The Way We Were
April 5, 2022
Apr. 2,1997 25 Years Ago WQSB cuts $825,000 in educational programs: Despite the fact it got a high rating from local parents, the animateur program
Apr. 2,1997 25 Years Ago WQSB cuts $825,000 in educational programs: Despite the fact it got a high rating from local parents, the animateur program
At the first sign of spring, the begging starts, “Can you take the bikes out?” We always try and hold off a few days until
Anyone hoping to see democracy in action at the MRC Council of Mayors would be excused for feeling a bit short-changed. At the monthly public
George Bryson, is widely known in the Pontiac for his contributions in building a major logging industry that dominated the local economic activity in the
Jeremy Morse Fort-coulonge April 2, 2022 Last Saturday, Fort-Coulonge hosted a car rally in support of the Centre-de-loisir-des Draveurs Century 21 Elite arena. Participants spent
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac April 6, 2022 Last week, Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé announced plans for sweeping reforms intended to address some of the
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 6, 2022 After two years out of commission, men and boys from all over the Pontiac and beyond put on their
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 6, 2022 Watching her kids play dress-up with green paint on their faces, an aluminum hat and building spaceships in their
Brett Thoms Fort Coulonge April 4, 2022 Warden Jane Toller announced on Monday that she is the new owner of the Lyn Theatre in Fort
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
Apr. 2,1997 25 Years Ago WQSB cuts $825,000 in educational programs: Despite the fact it got a high rating from local parents, the animateur program will be chopped by the Western Quebec School Board. In an effort to save $1.3
At the first sign of spring, the begging starts, “Can you take the bikes out?” We always try and hold off a few days until there’s a bit less snow, but like we did this year, we usually cave in
Anyone hoping to see democracy in action at the MRC Council of Mayors would be excused for feeling a bit short-changed. At the monthly public meetings, what you see is 18 mayors dutifully raising their hands in support of a
George Bryson, is widely known in the Pontiac for his contributions in building a major logging industry that dominated the local economic activity in the 19th and into the 20th century. Not only was he a savvy businessman and a
Jeremy Morse Fort-coulonge April 2, 2022 Last Saturday, Fort-Coulonge hosted a car rally in support of the Centre-de-loisir-des Draveurs Century 21 Elite arena. Participants spent the day searching for clues and earning points for a chance at winning a cash
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac April 6, 2022 Last week, Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé announced plans for sweeping reforms intended to address some of the many crises that the pandemic has highlighted in the province’s healthcare system. The new plan
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 6, 2022 After two years out of commission, men and boys from all over the Pontiac and beyond put on their hockey gear to battle it out on the ice for this year’s 21st Flying Elbows
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 6, 2022 Watching her kids play dress-up with green paint on their faces, an aluminum hat and building spaceships in their living room, Marie-Catherine Smith, Pontiac native, found the idea for her first book. An artist
Brett Thoms Fort Coulonge April 4, 2022 Warden Jane Toller announced on Monday that she is the new owner of the Lyn Theatre in Fort Coulonge. Toller described her purchase of the theatre as a personal investment and said that
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
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