The Way We Were
October 18, 2022
Oct. 15,1997 25 Years Ago Cut cable leaves thousands phoneless for eight hours: More than 5,000 Telebec and Bell subscribers in Pontiac were without telephone
Oct. 15,1997 25 Years Ago Cut cable leaves thousands phoneless for eight hours: More than 5,000 Telebec and Bell subscribers in Pontiac were without telephone
The Pontiac is blessed with many volunteer organizations that do crucial work to make life here better than it would otherwise be, organizations staffed by
In this crazy ride called parenting, we often come face to face with differences in our children that we may not have seen in other
Martin Paquette, a 45-year-old father who lives in Luskville, carries a dual identity as the head of Hird Hafn Hullsborg, a group that performs historical
Brett Thoms Quyon October 1, 2022 A flea market called Marché Pontiac was held at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Fort Coulonge on Saturday.
Brett Thoms Pontiac October 14, 2022 With the nights getting colder peoples, concerns about stray and feral cat populations in the Pontiac THE EQUITY thought
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Oct. 13, 2022 With a long history of being a logging region and building the local economy around the forestry industry, when
Brett Thoms Quyon October 15, 2022 The Quyon Lionettes held its 34 annual car rally on Saturday. The event saw about 46 car registrations with
Glen Hartle Portage du fort Oct. 14, 2022 ArtPontiac prepares to wrap up the 2022 season and president Cheryl Beillard reflects on her first year
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Oct. 14, 2022 A water advisory was issued in early June in Fort-Coulonge and for almost three months the residents have had
Oct. 15,1997 25 Years Ago Cut cable leaves thousands phoneless for eight hours: More than 5,000 Telebec and Bell subscribers in Pontiac were without telephone service last Wednesday after a phone cable between Luskville and Quyon was accidentally cut by
The Pontiac is blessed with many volunteer organizations that do crucial work to make life here better than it would otherwise be, organizations staffed by people who donate their time and are funded, in large part, by donations. Their volunteer
In this crazy ride called parenting, we often come face to face with differences in our children that we may not have seen in other children. It can be in how they write, play, talk, move and really so many
Martin Paquette, a 45-year-old father who lives in Luskville, carries a dual identity as the head of Hird Hafn Hullsborg, a group that performs historical re-enactment & martial arts straight out of the Dark Ages. Through Hird Hafn Hullsborg, Paquette
Brett Thoms Quyon October 1, 2022 A flea market called Marché Pontiac was held at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Fort Coulonge on Saturday. The market’s purpose was to raise funds for the the Maison de la famille in
Brett Thoms Pontiac October 14, 2022 With the nights getting colder peoples, concerns about stray and feral cat populations in the Pontiac THE EQUITY thought now would be an appropriate time to check in on the organization that tries to
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Oct. 13, 2022 With a long history of being a logging region and building the local economy around the forestry industry, when mills started closing in 2008, many people were devastated and jobs were lost. At the
Brett Thoms Quyon October 15, 2022 The Quyon Lionettes held its 34 annual car rally on Saturday. The event saw about 46 car registrations with approximately 180 to 190 participants in total, according to Joan Belsher, one of the organizers
Glen Hartle Portage du fort Oct. 14, 2022 ArtPontiac prepares to wrap up the 2022 season and president Cheryl Beillard reflects on her first year at the helm of the long-standing association. We caught up with her and she was
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Oct. 14, 2022 A water advisory was issued in early June in Fort-Coulonge and for almost three months the residents have had to buy or boil water before using it. THE EQUITY spoke to Mayor Christine Francoeur
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