Ferry’s first 2022 voyage
April 5, 2022
Jeremy Morse Quyon April 1, 2022 On April 1, the Quyon Ferry made its first departure of the season. Although the 10-minute trip across the
Jeremy Morse Quyon April 1, 2022 On April 1, the Quyon Ferry made its first departure of the season. Although the 10-minute trip across the
Zainab Al-Mehdar Fort Coulonge April 1, 2022 Outdoor activities are coming back as spring ziplines into the Pontiac. For some local adventure Chutes Coulonge Adventure
Maxime Galand, professionally known as Maxime de Wilde, completed his three-date album release tour with a performance at Fort-Coulonge’s Café Downtown last Thursday. Joined by
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac March 30, 2022 Elected officials and community groups have expressed concern regarding the proposed site by the Quebec government of the future
Zainab Al-Medhar Pontiac March 30, 2022 As Quebec safety measures have started to ease in March, interim public health director Dr. Luc Boileau said Quebec
Brett Thoms pontiac March 28 2022 The Government of Quebec introduced its budget for 2022-2023 last Tuesday. Here are a few provisions that will be
Zainab Al-Medhar Shawville March 24, 2022 Over two years ago, the Pontiac Hospital in Shawville announced its temporary shut down of its obstetrics unit due
Brett Thoms Bristol March 23, 2022 The Pontiac Tourism Association held its annual general meeting on Wednesday. The meeting was held at the Pine Lodge
Jeremy Morse Shawville March 30, 2022 Quebec taxpayers can expect to receive an extra $500 in the next year, but not everyone is pleased with
Mar. 26,1997 25 Years Ago Pontiac sap ready to flow: The trails are open, the horses hitched, the boilers prepared, the sugar shack ready. Now
Jeremy Morse Quyon April 1, 2022 On April 1, the Quyon Ferry made its first departure of the season. Although the 10-minute trip across the Ottawa River may not have been history’s grandest voyage, its passengers were enthralled nonetheless. “It’s
Zainab Al-Mehdar Fort Coulonge April 1, 2022 Outdoor activities are coming back as spring ziplines into the Pontiac. For some local adventure Chutes Coulonge Adventure Park announced it is now open and will be introducing some local initiatives as well
Maxime Galand, professionally known as Maxime de Wilde, completed his three-date album release tour with a performance at Fort-Coulonge’s Café Downtown last Thursday. Joined by guitarist Louis Lafontaine, bassist Willy Rivet and drummer Dustin Rivet, Galand’s energetic 45-minute set was
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac March 30, 2022 Elected officials and community groups have expressed concern regarding the proposed site by the Quebec government of the future university-affiliated hospital centre in the Outaouais (CHAU). On March 21 a press conference was held
Zainab Al-Medhar Pontiac March 30, 2022 As Quebec safety measures have started to ease in March, interim public health director Dr. Luc Boileau said Quebec is looking like it’s heading towards a sixth wave. In a press conference on Sunday,
Brett Thoms pontiac March 28 2022 The Government of Quebec introduced its budget for 2022-2023 last Tuesday. Here are a few provisions that will be relevant to the people of the Pontiac. First, the government announced $50 million for the
Zainab Al-Medhar Shawville March 24, 2022 Over two years ago, the Pontiac Hospital in Shawville announced its temporary shut down of its obstetrics unit due to lack of available staff. Since then, it has been closed and mothers have had
Brett Thoms Bristol March 23, 2022 The Pontiac Tourism Association held its annual general meeting on Wednesday. The meeting was held at the Pine Lodge in Bristol. The group gathered to elect a board, a president and go over the
Jeremy Morse Shawville March 30, 2022 Quebec taxpayers can expect to receive an extra $500 in the next year, but not everyone is pleased with the handout. On March 22, the provincial government announced their budget for 2022-23 fiscal year.
Mar. 26,1997 25 Years Ago Pontiac sap ready to flow: The trails are open, the horses hitched, the boilers prepared, the sugar shack ready. Now the only thing maple syrup producers need is warmer weather. “It’s been too cold,” says
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