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Mar. 16, 1994 25 Years Ago Hydro Pontiac project at Chutes ahead of schedule, no accidents: The Hydro Pontiac project at Coulonge Chutes is moving
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Mar. 16, 1994 25 Years Ago Hydro Pontiac project at Chutes ahead of schedule, no accidents: The Hydro Pontiac project at Coulonge Chutes is moving
Dear Editor, Epistemology is the branch of philosophy which deals with asking how do we know what we know? It’s one of those university courses
Dear Editor, Previous Municipality of Pontiac Mayor Roger Larose is demanding an apology from Mayor Joanne Labadie. For 17 months I have sat silently on
Dear Editor, Regarding the article of March 6 on the community centre delays: Pierre Tabet was given the contract to design, facilitate and oversee the
By Shelley Heaphy For a lot of kids having friends makes school and childhood so much fun. Of course, there are introverted people who prefer
A couple of weeks ago, Pontiac MNA André Fortin rose in the Legislative Assembly to give an impassioned defence of recently fired CISSSO CEO Jean


An end of year party celebrated the development of new skills and new friendships. The group displays new practice jerseys, MAGH medallions and some radiant


J.D. Potié FORT COULONGE March. 7, 2019 On Thursday, the Fort-Coulonge Midget Comets defeated the Muskrat 2 Warriors by a commanding score of 7-3, picking


J.D. Potié QUYON Feb. 28, 2019 The Social Development Table of the Pontiac (TDSP) hosted its first ever monthly support group sessions for parents with


Donald Teuma-Castelletti LUSKVILLE March 9, 2019 Imaginations were let loose Saturday afternoon, when young artists descended upon the Luskville Community Centre for craft time with
Mar. 16, 1994 25 Years Ago Hydro Pontiac project at Chutes ahead of schedule, no accidents: The Hydro Pontiac project at Coulonge Chutes is moving ahead quickly and safely. Marco Del Cuchetto, project manager for Kiewit, the engineering firm that
Dear Editor, Epistemology is the branch of philosophy which deals with asking how do we know what we know? It’s one of those university courses easily dismissed by, ‘When am I ever going to need this in real life?’ The
Dear Editor, Previous Municipality of Pontiac Mayor Roger Larose is demanding an apology from Mayor Joanne Labadie. For 17 months I have sat silently on many occasions, understanding that Madame Labadie, came into office without any municipal experience, even stating
Dear Editor, Regarding the article of March 6 on the community centre delays: Pierre Tabet was given the contract to design, facilitate and oversee the project in its entirety as per Resolution 16-12-3003. In other words, he was the project
By Shelley Heaphy For a lot of kids having friends makes school and childhood so much fun. Of course, there are introverted people who prefer one or two close friends and those extraverts who enjoy the more the merrier approach,
A couple of weeks ago, Pontiac MNA André Fortin rose in the Legislative Assembly to give an impassioned defence of recently fired CISSSO CEO Jean Hébert. It was a puzzling choice by the opposition health critic to target one of


An end of year party celebrated the development of new skills and new friendships. The group displays new practice jerseys, MAGH medallions and some radiant smiles.


J.D. Potié FORT COULONGE March. 7, 2019 On Thursday, the Fort-Coulonge Midget Comets defeated the Muskrat 2 Warriors by a commanding score of 7-3, picking up their second playoff win in six games and bringing their record to 2-4-0 with


J.D. Potié QUYON Feb. 28, 2019 The Social Development Table of the Pontiac (TDSP) hosted its first ever monthly support group sessions for parents with children from newborns through eight years old in late February. The event, which took place


Donald Teuma-Castelletti LUSKVILLE March 9, 2019 Imaginations were let loose Saturday afternoon, when young artists descended upon the Luskville Community Centre for craft time with Get Art. Organized by the Parents of the Municipality of Pontiac, Get Art’s Tanya McCormick
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