Jorge Maria Shawville Sept. 29, 2021 The double vaccination deadline for health care workers across the province will exacerbate staffing issues at the Pontiac Hospital.
Jorge Maria Pontiac Sept. 29, 2021 For the first time ever, National Truth and Reconciliation Day is being held on Sept. 30. The day serves
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac Sept. 24, 2021 With the federal election recently behind us, Pontiacers are soon heading to the polls once again to elect their
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac Sep. 24, 2021 Quebec Minister François Legault dubbed the reveal “a small revolution” when speaking about the newly tabled plan to address
Jorge Maria Pontiac Sept. 27, 2021 Regional active cases declined this week in the Outaouais as the latest data shows 175 active cases (13,660 total,
Julien St-Jean Pontiac Sept 26, 2021 The Quebec Police Services (SQ), the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) and Contrôle Route Québec (CRQ) came
Carole St-Aubin Fort Coulonge Sept. 25 2021 Despite occasional downpours, spectators clapped and danced along with Maxime de Wilde’s whimsical and nostalgic songs at a
Julien St-Jean Mansfield et Pontefract Sept 26, 2021 To cap off the weekend’s Culture Day events, Esprit Rafting held a concert Sunday evening that featured
Carole St-Aubin Campbell’s Bay Sept. 25, 2021 The festival spirit was palpable at the Brauwerk Hoffman microbrewery in Campbell’s Bay on Saturday with enthusiastic attendants
This Thursday will be Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It presents an opportunity to reflect on the history of Indigenous peoples living
Jorge Maria Shawville Sept. 29, 2021 The double vaccination deadline for health care workers across the province will exacerbate staffing issues at the Pontiac Hospital. On Sept. 7, Premier François Legault and Health Minister Christian Dubé held a press conference
Jorge Maria Pontiac Sept. 29, 2021 For the first time ever, National Truth and Reconciliation Day is being held on Sept. 30. The day serves as a chance to reflect on Indigenous history. Chief Dylan Whiteduck of Kitigan Zibi First
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac Sept. 24, 2021 With the federal election recently behind us, Pontiacers are soon heading to the polls once again to elect their municipal leaders to represent their best interest and needs as constituents. The following are the
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac Sep. 24, 2021 Quebec Minister François Legault dubbed the reveal “a small revolution” when speaking about the newly tabled plan to address the severe nursing shortage, during his Sept. 23 press release. According to Legault, no organization
Jorge Maria Pontiac Sept. 27, 2021 Regional active cases declined this week in the Outaouais as the latest data shows 175 active cases (13,660 total, 13,265 recovered) as of Sept. 27, 2021, down 61 from Sept. 20. There are three
Julien St-Jean Pontiac Sept 26, 2021 The Quebec Police Services (SQ), the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) and Contrôle Route Québec (CRQ) came together this month for a campaign against distracted driving. In a press release issued Sept.
Carole St-Aubin Fort Coulonge Sept. 25 2021 Despite occasional downpours, spectators clapped and danced along with Maxime de Wilde’s whimsical and nostalgic songs at a small intimate gathering taking place at Le Patro on Sunday. It was event proposed by
Julien St-Jean Mansfield et Pontefract Sept 26, 2021 To cap off the weekend’s Culture Day events, Esprit Rafting held a concert Sunday evening that featured performances from both Mamselle Ruiz and Michaela Cahill. Cahill opened up the show, performing songs
Carole St-Aubin Campbell’s Bay Sept. 25, 2021 The festival spirit was palpable at the Brauwerk Hoffman microbrewery in Campbell’s Bay on Saturday with enthusiastic attendants gathering to celebrate Oktoberfest. Now one of the world’s largest beer festivals, Oktoberfest celebrations began
This Thursday will be Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It presents an opportunity to reflect on the history of Indigenous peoples living in Canada, consider how we might repair the incomprehensible damage done, and begin to foster
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