Time to mask up: Mask are mandatory indoors July 18
July 14, 2020
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC July 15, 2020 Wearing masks will become mandatory in indoor public places as of July 18, the Government of Quebec announced on
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC July 15, 2020 Wearing masks will become mandatory in indoor public places as of July 18, the Government of Quebec announced on
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC July 7, 2020 The Municipality of Pontiac had their monthly meeting take place on July 7, holding it via Zoom video conference.
DARIUS SHAHHEYDARI CLARENDON July 15, 2020 While exploring the vast scenery throughout Pontiac, a wandering eye could spot sprawling lakes, acres of worked land sprinkled
STEPHEN RICCIO Discovering a career path can be difficult in high school, as there are always factors pulling someone in different directions. For Jason Rochon,
STEPHEN RICCIO CAMPBELL’S BAY July 10, 2020 An initiative that encourages residents to buy local products launched this week, with an event taking place at
STEPHEN RICCIO SHAWVILLE July 15, 2020 The Shawville Minor Hockey Association (SMHA) has been given the green light to organize a season for this fall,
STEPHEN RICCIO LUSKVILLE July 10, 2020 Municipality of Pontiac firefighters battled with a Luskville house fire on Tuesday afternoon, getting it under control within approximately
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC July 7, 2020 The Municipality of Pontiac council meeting that took place on July 7 went without the tabling of a motion
CHRIS LOWREY CLARENDON July 15, 2020 After months of complaints from residents, Clarendon council voted at the June 9 meeting to launch a study into
July 19, 1995 25 Years Ago Deal struck with CP Rail: The old Canadian Pacific railroad may soon be returned to adjacent landowners in the
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC July 15, 2020 Wearing masks will become mandatory in indoor public places as of July 18, the Government of Quebec announced on July 13. This applies to retail stores, malls and other indoor spaces. It also applies
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC July 7, 2020 The Municipality of Pontiac had their monthly meeting take place on July 7, holding it via Zoom video conference. Public questions The meeting began with Mayor Joanne Labadie taking questions from the public. Those
DARIUS SHAHHEYDARI CLARENDON July 15, 2020 While exploring the vast scenery throughout Pontiac, a wandering eye could spot sprawling lakes, acres of worked land sprinkled with bales of hay, herds of cattle grazing on pastures and … ostriches? Marc-André Dorval
STEPHEN RICCIO Discovering a career path can be difficult in high school, as there are always factors pulling someone in different directions. For Jason Rochon, it wasn’t difficult. Growing up in the Pontiac and attending St. Alphonsus High School in
STEPHEN RICCIO CAMPBELL’S BAY July 10, 2020 An initiative that encourages residents to buy local products launched this week, with an event taking place at Brauwerk Hoffman Brewery in Campbell’s Bay. The initiative is called Outaouais First, and the movement
STEPHEN RICCIO SHAWVILLE July 15, 2020 The Shawville Minor Hockey Association (SMHA) has been given the green light to organize a season for this fall, but it will look quite different from past seasons. Hockey Quebec released their six-phase plan
STEPHEN RICCIO LUSKVILLE July 10, 2020 Municipality of Pontiac firefighters battled with a Luskville house fire on Tuesday afternoon, getting it under control within approximately an hour and a half. Kevin Mansey, interim fire director for the municipality, said that
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC July 7, 2020 The Municipality of Pontiac council meeting that took place on July 7 went without the tabling of a motion that some residents are in disagreement with. That motion is regarding bylaw 03-20, of which
CHRIS LOWREY CLARENDON July 15, 2020 After months of complaints from residents, Clarendon council voted at the June 9 meeting to launch a study into the issues surrounding the publicly owned land in Sand Bay at the heart of those
July 19, 1995 25 Years Ago Deal struck with CP Rail: The old Canadian Pacific railroad may soon be returned to adjacent landowners in the Municipality of Pontiac. According to the president of the CP Rail Neighbours Association, the group
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