The farmers’ market season is knocking at the door. Soon, locally made preserves, home grown vegetables and meats, and a wide assortment of other trinkets
by Charles Dickson Clarendon May 5, 2024 A dozen or so rocketry enthusiasts descended on a patch of wide, open farmland just east of Shawville
by Glen Hartle Calumet Island May 4, 2024 The Bryson Grand Calumet Fire Department (BGCP) hosted its annual poker run event on Saturday, with just
by Guillaume Laflamme Fort Coulonge May 4, 2024 Over 30 businesses set up shop at the iceless Centre de loisir des Draveurs arena in Fort
by Charles Dickson Ladysmith May 4, 2024 Ernie and Cathy Pasch were commuting almost two hours every day to their jobs in Renfrew when the
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Ottawa May 4, 2024 Pontiac High School theatre teacher and Clarendon farmer Phil Holmes is making a gradual return to the
Community briefed on presence of Eurasian milfoil in Farm Lake and Petit Lac Cayamant by Charles Dickson Otter Lake May 4, 2024 Sixty-five people attended
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Fort Coulonge May 1, 2024 Community leaders from across Quebec met in Fort Coulonge last week to exchange ideas about best
The farmers’ market season is knocking at the door. Soon, locally made preserves, home grown vegetables and meats, and a wide assortment of other trinkets and crafts will be reliably available at various locations around the Pontiac, every week. Here
by Charles Dickson Clarendon May 5, 2024 A dozen or so rocketry enthusiasts descended on a patch of wide, open farmland just east of Shawville on Sunday morning to do what they love to do most, launch their rockets. Bill
by Glen Hartle Calumet Island May 4, 2024 The Bryson Grand Calumet Fire Department (BGCP) hosted its annual poker run event on Saturday, with just over one hundred all-terrain vehicles venturing out into the warm and sunny day to follow
by Guillaume Laflamme Fort Coulonge May 4, 2024 Over 30 businesses set up shop at the iceless Centre de loisir des Draveurs arena in Fort Coulonge on Saturday for the arena’s first annual business exposition. “It’s the first of its
by Charles Dickson Ladysmith May 4, 2024 Ernie and Cathy Pasch were commuting almost two hours every day to their jobs in Renfrew when the opportunity came up to take over the hotel in Ladysmith. That was 25 years ago.
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Ottawa May 4, 2024 Pontiac High School theatre teacher and Clarendon farmer Phil Holmes is making a gradual return to the stage with his longtime passion of opera singing. On Saturday evening, Holmes joined the Rideau
Community briefed on presence of Eurasian milfoil in Farm Lake and Petit Lac Cayamant by Charles Dickson Otter Lake May 4, 2024 Sixty-five people attended a public forum in Otter Lake on Saturday morning to hear from the municipal council
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Fort Coulonge May 1, 2024 Community leaders from across Quebec met in Fort Coulonge last week to exchange ideas about best practices for developing recreational and leisure facilities and programming in rural communities. The two-day conference,
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