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They come in peace, but they are fed up. This was the message from dozens of supporters who stood for hours in -33 temperatures at
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Feb. 2, 2022 After a devastating flood in 2019, a flood prevention task force was initiated by Jane Toller, Warden of the
On Wednesday, Jan. 19, Jelly Massee held her painting ‘Sugar Bush’ one last time before handing it to the MRC where it will be on
Pontiac MP Sophie Chatel is hoping to hear from local farmers when she convenes public consultations on sustainable agriculture in early February. This will be
Jan. 22,1997 25 Years Ago Small businesses robbed: Police may be looking for Winnie the Pooh in connection with the break and enter of Café
Is my child delayed? Developing on curve? Should I be worried? Around this time ten years ago, we were anticipating the arrival of our first
By Ole Hendrickson The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) has scheduled hearings on a controversial 60-foot-high mound for one million cubic metres of radioactive and
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac Jan.26, 2022 According to a Jan. 21 CISSSO press conference, 37 residents at the Sacre Coeur Manor in Fort Coulonge have tested
Through his artistic pottery, Clement Hoeck brings a touch of Asian style to the Pontiac. His work is a fusion of traditional South Korean aesthetics
Zainab Al-Mehdar Shawville Jan. 18, 2022 On Jan. 18 Giant Tiger donated 3,500 to Bouffe Pontiac as part of their national food bank drive campaign.
They come in peace, but they are fed up. This was the message from dozens of supporters who stood for hours in -33 temperatures at a truck stop in Kinburn, Ontario. They were waiting for the arrival of truckers taking
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Feb. 2, 2022 After a devastating flood in 2019, a flood prevention task force was initiated by Jane Toller, Warden of the MRC Pontiac soon after, in November 2020. The task force sat down on Jan. 25
On Wednesday, Jan. 19, Jelly Massee held her painting ‘Sugar Bush’ one last time before handing it to the MRC where it will be on permanent display, part of an initiative to showcase art from the Pontiac region. The painting,
Pontiac MP Sophie Chatel is hoping to hear from local farmers when she convenes public consultations on sustainable agriculture in early February. This will be the first of several themes being considered in the elaboration of her initiative Towards a
Jan. 22,1997 25 Years Ago Small businesses robbed: Police may be looking for Winnie the Pooh in connection with the break and enter of Café du Jour and Mulligan Bookkeeping in Shawville last week. In addition to $4,000 worth of
Is my child delayed? Developing on curve? Should I be worried? Around this time ten years ago, we were anticipating the arrival of our first baby, just months away. I often think back to those moments before our lives were
By Ole Hendrickson The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) has scheduled hearings on a controversial 60-foot-high mound for one million cubic metres of radioactive and hazardous wastes, called the “Near Surface Disposal Facility”, or NSDF. The mound – similar to
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac Jan.26, 2022 According to a Jan. 21 CISSSO press conference, 37 residents at the Sacre Coeur Manor in Fort Coulonge have tested positive for COVID. Additional healthcare personnel were dispatched to help contain the situation. There is
Through his artistic pottery, Clement Hoeck brings a touch of Asian style to the Pontiac. His work is a fusion of traditional South Korean aesthetics and practical Quebecois functionality. From his studio in Campbell’s Bay, the seasoned ceramicist sat down
Zainab Al-Mehdar Shawville Jan. 18, 2022 On Jan. 18 Giant Tiger donated 3,500 to Bouffe Pontiac as part of their national food bank drive campaign. Store Manager Brandyn Gauthier was also pleased to be donating 75 bags each containing 15-pounds
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