Raw dog food business launches in Fort-Coulonge
November 16, 2021
Carole St-Aubin Fort Coulonge Nov 12, 2021 Pets are a significant part of people’s lives and even considered part of the family in a lot
Carole St-Aubin Fort Coulonge Nov 12, 2021 Pets are a significant part of people’s lives and even considered part of the family in a lot
Nikki Buechler Pontiac Nov 17, 2021 With the departure on Friday of Michèle Gagnon, the Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) is looking for a new
Zainab Al-Mehdar pontiac Nov 3, 2021 As Quebec is working towards ending the practice of single-use plastics there are still some industries such as agriculture
CHARLES DICKSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Nov. 15, 2021 Jane Toller was sworn in for her second mandate as Pontiac warden in a brief ceremony convened by
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac Nov 15, 2021 According to Mike Dubeau, Director General of the Western Quebec School Board, Dr. Wilbert Keon school had it’s first
Zainab Al-Mehdar Luskville Nov 11, 2021 On Nov 11 around 3 p.m emergency crews in Pontiac were called to rescue an Ottawa hiker who was
Our town has been lucky to have an Angel Tree Committee serving families in our area for many years. Those who started this project have
Nov. 20,1996 25 Years Ago Lamothe returns to head QPF: Pontiac’s new chief of police is not new at all. He’s called Pontiac his home
They bring people together, support our youth and elderly, schools, sports organizations, community events and more, and they’re good for the local economy in the
by Carole St-Aubin Bryson native Mark Lance’s interest in the armed forces began at a young age. He was a cadet in Renfrew for four
Carole St-Aubin Fort Coulonge Nov 12, 2021 Pets are a significant part of people’s lives and even considered part of the family in a lot of households, so taking care of them is important. They require very little, but mean
Nikki Buechler Pontiac Nov 17, 2021 With the departure on Friday of Michèle Gagnon, the Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) is looking for a new Executive Director to lead its Campbell’s Bay based effort. Gagnon was hired almost five years
Zainab Al-Mehdar pontiac Nov 3, 2021 As Quebec is working towards ending the practice of single-use plastics there are still some industries such as agriculture (although currently exempt) that rely on plastics to protect their feed. With nowhere to adequately
CHARLES DICKSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Nov. 15, 2021 Jane Toller was sworn in for her second mandate as Pontiac warden in a brief ceremony convened by Bernard Roy, Director General of MRC Pontiac at the MRC offices in Campbell’s Bay late
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac Nov 15, 2021 According to Mike Dubeau, Director General of the Western Quebec School Board, Dr. Wilbert Keon school had it’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 on Nov. 6. On Nov. 9, four more cases were added,
Zainab Al-Mehdar Luskville Nov 11, 2021 On Nov 11 around 3 p.m emergency crews in Pontiac were called to rescue an Ottawa hiker who was injured in Gatineau Park. The Pontiac fire department referred to it as one of the
Our town has been lucky to have an Angel Tree Committee serving families in our area for many years. Those who started this project have earned the right to retire from this position and pass on the torch. A wonderful
Nov. 20,1996 25 Years Ago Lamothe returns to head QPF: Pontiac’s new chief of police is not new at all. He’s called Pontiac his home for nearly 18 years. Sgt. Denis Lamothe took over as commander of the Campbell’s Bay
They bring people together, support our youth and elderly, schools, sports organizations, community events and more, and they’re good for the local economy in the process. They are service clubs and non-profit organizations. Every small town has them, relies on
by Carole St-Aubin Bryson native Mark Lance’s interest in the armed forces began at a young age. He was a cadet in Renfrew for four years before he decided to join the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) in 1988 at the
The Bromley Historical Society welcomes Renfrew County historian Dave Lemkay to speak on Pines in the Sand – Lemke Family Roots and Branches. This free public presentation takes place on Sunday, August 17, 2pm, at the Old Town Hall, 498 Micksburg Road, Osceola. His talk draws on his extensive family research from Germany to Petawawa Township, across North America and the world. Refreshments will be served.
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