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Ours is the first period in human civilization where virtual entertainment has eclipsed the real world. There are so many different platforms and services offering
J.D. Potié SHAWVILLE June 24, 2019 For over a decade, women from all over the Pontiac and beyond have depended on a specific clothing boutique
J.D. Potié SHAWVILLE June 19, 2019 On June 19, around 30 local residents gathered at the Shawville Community Lodge for a session of tea, pastries
J.D. Potié MANSFIELD ET PONTEFRACT June 22, 2019 On June 22, over 100 Pontiac residents gathered at the corner of rue Levèsque and chemin de
J.D. Potié SHAWVILLE June 19, 2019 On June 19, around 180 Pontiac residents gathered at Stark’s Corner United Church in Shawville for the Pontiac County
J.D. Potié CHAPEAU June 19, 2019 On June 19, around 30 Pontiac residents, mostly seniors, convened at the Harrington Community Hall in Chapeau for the
J-D Potié, The Equity On June 22, grade 11 students from Dr. Wilbert Keon School in Chapeau gathered at St. Alphonsus Parish dressed in their
The Little Red Wagon Winery in Clarendon was packed on Sunday evening for an intimate performance by acclaimed Ottawa singer-songwriter Lynne Hanson, accompanied by guitarist
Dear Editor, I saw a young fellow on a motorbike — actually, I heard him first because it was one of those off-road bikes with
Dear Editor, Canadians know that when it comes to the environment, Liberals are all talk and no action. Justin Trudeau’s Carbon Tax is not an
Ours is the first period in human civilization where virtual entertainment has eclipsed the real world. There are so many different platforms and services offering an immersive online experience, to take people out of the real world and create an
J.D. Potié SHAWVILLE June 24, 2019 For over a decade, women from all over the Pontiac and beyond have depended on a specific clothing boutique on Shawville’s Main Street in order to find the best-quality pieces of high-end fashion in
J.D. Potié SHAWVILLE June 19, 2019 On June 19, around 30 local residents gathered at the Shawville Community Lodge for a session of tea, pastries and chronicles of yesteryear courtesy of local historians. Hosted by the Pontiac Archives, the event
J.D. Potié MANSFIELD ET PONTEFRACT June 22, 2019 On June 22, over 100 Pontiac residents gathered at the corner of rue Levèsque and chemin de la Chute in Mansfield et Pontefract to celebrate their Indigenous roots on National Aboriginal Day.
J.D. Potié SHAWVILLE June 19, 2019 On June 19, around 180 Pontiac residents gathered at Stark’s Corner United Church in Shawville for the Pontiac County Women’s Institute’s annual summer supper. Hosted by the Pontiac Women’s Institute, the event served as
J.D. Potié CHAPEAU June 19, 2019 On June 19, around 30 Pontiac residents, mostly seniors, convened at the Harrington Community Hall in Chapeau for the local Young at Heart Club’s 28th annual final picnic of the season. As a free
J-D Potié, The Equity On June 22, grade 11 students from Dr. Wilbert Keon School in Chapeau gathered at St. Alphonsus Parish dressed in their Sunday best to celebrate their long-awaited graduation.
The Little Red Wagon Winery in Clarendon was packed on Sunday evening for an intimate performance by acclaimed Ottawa singer-songwriter Lynne Hanson, accompanied by guitarist Blair Hogan. The crowd was enthralled with Hogan’s melodic playing combined with Hanson’s soulful lyrics
Dear Editor, I saw a young fellow on a motorbike — actually, I heard him first because it was one of those off-road bikes with not much of a muffler. He popped a wheelie from down the hill beyond my
Dear Editor, Canadians know that when it comes to the environment, Liberals are all talk and no action. Justin Trudeau’s Carbon Tax is not an environmental plan. Trudeau gave big polluters a special deal, while forcing families to pay more
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