STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Oct. 14, 2020 Forty-nine per cent of teachers within the Hauts-Bois-de-l’Outaouais School Service Centre (CSSHBO) have reported experiencing physical violence, according to
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Oct. 14, 2020 While COVID-19 numbers in the Pontiac slowly creep up, case increases elsewhere in the Outaouais have increased to the
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Oct. 2, 2020 A joint federal and provincial package of $1.2 million in financial aid is coming to Pontiac municipalities to help
Mike Athey L’ÎLE DU GRAND CALUMET Oct. 14, 2020 The Sphinx Resources mining company is prepared to start drilling on Oct. 22 at several dig
The light that tells me my tires are low went on the other day. I thought about doing something and didn’t. How foolish. Tuesday a
Dear Mr. Duclos and Members of the Treasury Board, We would like to bring to your attention problems with the handling of Canada’s $8 billion
In our house, costumes are still being decided and Halloween is much anticipated. I have three kiddos who aren’t considering fall without Halloween. I, having
Oct. 18, 1995 25 Years Ago Historical walking tour open: Shawville took a step into history Friday with the official opening of the town’s Historical
Our deepest condolences to the McCallum and Wright families on the loss of Elizabeth Kate on Oct. 9. She was . . .
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving weekend, even though it was very different this year. It was so warm and balmy on Saturday and
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Oct. 14, 2020 Forty-nine per cent of teachers within the Hauts-Bois-de-l’Outaouais School Service Centre (CSSHBO) have reported experiencing physical violence, according to a survey performed by the Hautes-Rivieres Teaching Staff Union (SPEHR). The survey received anonymous responses
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Oct. 14, 2020 While COVID-19 numbers in the Pontiac slowly creep up, case increases elsewhere in the Outaouais have increased to the point where the provincial government announced on Oct. 10 that Gatineau and MRC des Collines
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Oct. 2, 2020 A joint federal and provincial package of $1.2 million in financial aid is coming to Pontiac municipalities to help compensate for COVID-induced expenses. The aid package will be distributed between MRC Pontiac municipalities as
Mike Athey L’ÎLE DU GRAND CALUMET Oct. 14, 2020 The Sphinx Resources mining company is prepared to start drilling on Oct. 22 at several dig sites on L’Île du Grand Calumet. The company will drill at three locations its Calumet-Nord
The light that tells me my tires are low went on the other day. I thought about doing something and didn’t. How foolish. Tuesday a friend noticed my tire and told me that. . .
Dear Mr. Duclos and Members of the Treasury Board, We would like to bring to your attention problems with the handling of Canada’s $8 billion federal nuclear waste and decommissioning liability by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL). As detailed
In our house, costumes are still being decided and Halloween is much anticipated. I have three kiddos who aren’t considering fall without Halloween. I, having had to deliver so many disappointments over the last six months am dragging my feet
Oct. 18, 1995 25 Years Ago Historical walking tour open: Shawville took a step into history Friday with the official opening of the town’s Historical Walking Tour. Ten information plaques with archival photos have been constructed at sites of historical
Our deepest condolences to the McCallum and Wright families on the loss of Elizabeth Kate on Oct. 9. She was . . .
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving weekend, even though it was very different this year. It was so warm and balmy on Saturday and then glorious sunshine on Sunday. Despite it being a difficult year as this pandemic hangs
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