A musical journey to a different era
March 8, 2022
A Pontiac Enchanté concert was hosted at Venturing Hills in Luskville on Saturday, for both in-person attendance and as a live broadcast in order to
A Pontiac Enchanté concert was hosted at Venturing Hills in Luskville on Saturday, for both in-person attendance and as a live broadcast in order to
Zainab Al-Medhar Pontiac March 9, 2022 Quebec is underway with its reopening plans. As of Monday, March 7, primary and secondary school students no longer
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac March 7, 2021 Recent amendments to Bill 96 may hinder access to English-language CEGEP for future high school graduates have been brought
CHARLES DICKSON PONTIAC March 7, 2022 A motion to explore the possibility of joining the MRC Pontiac received unanimous support at the regular meeting of
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac March 9, 2022 L’Isle-aux-Allumettes farmer David Gillespie believes agritourism is the future of the Pontiac, but to realize that vision, agricultural
Brett Thoms Fort Coulonge March 5, 2022 JR and the Gator, a two-man band out of the Ottawa Valley, played a live show at the
Brett Thoms Pontiac March 4, 2022 Federal MP Sophie Chatel has announced follow-up consultations to the round table held on Sustainable Agriculture in the Outaouais
Brett Thoms Pontiac March 08 2022 Robert Pelletier has been involved in the Pontiac Scholarship Fund for over 30 years. While originally from Thurso Que,
Whether as entrepreneurs, caregivers, nurses, teachers, doctors, farmers, athletes, environmental activists, community leaders, or welders, women in the Pontiac are making their mark. In celebrating
After what feels like the longest winter, this weekend we started to see some melting and puddles. It was time to get outside and enjoy
A Pontiac Enchanté concert was hosted at Venturing Hills in Luskville on Saturday, for both in-person attendance and as a live broadcast in order to reach a broader scope of spectators. The organization began live streaming their concerts in Sept.
Zainab Al-Medhar Pontiac March 9, 2022 Quebec is underway with its reopening plans. As of Monday, March 7, primary and secondary school students no longer have to wear masks when seated in class. In the next stage, which begins on
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac March 7, 2021 Recent amendments to Bill 96 may hinder access to English-language CEGEP for future high school graduates have been brought to light during the reviewing of the 201 articles in the bill. Pontiac MNA André
CHARLES DICKSON PONTIAC March 7, 2022 A motion to explore the possibility of joining the MRC Pontiac received unanimous support at the regular meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) on Feb. 8. The resolution provides for
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac March 9, 2022 L’Isle-aux-Allumettes farmer David Gillespie believes agritourism is the future of the Pontiac, but to realize that vision, agricultural land protection policies need to be adapted to the times. An agritourism industry depends on
Brett Thoms Fort Coulonge March 5, 2022 JR and the Gator, a two-man band out of the Ottawa Valley, played a live show at the Café Downtown in Fort Coulonge on Saturday. This was their first official show since restrictions
Brett Thoms Pontiac March 4, 2022 Federal MP Sophie Chatel has announced follow-up consultations to the round table held on Sustainable Agriculture in the Outaouais and the Laurentides regions on Jan. 31. Around 50 farmers and number experts participated in
Brett Thoms Pontiac March 08 2022 Robert Pelletier has been involved in the Pontiac Scholarship Fund for over 30 years. While originally from Thurso Que, Pelletier moved to the Pontiac region in 1967 to work at the paper mill at
Whether as entrepreneurs, caregivers, nurses, teachers, doctors, farmers, athletes, environmental activists, community leaders, or welders, women in the Pontiac are making their mark. In celebrating International Women’s Day, it is imperative to take a moment not only to celebrate the
After what feels like the longest winter, this weekend we started to see some melting and puddles. It was time to get outside and enjoy the melting snow, embrace the puddles and get down and dirty in the mud. The
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