Quyon: Jill Young (August 4)
August 3, 2021
A week ago Sunday, a storm went through our area that was very damaging for some folks, with trees down, gardens ruined, and crops destroyed.
A week ago Sunday, a storm went through our area that was very damaging for some folks, with trees down, gardens ruined, and crops destroyed.
Eva Baldi Pontiac July 28, 2021 Bill 96, a new amendment to the Charter of the French Language is likely to be passed in the
Thomas Beck Shawville July 28, 2021 Grace Younge’s rugby career has been all about growth and development as an athlete. The Shawville native’s rise to
Eva Baldi Shawville July 22, 2021 Last Thursday, the Wings & Things parking lot in Shawville hosted a vintage car cruise show. The cruise show
Julien St-Jean Shawville July 23, 2021 The Pontiac Historical Society is looking to make the Pontiac Museum more accessible to French speakers through the development
Eva Baldi Quyon July 22, 2021 During the past year’s lockdowns, the residents of Quyon were not able to visit the library. To combat this
Julien St-Jean Campbell’s Bay July 22, 2021 Music, games and prizes filled Campbell’s Bay Municipal Park last Thursday while the Maison des Jeunes youth co-op
Julien St-Jean Marie Chapet always wanted to be free. She knew it when she worked as an actress in France. She knew it when she
Julien St-Jean Shawville July 21, 2021 As part of the MRC’s Regional Tourism Information Station (RTIS) project, youth gathered last Wednesday at the Pontiac museum
Jorge Maria Shawville July 28, 2021 Calvin Watters was once a bad guy. A towering figure at six-foot-five, muscled and tattooed, a man like him
A week ago Sunday, a storm went through our area that was very damaging for some folks, with trees down, gardens ruined, and crops destroyed. Our thoughts are with all who were affected by this natural disaster, especially the farmers
Eva Baldi Pontiac July 28, 2021 Bill 96, a new amendment to the Charter of the French Language is likely to be passed in the fall. The 100 page long bill is surrounded with much confusion and many misconceptions. What
Thomas Beck Shawville July 28, 2021 Grace Younge’s rugby career has been all about growth and development as an athlete. The Shawville native’s rise to playing at the university level has spanned over three years and began right here in
Eva Baldi Shawville July 22, 2021 Last Thursday, the Wings & Things parking lot in Shawville hosted a vintage car cruise show. The cruise show was organized by Leonard and Cathy Watson because after a year of pandemic regulations they
Julien St-Jean Shawville July 23, 2021 The Pontiac Historical Society is looking to make the Pontiac Museum more accessible to French speakers through the development of a bilingual museum guidebook. Glen Ansell, the museum curator and member of the Pontiac
Eva Baldi Quyon July 22, 2021 During the past year’s lockdowns, the residents of Quyon were not able to visit the library. To combat this problem, the Quyon library in partnership with the TD summer club created an outdoor story
Julien St-Jean Campbell’s Bay July 22, 2021 Music, games and prizes filled Campbell’s Bay Municipal Park last Thursday while the Maison des Jeunes youth co-op held their first animation on wheels event of the year. The event featured games such
Julien St-Jean Marie Chapet always wanted to be free. She knew it when she worked as an actress in France. She knew it when she studied jewellery making at CEGEP in Quebec City. Now, as she works from her workshop
Julien St-Jean Shawville July 21, 2021 As part of the MRC’s Regional Tourism Information Station (RTIS) project, youth gathered last Wednesday at the Pontiac museum to learn about the history of the Pontiac. The project, a joint partnership between the
Jorge Maria Shawville July 28, 2021 Calvin Watters was once a bad guy. A towering figure at six-foot-five, muscled and tattooed, a man like him was made for football or intimidation. After a knee injury killed his football career Watters
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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