Sieur de Coulonge hosts first student arts night
April 23, 2024
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Fort Coulonge Apr. 22, 2024 The library at École secondaire Sieur de Coulonge (ESSC) was transformed into an art gallery and
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Fort Coulonge Apr. 22, 2024 The library at École secondaire Sieur de Coulonge (ESSC) was transformed into an art gallery and
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Apr. 17, 2024 Every seat in the Pontiac Archives was full on Wednesday morning. Late arrivers stood along the edges
by Glen Hartle Greermount Apr. 20, 2024 Foraging enthusiasts and nature lovers gathered at La Fée des Bois Apothecary on Saturday afternoon for a crash
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Luskville Apr. 17, 2024 A group of Pontiac farmers took to the streets of downtown Gatineau in their tractors and trucks
by Charles Dickson Ottawa Apr. 18, 2024 Following the Trudeau government’s release of the federal budget last week, Pontiac MP Sophie Chatel had a conversation
Waltham – Helen Perry Waltham residents are keeping their fingers crossed, and hoping that the relatively low Ottawa River levels will not surge to flooding
The effects that some bug bites may have on us and our children can make outdoor activities and events very hard to navigate with small
If you could change the channel from the current conversation about a garbage incinerator, what would you rather be talking about? What is the thing
25 Years Ago – April 14, 1999 Clarendon farmer hit with mudslide: “Just another mess to clean up.” Clarendon farmer Gilbert Dubeau shrugs his shoulders
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Fort Coulonge Apr. 22, 2024 The library at École secondaire Sieur de Coulonge (ESSC) was transformed into an art gallery and a stage on Monday evening for the high school’s first multi-disciplinary arts vernissage. The evening
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Apr. 17, 2024 Every seat in the Pontiac Archives was full on Wednesday morning. Late arrivers stood along the edges of the room and found a few last make-shift seats on the staircase, from where
by Glen Hartle Greermount Apr. 20, 2024 Foraging enthusiasts and nature lovers gathered at La Fée des Bois Apothecary on Saturday afternoon for a crash course in how to find, harvest and consume wild edible and medicinal spring plants. The
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Luskville Apr. 17, 2024 A group of Pontiac farmers took to the streets of downtown Gatineau in their tractors and trucks on Wednesday morning, joining over 50 agricultural producers from across the Outaouais region in a
by Charles Dickson Ottawa Apr. 18, 2024 Following the Trudeau government’s release of the federal budget last week, Pontiac MP Sophie Chatel had a conversation with THE EQUITY in her parliamentary office in Ottawa on few of the key elements
Waltham – Helen Perry Waltham residents are keeping their fingers crossed, and hoping that the relatively low Ottawa River levels will not surge to flooding levels, this spring. In 2017 and again in 2019, flood waters did enormous damage to
The effects that some bug bites may have on us and our children can make outdoor activities and events very hard to navigate with small children (and pets). I’ve been looking up some tips and tricks with hopes that it’ll
If you could change the channel from the current conversation about a garbage incinerator, what would you rather be talking about? What is the thing we should be making happen here in the Pontiac? Apparently, we are not only one
25 Years Ago – April 14, 1999 Clarendon farmer hit with mudslide: “Just another mess to clean up.” Clarendon farmer Gilbert Dubeau shrugs his shoulders as he walks away from the pile of debris left over from Thursday’s mudslide on
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