Letters to the Editor – May 1, 2024
April 30, 2024
Bravo mayors Dear Editor, The warden should have vacated the chair during the Monday Apr. 29 special sitting of MRC mayors. As she herself admits,
Bravo mayors Dear Editor, The warden should have vacated the chair during the Monday Apr. 29 special sitting of MRC mayors. As she herself admits,
Quyon – Jillian Young Congratulations to Sydney McMurray, as she graduated with her Masters in Education from Ottawa U last week. Sydney is the daughter
One of the perks of a job in journalism is having the opportunity to report the good news of what is going on in your
by Guillaume Laflamme Bryson Apr. 27, 2024 The Valentine Centre assisted living facility held its annual spring crafts and bake sale fundraiser event on Saturday
by GUILLAUME LAFLAMME Fort Coulonge Apr. 27, 2024 Drag queens brought high fashion and flair to Café Downtown in Fort Coulonge on Saturday evening, with
Son of Clarendon dairy farmers takes job with city’s CFL team by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Clarendon Apr. 29, 2024 Thomas Beck is obsessed with sports,
by Glen Hartle Shawville Apr. 27, 2024 Local arts association artPontiac hosted a series of artists’ talks at Shawville’s Café 349 on Saturday for its
by Guillaume Laflamme Otter Lake Apr. 27, 2024 Nine dart teams from across the Outaouais faced off in the annual Gatineau Valley regional darts tournament
Bravo mayors Dear Editor, The warden should have vacated the chair during the Monday Apr. 29 special sitting of MRC mayors. As she herself admits, the purpose of the meeting was to propose her own resolution which constitutes a bias
Quyon – Jillian Young Congratulations to Sydney McMurray, as she graduated with her Masters in Education from Ottawa U last week. Sydney is the daughter of Joanne (Stanley) and Brian McMurray, and granddaughter of Don and Beverley Stanley. Sydney’s family
One of the perks of a job in journalism is having the opportunity to report the good news of what is going on in your area. In the Pontiac, there are many such stories, a few of which have found
by Guillaume Laflamme Bryson Apr. 27, 2024 The Valentine Centre assisted living facility held its annual spring crafts and bake sale fundraiser event on Saturday at the Bryson Lions Hall, offering shoppers an assortment of goods to go home with,
by GUILLAUME LAFLAMME Fort Coulonge Apr. 27, 2024 Drag queens brought high fashion and flair to Café Downtown in Fort Coulonge on Saturday evening, with performances including dance numbers and lip syncing to songs by popular pop artists like Miley
Son of Clarendon dairy farmers takes job with city’s CFL team by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Clarendon Apr. 29, 2024 Thomas Beck is obsessed with sports, and he is the first to admit it. He started playing hockey from the moment
by Glen Hartle Shawville Apr. 27, 2024 Local arts association artPontiac hosted a series of artists’ talks at Shawville’s Café 349 on Saturday for its second annual professional development day. The event, titled “Creativity Unleashed 2024: A Primer for Artists”
by Guillaume Laflamme Otter Lake Apr. 27, 2024 Nine dart teams from across the Outaouais faced off in the annual Gatineau Valley regional darts tournament at the Otter Lake Recreation Centre on Saturday. The tournament, organized by Jannie Cloutier, featured
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