The hills are alive with Pontiac Enchanté’s music
December 8, 2020
EMILY HSUEH Carson and Tait Becke are brothers by blood, music, and business. They grew up together, performed together, and lived together on the other
EMILY HSUEH Carson and Tait Becke are brothers by blood, music, and business. They grew up together, performed together, and lived together on the other
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Dec. 2, 2020 Premier François Legault used a press conference on Nov. 24 to revise the conditions to the “moral contract” that
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Nov. 25, 2020 The MRC Pontiac’s monthly meeting of mayors met on Nov. 25, with the main agenda items being the 2021
EMILY HSUEH CAMPBELL’S BAY Nov. 29, 2020 Though the annual firemen’s ball could not be held this year, the municipalities of Campbell’s Bay and Litchfield
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Nov. 23, 2020 As per a CISSSO directive, all Family Medicine Groups, known by the acronym GMFs, will now require people attending
MIKE ATHEY SHAWVILLE Dec. 2, 2020 This year’s pandemic may have put many activities on ice, but the Shawville Arena is still up and running
Kylah Ferrigan, 17, of Campbell’s Bay, received a certificate from Mayor Maurice Beauregard to recognize her involvement with The War Amps and for spreading important
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Nov. 25, 2020 The MRC Council of Mayors had a rare public airing of disagreement during their Nov. 25 meeting, with Warden
MIKE ATHEY MANSFIELD ET PONTEFRACT Dec. 2, 2020 An angel tree campaign is starting up again in Mansfield et Pontefract for its fourth year in
By Shelley Heaphy for The Parents’ Voice Let me start by saying that birth order is a real thing. Growing up number three of four
EMILY HSUEH Carson and Tait Becke are brothers by blood, music, and business. They grew up together, performed together, and lived together on the other side of the world. Now, the brothers’ spotlight is on Pontiac Enchanté, a year-round classical
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Dec. 2, 2020 Premier François Legault used a press conference on Nov. 24 to revise the conditions to the “moral contract” that he had asked Quebecers to agree to. People can now join in up to two
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Nov. 25, 2020 The MRC Pontiac’s monthly meeting of mayors met on Nov. 25, with the main agenda items being the 2021 budget, Fibre Pontiac and local layoffs. Warden Jane Toller and all 18 mayors were in
EMILY HSUEH CAMPBELL’S BAY Nov. 29, 2020 Though the annual firemen’s ball could not be held this year, the municipalities of Campbell’s Bay and Litchfield believed it was still important to honour the CBLFD firefighters’ achievements and careers. A small,
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Nov. 23, 2020 As per a CISSSO directive, all Family Medicine Groups, known by the acronym GMFs, will now require people attending appointments in their facilities with cloth masks to wear a three-ply surgical mask upon entry.
MIKE ATHEY SHAWVILLE Dec. 2, 2020 This year’s pandemic may have put many activities on ice, but the Shawville Arena is still up and running to some capacity. Though the public skate and minor hockey were cancelled for the time
Kylah Ferrigan, 17, of Campbell’s Bay, received a certificate from Mayor Maurice Beauregard to recognize her involvement with The War Amps and for spreading important messages in the community. Kylah, born a partial right hand amputee, is a member of
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Nov. 25, 2020 The MRC Council of Mayors had a rare public airing of disagreement during their Nov. 25 meeting, with Warden Jane Toller breaking a nine-nine tie to require Renmatix, a multi-national corporation being courted by
MIKE ATHEY MANSFIELD ET PONTEFRACT Dec. 2, 2020 An angel tree campaign is starting up again in Mansfield et Pontefract for its fourth year in a row to connect generous community members to kids who need a little boost this
By Shelley Heaphy for The Parents’ Voice Let me start by saying that birth order is a real thing. Growing up number three of four girls I swore up and down that I (and #2) was a middle child and
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