The Pontiac Market returns for 2022 season
May 10, 2022
Jeremy Morse LUSKVILLE May 7, 2022 Last Saturday, Les Blés d’Or de Luskville held the first installment of this year’s Pontiac Market. The market was
Jeremy Morse LUSKVILLE May 7, 2022 Last Saturday, Les Blés d’Or de Luskville held the first installment of this year’s Pontiac Market. The market was
Brett Thoms Luskville May 7, 2022 The second Luskville farm hop was held last Saturday. Four farms on Chemin Cregheur opened themselves up to visitors
May 7,1997 25 Years Ago Hydro Pontiac keeps finger on rivers’ pulse: While Pontiac residents are thinking about flood victims in Manitoba, it is some
Even though nights are still cold, we know that the time to plant the garden is right around the corner. Gardening will teach our children
War and disease have always brought economic hardship. Even before the war in Ukraine caused record high gas prices, two years of the pandemic have
Knowing how to use power tools and doing renovations from an early age was the catalyst to starting Atelier Bastien, a furniture restoration business. Born
Brett Thoms Pontiac May 5 2022 Beekeepers in the Pontiac have been facing large scale bee die-offs. The bee deaths are largely attributed to the
Brett Thoms Shawville May 6, 2022 Students at PHS (Pontiac High School) performed in the first live performance put on by the school since the
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac May 11, 2022 A hardworking community man, a war veteran and a well-known veterinarian in the Pontiac and Ontario, Dr. Roly Armitage
Brett Thoms Quyon May 7,2022 The Homegrown Garden Centre in Quyon held its grand opening Friday night. “There was a little bit of nerves this
Jeremy Morse LUSKVILLE May 7, 2022 Last Saturday, Les Blés d’Or de Luskville held the first installment of this year’s Pontiac Market. The market was created four years ago to raise funds for the . . .
Brett Thoms Luskville May 7, 2022 The second Luskville farm hop was held last Saturday. Four farms on Chemin Cregheur opened themselves up to visitors to show the accessibility of sustainable lifestyles in the area. The farms showed off their
May 7,1997 25 Years Ago Hydro Pontiac keeps finger on rivers’ pulse: While Pontiac residents are thinking about flood victims in Manitoba, it is some people’s job to keep an eye on the situation here at home. The Ottawa River
Even though nights are still cold, we know that the time to plant the garden is right around the corner. Gardening will teach our children how to interact with nature. From a young age they will understand the process of
War and disease have always brought economic hardship. Even before the war in Ukraine caused record high gas prices, two years of the pandemic have made people a lot poorer in terms of how far their dollar stretches. Local farmers
Knowing how to use power tools and doing renovations from an early age was the catalyst to starting Atelier Bastien, a furniture restoration business. Born and raised in Shawville, William Bastien went off to study theatre, costume and set design
Brett Thoms Pontiac May 5 2022 Beekeepers in the Pontiac have been facing large scale bee die-offs. The bee deaths are largely attributed to the Varroa destructor, the Latin name for varroa mites, which have reportedly devastated bee populations across
Brett Thoms Shawville May 6, 2022 Students at PHS (Pontiac High School) performed in the first live performance put on by the school since the beginning of the pandemic. The musical was titled We Will Rock You and featured 18
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac May 11, 2022 A hardworking community man, a war veteran and a well-known veterinarian in the Pontiac and Ontario, Dr. Roly Armitage was recently recognized for his efforts in his community. On April 25, Armitage was presented
Brett Thoms Quyon May 7,2022 The Homegrown Garden Centre in Quyon held its grand opening Friday night. “There was a little bit of nerves this morning, five minutes before . . .
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