor hockey, had the biggest win of their lives on Sunday, defeating the Renfrew Timberwolves in the third and deciding game of
Brett Thoms Pontiac March 26, 2023 A by-election to fill the post was officially announced on March 9. Candidates had between March 10 and March 24 to register. If more than one candidate contested the election, the vote was set
Sailor 2nd Class Nathaniel Lance from Campbell’s Bay has received the Special Service Medal for his participation in Operation Reassurance as part of NATO aboard HMCS Montreal in support of the Ukraine. The medal was created to recognize members of
Jillian Young – Quyon Happy spring to all. I’m sure many are happy to see the change of the season, even though it still looks quite wintry out there. I can say I actually saw my first robin on Saturday,
Disappointment on the waste management front Dear Editor, As environment councillor for Thorne, and a member of the waste management committee of MRC, I am dedicated to the idea of reducing the costs of disposing of things citizens buy and
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