Golfers bring home hardware
September 11, 2018
NORWAY BAY Aug. 28, 2018 The Norway Bay Ladies Tuesday Golf Group held their annual tournament with rounds being played on Aug. 21 under overcast
NORWAY BAY Aug. 28, 2018 The Norway Bay Ladies Tuesday Golf Group held their annual tournament with rounds being played on Aug. 21 under overcast
CHRIS LOWREY SHAWVILLE Sept. 12, 2018 Residents of Shawville can’t be blamed for keeping their picnic baskets close at hand as an unwelcome visitor stopped
CHRIS LOWREY SHAWVILLE Sept. 12, 2018 Residents of Shawville can’t be blamed for keeping their picnic baskets close at hand as an unwelcome visitor stopped
An election campaign has been launched with promises of investments in health care, education and childcare services, in particular by the Liberals as it is
An election campaign has been launched with promises of investments in health care, education and childcare services, in particular by the Liberals as it is
Concerning healthcare, the region is currently losing nurses to the other side of the river. After a few meetings with local unions, it seems that
According to the IRIS study requested by Équité Outaouais, the Outaouais has a funding shortfall of $150 million per year in its healthcare system, and
Address shortcoming of personnel Outaouais lacks health personnel at all levels: family doctors, specialists, nurses, pharmacists, managers in our hospitals, care professionals, beneficiary attendants. Under
Donald Teuma-Castelletti SHEENBORO Sept. 8, 2018 Superhumans of all sorts sprinted, climbed and swam their way through Sheenboro on Saturday morning, competing in a world-class
Donald Teuma-Castelletti SHEENBORO Sept. 8, 2018 Superhumans of all sorts sprinted, climbed and swam their way through Sheenboro on Saturday morning, competing in a world-class
NORWAY BAY Aug. 28, 2018 The Norway Bay Ladies Tuesday Golf Group held their annual tournament with rounds being played on Aug. 21 under overcast skies and on Aug. 28 amid extremely hot and humid conditions. Madeline Hagar and Maureen
CHRIS LOWREY SHAWVILLE Sept. 12, 2018 Residents of Shawville can’t be blamed for keeping their picnic baskets close at hand as an unwelcome visitor stopped into town on the weekend. Several residents took to social media to warn their neighbours
CHRIS LOWREY SHAWVILLE Sept. 12, 2018 Residents of Shawville can’t be blamed for keeping their picnic baskets close at hand as an unwelcome visitor stopped into town on the weekend. Several residents took to social media to warn their neighbours
An election campaign has been launched with promises of investments in health care, education and childcare services, in particular by the Liberals as it is they who were in power. However, this is money that was cut over the last
An election campaign has been launched with promises of investments in health care, education and childcare services, in particular by the Liberals as it is they who were in power. However, this is money that was cut over the last
Concerning healthcare, the region is currently losing nurses to the other side of the river. After a few meetings with local unions, it seems that the best way to solve the issue would be to: make the recruiting process for
According to the IRIS study requested by Équité Outaouais, the Outaouais has a funding shortfall of $150 million per year in its healthcare system, and this is on top of the $100 million paid to Ontario. Due to Barrette’s reform,
Address shortcoming of personnel Outaouais lacks health personnel at all levels: family doctors, specialists, nurses, pharmacists, managers in our hospitals, care professionals, beneficiary attendants. Under the model proposed by the Liberals during the last 15 years, related tasks, overtime, lack
Donald Teuma-Castelletti SHEENBORO Sept. 8, 2018 Superhumans of all sorts sprinted, climbed and swam their way through Sheenboro on Saturday morning, competing in a world-class event unlike any other in Canada. Fifty individuals competed in pairs in the third Amphibious
Donald Teuma-Castelletti SHEENBORO Sept. 8, 2018 Superhumans of all sorts sprinted, climbed and swam their way through Sheenboro on Saturday morning, competing in a world-class event unlike any other in Canada. Fifty individuals competed in pairs in the third Amphibious
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