Starship Troopers invade Quyon
July 5, 2022
Brett Thoms Quyon June 24, 2022 Cinema Cimetiere, a group that puts on outdoor movies in Quyon, held their second film screening of the summer
Brett Thoms Quyon June 24, 2022 Cinema Cimetiere, a group that puts on outdoor movies in Quyon, held their second film screening of the summer
Friday June 24th people gathered at Ferme Pure Conscience to welcome in the summer solstice, eat some local produce and take a salsa dancing lesson.
Zainab Al-Mehdar Shawville June 29, 2022 For some students learning in the traditional way does not always cut it and with funding Dr. S.E. McDowell
Eva Baldi Pontiac July 6, 2022 On June 16, Mike Owen Sabagenzi was officially chosen to represent the Quebec Solidaire party in the upcoming provincial
Fran Langford-Erfle brought in this photo, taken circa 1950. Some of our more senior Shawville residents will remember when Selly Langford’s store occupied the space
Never letting anything stand in her way and with a passion for sports, Teena Murray, a native to Shawville, has landed her dream position with
Brett Thoms Bryson July 2, 2022 Featuring EDM artists from across the world, the Grove and Bass festival returned to the Pontiac this year. The
Brett Thoms Mansfield-et-Pontefract July 2, 2022 Mansfield-et-Pontefract held its annual celebration on Canada Day weekend, Mansfield-en-fête. The event featured live music, fireworks, bouncy castles, face
Brett Thoms Pontiac July 1, 2022 Sheenboro held its first Canada Day since 2019. “It just feels like it’s a homecoming for Sheen,” said Jean
Brett Thoms Sand Bay July 2, 2022 Jim Jones, long time Sand Bay resident, was honoured for his contributions to his community on Saturday. At
Brett Thoms Quyon June 24, 2022 Cinema Cimetiere, a group that puts on outdoor movies in Quyon, held their second film screening of the summer on Friday. For $10, movie goers could set themselves up to watch a screening of
Friday June 24th people gathered at Ferme Pure Conscience to welcome in the summer solstice, eat some local produce and take a salsa dancing lesson. Owner Gemma Villavicencio spoke on the event saying “we’re celebrating the beginning of the summer
Zainab Al-Mehdar Shawville June 29, 2022 For some students learning in the traditional way does not always cut it and with funding Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School was able to offer an enrichment program for select students this year, the
Eva Baldi Pontiac July 6, 2022 On June 16, Mike Owen Sabagenzi was officially chosen to represent the Quebec Solidaire party in the upcoming provincial election. Sabagenzi was born in Burundi, but his family moved to the municipality of Pontiac
Fran Langford-Erfle brought in this photo, taken circa 1950. Some of our more senior Shawville residents will remember when Selly Langford’s store occupied the space at 357 Main Street, currently occupied by Brooklyn Place. According to Fran, Selly Langford stands
Never letting anything stand in her way and with a passion for sports, Teena Murray, a native to Shawville, has landed her dream position with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Growing up, anyone that knew Murray could spot her on the ice
Brett Thoms Bryson July 2, 2022 Featuring EDM artists from across the world, the Grove and Bass festival returned to the Pontiac this year. The event was held at the Paradise Leisure Park in Bryson, just beside the bridge to
Brett Thoms Mansfield-et-Pontefract July 2, 2022 Mansfield-et-Pontefract held its annual celebration on Canada Day weekend, Mansfield-en-fête. The event featured live music, fireworks, bouncy castles, face painting and a baseball tournament. The purpose of the celebrations is to fundraise for firefighters
Brett Thoms Pontiac July 1, 2022 Sheenboro held its first Canada Day since 2019. “It just feels like it’s a homecoming for Sheen,” said Jean Gleason, who is on the Sheenboro Canada Day committee. “This is a community that has
Brett Thoms Sand Bay July 2, 2022 Jim Jones, long time Sand Bay resident, was honoured for his contributions to his community on Saturday. At the unveiling of the new backstop at the Sand Bay Ball Park, Jones was honoured
The Bromley Historical Society welcomes Renfrew County historian Dave Lemkay to speak on Pines in the Sand – Lemke Family Roots and Branches. This free public presentation takes place on Sunday, August 17, 2pm, at the Old Town Hall, 498 Micksburg Road, Osceola. His talk draws on his extensive family research from Germany to Petawawa Township, across North America and the world. Refreshments will be served.
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