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May 28, 2024
Somehow, our governments seem to have missed the baby boomer memo. They appear not to have picked up on the fact that the largest demographic
Somehow, our governments seem to have missed the baby boomer memo. They appear not to have picked up on the fact that the largest demographic
25 Years Ago – May 26, 1999 Viactive walk attracts 400 seniors to PPJ Cyclopark: Norbert Tetu walks because he wants “to live to be
Can we simultaneously address both? The federal carbon pricing system has sparked vigorous debate in the Pontiac. Many of you have written to me on
Connexions Resource Centre hosted an information session on diagnosing and preventing Alzheimer’s disease at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church hall in Shawville on Thursday morning,
Gentlemen of the nearly three decades old Quyon Breakfast Club gathered at the Clarendon Street Café on Highway 148 on Wednesday in a grand return
A team of volunteers spread themselves across Bristol over the weekend to help roll out what was the municipality’s first spring clean-up event. Volunteers were
Only a few months out from the annual Shawville Fair, the Pontiac Agricultural Society is putting on a dance this weekend to express its gratitude
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Mansfield and Pontefract May 23, 2024 At 6:30 p.m. on Thursday evening, half an hour before the Corriveau School of Dance’s
Non-profit working to create safe backcountry experience Late last August, a group of canoe enthusiasts, some paddling veterans and others total beginners, piled into two
Campbell’s Bay played host to the second annual Maurice Beauregard memorial 3-pitch softball tournament on Sunday afternoon. Beauregard, a former Campbell’s Bay mayor, councillor and
Somehow, our governments seem to have missed the baby boomer memo. They appear not to have picked up on the fact that the largest demographic that has ever existed in our country would eventually grow older, retire, become senior citizens
25 Years Ago – May 26, 1999 Viactive walk attracts 400 seniors to PPJ Cyclopark: Norbert Tetu walks because he wants “to live to be 99.” Lorraine Sabourin walks to get to know people in her area. Whatever their reason,
Can we simultaneously address both? The federal carbon pricing system has sparked vigorous debate in the Pontiac. Many of you have written to me on this subject, expressing views on whether to maintain, modify, or scrap it altogether. Initially, it
Connexions Resource Centre hosted an information session on diagnosing and preventing Alzheimer’s disease at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church hall in Shawville on Thursday morning, the second talk on the subject the non-profit group has organized this spring. While the
Gentlemen of the nearly three decades old Quyon Breakfast Club gathered at the Clarendon Street Café on Highway 148 on Wednesday in a grand return to their hometown for their breakfast meetup. The monthly gathering, which normally takes place at
A team of volunteers spread themselves across Bristol over the weekend to help roll out what was the municipality’s first spring clean-up event. Volunteers were set up at stations in Norway Bay, Pontiac Station, Caldwell, and at Bristol town hall,
Only a few months out from the annual Shawville Fair, the Pontiac Agricultural Society is putting on a dance this weekend to express its gratitude to the community that makes the fair possible every year. “We are hosting a free
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Mansfield and Pontefract May 23, 2024 At 6:30 p.m. on Thursday evening, half an hour before the Corriveau School of Dance’s annual performance was set to take the stage at École secondaire Sieur de Coulonge, the
Non-profit working to create safe backcountry experience Late last August, a group of canoe enthusiasts, some paddling veterans and others total beginners, piled into two dozen canoes and spent the day meandering their way down the Dumoine, MRC Pontiac’s western-most
Campbell’s Bay played host to the second annual Maurice Beauregard memorial 3-pitch softball tournament on Sunday afternoon. Beauregard, a former Campbell’s Bay mayor, councillor and firefighter, passed away two years ago after a battle with cancer. The first tournament was
Location: Otter Lake R.A. Association, 394 Tessier Street
Euchre tournament fundraiser for Otter Lake’s 150th Anniversary in 2026.
Pre-registration on now. $5 per person if pre-registered before the tournament. $8/pp at the door on the day of the tournament. You can send an e-transfer to pre-register to: otterlake150@outlook.com or contact Lory Beaudoin at: lorybeaudoin@gmail.com
The door opens at noon. Snacks and drinks for sale. The tournament starts at 1PM—prizes for the top 3 places; the lowest score and most lone hands. All skill levels welcome.
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