Dead animals dumped in Beechgrove
March 30, 2021
STEPHEN RICCIO BEECHGROVE March 18, 2021 Some residents of the Beechgrove community in the Municipality of Pontiac recently came across a dead animal dumping spot
STEPHEN RICCIO BEECHGROVE March 18, 2021 Some residents of the Beechgrove community in the Municipality of Pontiac recently came across a dead animal dumping spot
STEPHEN RICCIO MRC PONTIAC March 31, 2021 The MRC Pontiac recently acquired the services of business consultant David Cyr, an experienced entrepreneur in the province,
EMILY HSUEH OUTAOUAIS March 31, 2021 The MRC Pontiac is partnering with CREDDO to get input from Outaouais residents on their hopes and expectations of
EMILY HSUEH MRC PONTIAC March 31, 2021 While the global pandemic persists and prevents in person events, the MRC Pontiac has launched a virtual marketplace
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTAIC March 31, 2021 While the number of precipitation events is a major factor in whether flooding will be severe this spring, Hydro
Becoming a parent is a thrilling and exciting time in a person’s life. It is absolutely magical. It can also be described as exhausting, taxing,
When March began it was very cold and blustery and I was encouraged with the saying . . .
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Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the letter by Josey Bouchard regarding the closed obstetrics unit at the Pontiac Hospital. I share the
Our deepest condolences to the Derouin and Mutchmore families on the loss of their son Gaëtan in a tragic accident at the age of 21.
STEPHEN RICCIO BEECHGROVE March 18, 2021 Some residents of the Beechgrove community in the Municipality of Pontiac recently came across a dead animal dumping spot near chemin Mohr and the old rail line, with several different types of animals found
STEPHEN RICCIO MRC PONTIAC March 31, 2021 The MRC Pontiac recently acquired the services of business consultant David Cyr, an experienced entrepreneur in the province, in an effort to bolster its economic development. The position’s funding comes out of the
EMILY HSUEH OUTAOUAIS March 31, 2021 The MRC Pontiac is partnering with CREDDO to get input from Outaouais residents on their hopes and expectations of the wetlands in the region. In 2017, the National Assembly announced a new legal obligation
EMILY HSUEH MRC PONTIAC March 31, 2021 While the global pandemic persists and prevents in person events, the MRC Pontiac has launched a virtual marketplace to make sure local producers have a way to sell their goods. Thanks to a
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTAIC March 31, 2021 While the number of precipitation events is a major factor in whether flooding will be severe this spring, Hydro Québec and the Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board (ORRPB) say that signs are positive so
Becoming a parent is a thrilling and exciting time in a person’s life. It is absolutely magical. It can also be described as exhausting, taxing, stressful, exuberant and can be characterized as a huge (or the biggest) change in one’s
When March began it was very cold and blustery and I was encouraged with the saying . . .
April 3,1996 25 Years Ago Maple sap flowing after slow start: Maple syrup producers are glad to get a few days’ good run in what is turning out to be an unsteady season. Some local producers began tapping two weeks
Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the letter by Josey Bouchard regarding the closed obstetrics unit at the Pontiac Hospital. I share the frustration and concern about the length of time that this crucial department has been closed.
Our deepest condolences to the Derouin and Mutchmore families on the loss of their son Gaëtan in a tragic accident at the age of 21. It is important to sign your organ donation consent at the back of your driver’s
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