Nikki Buechler Shawville Nov 15, 2021 Like the weather, the mood at the United Church on Shawville’s Main Street on Sunday afternoon was somber. A small group was gathered to hear Indigenous . . .

Bristol Zainab Al-Mehdar Bristol Nov 17, 2021 As people started to gather around the cenotaph in Bristol, the air grew chilly and the orange and yellow leaves were falling to the ground. About 50 people stood as they opened up

Carole St-Aubin Fort Coulonge Nov 19, 2021 A GoFundMe campaign has been launched by the Co op Des Draveurs for the purchase of a new refrigeration system for the Fort Coulonge arena. The current refrigeration system is the . .

Carole St-Aubin Fort Coulonge Nov 17, 2021 Re-elected warden, Jane Toller says she is extremely grateful for the support that the people of the Pontiac have shown her, in trusting her to . . .

Last Saturday, PHS graduates got to do something they haven’t done in two years: celebrate graduation inside. The excitement was palpable as students and parents packed in a socially distanced manner, to the PHS gymnasium. Students sat with their parents

Charles dickson Quyon Nov. 8, 2021 “We just want the CLSC to stay here forever,” says Dr. Ruth Vander Stelt, referring to the Centre local de services communautaires in Quyon, one of a network of clinics providing free health and

Zainab Al-Mehdar Shawville Nov 10, 2021 Sustainable agriculture or farming is about taking care of the land and animals as they continue to benefit from the soil and the crops while also being cognizant of how farming practices affect the

Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Nov 10, 2021 In a 270-page book, Richard Gauthier explores the themes of family and his youth from when he lived in his hometown of Otter Lake, Quebec. The book is a compilation of . . .

Jorge Maria Pontiac Nov. 10, 2021 An Ottawa band whose name is inspired by a local landmark in Bristol has released their debut album. The Indie-Pop duo Bristol Mines made up of Burke Johnson and Isaac Baronikian, met through an