Seed planting
June 9, 2020
Last fall, after all my canning was done I thought, ‘No more gardening for me!’ Then the spring came. My garden is bigger than ever.
Last fall, after all my canning was done I thought, ‘No more gardening for me!’ Then the spring came. My garden is bigger than ever.
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC June 5, 2020 The federal government announced on Friday that two local environmental conservation organizations will be getting $300,000 in funding. The
DARIUS SHAHHEYDARI PONTIAC June 1, 2020 Connexion Fibre Picanoc (CFP) has announced over 6,700 households will be provided with high-speed internet in Pontiac and the
June 14, 1995 25 Years Ago Milk producers join pool: Milk producers across the province are breathing a sigh of relief. At the last meeting,
With all this time at home, and in these weird, uncertain times (flash back to March when the shelves in our stores were bare), planting
Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Ann Taylor who retired from the Pontiac Printshop. May you be blessed with many years of health and
Our thoughts and prayers for the Benoit and Rodgers families on the loss of Michael (Mike) after his battle with leukemia on May 29. He
Congratulations to Tara Taylor and Ed Rusenstrom on the arrival of their baby boy on May 30. They named him Irving Lindsay James. He is
DARIUS SHAHHEYDARI SHAWVILLE June 10, 2020 Libraries and archives in Pontiac were next in line to reopen as Quebec pressed on with its deconfinement plan
DARIUS SHAHHEYDARI PONTIAC June 1, 2020 Hairdressers and barber shops were the next set of businesses to come out of lockdown, being allowed to open
Last fall, after all my canning was done I thought, ‘No more gardening for me!’ Then the spring came. My garden is bigger than ever. I have planted many types of . . .
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC June 5, 2020 The federal government announced on Friday that two local environmental conservation organizations will be getting $300,000 in funding. The funding will allow the . . .
DARIUS SHAHHEYDARI PONTIAC June 1, 2020 Connexion Fibre Picanoc (CFP) has announced over 6,700 households will be provided with high-speed internet in Pontiac and the Valleé de Gatineau. The press release, issued on June 1, said the project will reach
June 14, 1995 25 Years Ago Milk producers join pool: Milk producers across the province are breathing a sigh of relief. At the last meeting, the Quebec Federation of Milk Producers voted to join five other provinces in forming one
With all this time at home, and in these weird, uncertain times (flash back to March when the shelves in our stores were bare), planting a garden seems like a fun, necessary idea. Gardening will teach our children how to
Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Ann Taylor who retired from the Pontiac Printshop. May you be blessed with many years of health and happiness. There seems to be a lot of bear sightings . . .
Our thoughts and prayers for the Benoit and Rodgers families on the loss of Michael (Mike) after his battle with leukemia on May 29. He was . . .
Congratulations to Tara Taylor and Ed Rusenstrom on the arrival of their baby boy on May 30. They named him Irving Lindsay James. He is a little brother for Carson, Bennett and Pierce. Wishing . . .
DARIUS SHAHHEYDARI SHAWVILLE June 10, 2020 Libraries and archives in Pontiac were next in line to reopen as Quebec pressed on with its deconfinement plan for COVID-19. At the Shawville-Clarendon library, guests can either call for an order in advance
DARIUS SHAHHEYDARI PONTIAC June 1, 2020 Hairdressers and barber shops were the next set of businesses to come out of lockdown, being allowed to open their doors on June 1 under numerous COVID-19 measures. Trish Racine, owner of . .
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