The Way We Were – January 31, 2023
January 31, 2024
25 Years Ago – Jan. 27, 1999 Former NHLers thrill Coulonge crowd: Despite the balmy conditions which moved many activities indoors, the new organizers of
25 Years Ago – Jan. 27, 1999 Former NHLers thrill Coulonge crowd: Despite the balmy conditions which moved many activities indoors, the new organizers of
Three years ago we decided to add a new family member, once the kids were all past baby and toddler hood. The girls being a
People of all political persuasions attended the state funeral for former NDP leader Ed Broadbent this past Sunday afternoon. Prime Minister Trudeau attended. So did
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Fort Coulonge Jan. 25, 2024 The Grinch may have stolen Christmas, but on Thursday evening students at École secondaire Sieur-De-Coulonge (ESSC)
by Glen Hartle Norway Bay Jan. 27, 2024 Ski Pontiac made good on the promise of a night to remember by hosting the first of
Pontiac Community Players wraps up latest production over the weekend by Glen hartle Shawville Jan. 25-27, 2024 The Pontiac Community Players had a successful run
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Jan. 24, 2024 A green sedan crashed into a hydro pole on Main Street in Shawville on the afternoon of Jan.
Maps will determine risk based on frequency and depth of flooding by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac Jan. 29, 2024 The Quebec government has plans to
Ralph Lang takes over from Vaughan Bastien for 2024 by Charles Dickson Shawville Jan. 25, 2024 Ralph Lang was elected president of the Pontiac Agricultural
Kebaowek First Nation has requested the federal government step in to halt construction of the nuclear waste disposal facility at Chalk River, which was given
25 Years Ago – Jan. 27, 1999 Former NHLers thrill Coulonge crowd: Despite the balmy conditions which moved many activities indoors, the new organizers of the Fort Coulonge Winter Carnival were pleased with their first attempt. The Fort Coulonge Minor
Three years ago we decided to add a new family member, once the kids were all past baby and toddler hood. The girls being a bit older were ready to help with some of the responsibility and I wanted a
People of all political persuasions attended the state funeral for former NDP leader Ed Broadbent this past Sunday afternoon. Prime Minister Trudeau attended. So did former Prime Minister Joe Clark. Former Prime Minister Mulroney wasn’t there but he had many
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Fort Coulonge Jan. 25, 2024 The Grinch may have stolen Christmas, but on Thursday evening students at École secondaire Sieur-De-Coulonge (ESSC) brought it right back in their own French-language adaptation of How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
by Glen Hartle Norway Bay Jan. 27, 2024 Ski Pontiac made good on the promise of a night to remember by hosting the first of two Moonlight Ski events on Saturday evening at Astra Estates in Norway Bay. With the
Pontiac Community Players wraps up latest production over the weekend by Glen hartle Shawville Jan. 25-27, 2024 The Pontiac Community Players had a successful run on the Pontiac High School stage with its production last week of The One-Act Play
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Jan. 24, 2024 A green sedan crashed into a hydro pole on Main Street in Shawville on the afternoon of Jan. 24., just a couple of doors west of St. Paul’s Anglican Church. Shawville-Clarendon Fire Chief
Maps will determine risk based on frequency and depth of flooding by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac Jan. 29, 2024 The Quebec government has plans to release new permanent flood maps for the province this spring, to replace the interim maps
Ralph Lang takes over from Vaughan Bastien for 2024 by Charles Dickson Shawville Jan. 25, 2024 Ralph Lang was elected president of the Pontiac Agricultural Society (PAS) for 2024 at the organization’s annual general meeting held in Shawville on Thursday
Kebaowek First Nation has requested the federal government step in to halt construction of the nuclear waste disposal facility at Chalk River, which was given a green light by the government’s own nuclear safety regulator in January. The First Nation,
The Bromley Historical Society welcomes Renfrew County historian Dave Lemkay to speak on Pines in the Sand – Lemke Family Roots and Branches. This free public presentation takes place on Sunday, August 17, 2pm, at the Old Town Hall, 498 Micksburg Road, Osceola. His talk draws on his extensive family research from Germany to Petawawa Township, across North America and the world. Refreshments will be served.
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