The Way We Were
June 14, 2022
June 11,1997 25 Years Ago Soft Landing: Workers from Montreal flying company made plans to remove their plane from the bush after it crashed about
June 11,1997 25 Years Ago Soft Landing: Workers from Montreal flying company made plans to remove their plane from the bush after it crashed about
The end of the school year is a favourite time of year for kids, teachers and parents. Everyone has worked so hard all year long,
Doug Ford’s recent electoral victory across the river highlights some glaring flaws in the democratic process and the media in this country, and probably foreshadows
Zainab Al-Mehdar Fort-Coulonge June 3, 2022 Bringing the country to Pontiac, Carole Faubert and Phil Denault celebrated their fifth anniversary of the Country Music Festival
Zainab Al-Mehdar Campbell’s Bay June 15, 2022 Mickey Creek Golf Club has new owners working to expand and renovate the club and make it a
Brett Thoms Quyon June 10, 2022 A party to recognize professionals in homecare was held at the Quyon Community Centre on Friday. Homecare is when
Brett Thoms Otter Lake June 11, 2022 The Never Old Bikers, a not-for-profit motorcycle club, held a biker rally on Saturday in Otter Lake. During
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge June 11, 2022 The inaugural LGBTQ pride event was held in the Pontiac on Saturday at Le Patro in Fort-Coulonge. The event,
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge June 8, 2022 The Friends of Chat Falls, a heritage and environmental conservation group based in the Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) MRC
June 11,1997 25 Years Ago Soft Landing: Workers from Montreal flying company made plans to remove their plane from the bush after it crashed about 9 pm Friday night. While spraying for spruce budworm, the plane’s engine blew, covering the
The end of the school year is a favourite time of year for kids, teachers and parents. Everyone has worked so hard all year long, this long awaited break is certainly deserved. For some, summer vacation is a stressful time
Doug Ford’s recent electoral victory across the river highlights some glaring flaws in the democratic process and the media in this country, and probably foreshadows what will happen this October in Quebec. All the Progressive Conservative party of Ontario needed
Zainab Al-Mehdar Fort-Coulonge June 3, 2022 Bringing the country to Pontiac, Carole Faubert and Phil Denault celebrated their fifth anniversary of the Country Music Festival in Fort-Coulonge and Mansfield. The couple hosted one of the biggest music festivals in the
Zainab Al-Mehdar Campbell’s Bay June 15, 2022 Mickey Creek Golf Club has new owners working to expand and renovate the club and make it a central hub for cottagers, skidooers and anyone stopping by to stay a little longer. Roderick
Brett Thoms Quyon June 10, 2022 A party to recognize professionals in homecare was held at the Quyon Community Centre on Friday. Homecare is when healthcare or supportive care is provided by a professional caregiver in someone’s home, as opposed
Brett Thoms Otter Lake June 11, 2022 The Never Old Bikers, a not-for-profit motorcycle club, held a biker rally on Saturday in Otter Lake. During the rally, there was live music, a bike show where the best bikes in each
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge June 11, 2022 The inaugural LGBTQ pride event was held in the Pontiac on Saturday at Le Patro in Fort-Coulonge. The event, which was hosted by Pontiac Pride, was titled the Youth and Community Pride festival. During
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge June 8, 2022 The Friends of Chat Falls, a heritage and environmental conservation group based in the Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) MRC des Collines and others to start the work on a long-term archeology project in the
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