Jorge Maria shawville July 1, 2021 Shawville celebrated its first Canada Day parade since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.  The day was filled with sun and clouds but that didn’t stop the parade-goers from coming out in force. By

Julien St-Jean Sheenboro July 1, 2021 To celebrate Canada Day, Sheenboro residents decorated their homes and drove through the town on floats. Residents were invited to decorate their homes by the Sheenboro Recreation Association (RA), who gave out Canadian flags

Voices of support for victims of residential schools Julien St-Jean After hearing of the 215 Indigenous children found in a mass grave at a residential school in Kamloops, B.C., Reverend Susan Lewis hung an orange shirt on the door of

Julien St-Jean Campbells Bay  July 3, 2021 In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Rob Black and Matt Greer wanted to figure out a way to see their friends. Their solution was to organize a small golf tournament with

Eva baldi Quyon July 3, 2021  Vendors and shoppers gathered Saturday, July 3rd for the first municipality of Pontiac market of the season.  The market featured an array of different vendors. Art, produce, books, vegetables, as well as lunch was

Jorge Maria Luskville July 3, 2021 The Luskville Dragway celebrated its second week after reopening in a hail of burnt rubber and smoke. The dragway hosted The Canadian Bracket Supertour with a grand prize of $5,000 up for grabs. It

Eva Baldi Norway Bay June 30, 2021 On Wednesday 30, residents of Norway Bay gathered on the beach for an early morning yoga session. 

Jorge Maria Shawville July 7, 2021 A new Shawville company intends to bring a high-tech solution to a traditionally low-tech problem.  Local farmer Ralph Lang and his wife Melanie Lang have partnered with WePC owner Scott Lemay and Ronde Lemay