Brett Thoms Campbell’s Bay February 15, 2023 The MRC Pontiac held its monthly meeting last Wednesday. The meeting kicked off with the announcement that Kim
Connor Lalande Pontiac February 13, 2022 The MRC Pontiac Youth Council met for its first official sitting and swearing in ceremony on February 13 at
Brett Thoms Chapeau February 10, 2023 Over 180 people registered to watch four comedians including Greg Schroder, Clint Gibbons and Melanie Paige at the Harrington
Brett Thoms Luskville February 9, 2023 The Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) announced last Thursday that the skating rink in Luskville was vandalized by three unidentified
Thank you for explaining Dear Editor, Thank you for your editorial on page 4 (Feb.8, 2023). Thank you for explaining again the pinch that the
Managing garbage is not sexy. You probably won’t get elected for having the best waste management strategy. The reality is that we cannot indefinitely use
I sat in a meeting physically, but my mind was miles away. Earlier that morning my doggy had disappeared from view on our morning walk.
Feb. 11,1998 25 Years Ago Sunny skies for Luskville carnival: Carnival organizers couldn’t have asked for a more perfect weekend. Sunny skies attracted hundreds to
You’ll have to hit the internet though. It arrived unannounced, doesn’t have a sign hanging on a door in town and the business hours aren’t
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge Feb. 10, 2023 Billed as “A Night of Memories and Hope for the Future,” the annual lumberjack dinner was hosted at Spruceholme
Brett Thoms Campbell’s Bay February 15, 2023 The MRC Pontiac held its monthly meeting last Wednesday. The meeting kicked off with the announcement that Kim Lesage has been hired as the director general (DG) for the MRC Pontiac on a
Connor Lalande Pontiac February 13, 2022 The MRC Pontiac Youth Council met for its first official sitting and swearing in ceremony on February 13 at the MRC office in Campbell’s Bay. Several mayors attended the event as well as MRC
Brett Thoms Chapeau February 10, 2023 Over 180 people registered to watch four comedians including Greg Schroder, Clint Gibbons and Melanie Paige at the Harrington Hall in Chapeau Saturday night. The event was organized by Marché de Chapeau and the
Brett Thoms Luskville February 9, 2023 The Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) announced last Thursday that the skating rink in Luskville was vandalized by three unidentified young people. The door of the skate cabin was knocked down and the electric radiators
Thank you for explaining Dear Editor, Thank you for your editorial on page 4 (Feb.8, 2023). Thank you for explaining again the pinch that the encroaching French-first language laws are bringing against bilingualism in Quebec. Trusting that I may respond
Managing garbage is not sexy. You probably won’t get elected for having the best waste management strategy. The reality is that we cannot indefinitely use the taxpayers’ money to support a residual waste management plan that is not performing especially
I sat in a meeting physically, but my mind was miles away. Earlier that morning my doggy had disappeared from view on our morning walk. I called and called but there was no response. As my imagination took over, I
Feb. 11,1998 25 Years Ago Sunny skies for Luskville carnival: Carnival organizers couldn’t have asked for a more perfect weekend. Sunny skies attracted hundreds to Luskville’s five-day carnival. About 250 attended the supper and closing ceremonies Sunday. Many others participated
You’ll have to hit the internet though. It arrived unannounced, doesn’t have a sign hanging on a door in town and the business hours aren’t quite nine to five. JR Art Lab took up residence just North of Ladysmith last
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge Feb. 10, 2023 Billed as “A Night of Memories and Hope for the Future,” the annual lumberjack dinner was hosted at Spruceholme Inn by owner and MRC Pontiac Warden Jane Toller last Friday night. The night was
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