Ottawa Valley Boss Babes highlights female entrepeneurs
July 5, 2022
Brett Thoms Clarendon June 25, 2022 Ottawa Valley Boss Babes, a podcast that features female entrepreneurs in the Ottawa Valley, was at The Little Red
Brett Thoms Clarendon June 25, 2022 Ottawa Valley Boss Babes, a podcast that features female entrepreneurs in the Ottawa Valley, was at The Little Red
The Grade 6 kids at L’Envolée in Campbell’s Bay, planted a tree on June 15th in the municipal park by the baseball park in Campbell’s
Eva Baldi Shawville June 20, 2022 On Monday June 20 Pontiac MNA André Fortin hosted a meeting for the anglophone business owners about how the
The last two weeks of June mark a lucky time for Quebecers. The time sees two holidays where most people get the day off, Saint-Jean-Baptiste
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac June 29, 2022 During the past few weeks in the Pontiac, many students were graduating and celebrating this major milestone. The Pontiac
Zainab Al-Mehdar Thorne June 3, 2022 Tucked away in the Municipality of Thorne (Ladysmith) two sisters are bringing a luxurious chalet experience to the region
Brett Thoms Pontiac June 27, 2022 The government of Quebec announced plans to create a biodiversity reserve around the Coulonge and Black rivers, along with
Brett Thoms Chapeau June 25,2022 A graduation ceremony was held for the 14 graduates of Dr. Wilbert Keon School in Chapeau on Saturday evening. The
Zainab Al-Mehdar Quyon June 21, 2022 The Onslow Elementary School in Quyon celebrated their grade six students’ graduation on June 21. Ralph Mason, Principal of
Eva Baldi Shawville June 22, 2022 Pontiac High School’s outdoor education program received a donation of nearly five-thousand dollars of camping equipment. “Outdoor Ed is
Brett Thoms Clarendon June 25, 2022 Ottawa Valley Boss Babes, a podcast that features female entrepreneurs in the Ottawa Valley, was at The Little Red Wagon Winery on June 25. The event was a gathering of female business owners from
The Grade 6 kids at L’Envolée in Campbell’s Bay, planted a tree on June 15th in the municipal park by the baseball park in Campbell’s Bay. The tree was given to them by the Municipality of Campbell’s Bay, André Fortin
Eva Baldi Shawville June 20, 2022 On Monday June 20 Pontiac MNA André Fortin hosted a meeting for the anglophone business owners about how the new Quebec language legislation will affect their businesses. Bill 96 was voted into law on
The last two weeks of June mark a lucky time for Quebecers. The time sees two holidays where most people get the day off, Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day (Fête nationale) and Canada Day. Holidays are great, and we get two back-to-back. Given
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac June 29, 2022 During the past few weeks in the Pontiac, many students were graduating and celebrating this major milestone. The Pontiac Continuing Education Centre honoured its students on June 16 at the Little Red Wagon Winery
Zainab Al-Mehdar Thorne June 3, 2022 Tucked away in the Municipality of Thorne (Ladysmith) two sisters are bringing a luxurious chalet experience to the region with their unique A-frame cabins, Chalets Prinella. Born and raised in northern Quebec, Nancy Lemay
Brett Thoms Pontiac June 27, 2022 The government of Quebec announced plans to create a biodiversity reserve around the Coulonge and Black rivers, along with the announcement of nine other protected areas across the province. The proposed area will be
Brett Thoms Chapeau June 25,2022 A graduation ceremony was held for the 14 graduates of Dr. Wilbert Keon School in Chapeau on Saturday evening. The event started with a dinner followed by speeches and an award economy. The principal of
Zainab Al-Mehdar Quyon June 21, 2022 The Onslow Elementary School in Quyon celebrated their grade six students’ graduation on June 21. Ralph Mason, Principal of the school, opened up by congratulating the class and acknowledging their resilience. “This group over
Eva Baldi Shawville June 22, 2022 Pontiac High School’s outdoor education program received a donation of nearly five-thousand dollars of camping equipment. “Outdoor Ed is a program that grew out of the canoe club,” said Jordan Kent, who teaches outdoor
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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