Chris Lowrey PONTIAC April 18, 2018 A group of concerned citizens has been traveling throughout the Outaouais to garner support for their mission of improving
CHRIS LOWREY BRISTOL April 16, 2018 Highway 148 is a relatively busy roadway. Plenty of deliveries have been made on the stretch of highway, but
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC April 18, 2018 Clarendon Mayor John Armstrong asked the MRC Pontiac council of mayors to consider putting rumble strips along the shoulders
Chris Lowrey LUSKVILLE April 17, 2018 The Toronto Blue Jays have picked the Luskville Recreation Park to receive a $150,000 grant to refurbish the lighting
Donald Teuma-Castelletti FORT COULONGE April 21, 2018 Supporters for the various Pontiac centres local de services communautaires (CLSC) attended an evening of music, food and
Chris Lowrey CAMPBELL’S BAY April 18, 2018 The results of a recently-undertaken audit of the MRC Pontiac was presented at the council of mayors meeting
Card results for April 3 were: 50/50 was won by Ronald Beaudoin and the door prize went to Beverly Dubeau. Ladies first was won by
The Quyon Curling Fun League has wrapped up for another year closing out the season with the Hot Shots party on April 12. The regular
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Myrtle Deering who passed away last week at the age of 91 years. Myrtle lived most of
Alphonsine Tourangeau passed away last week. I had erroneously penned her name as Therese. Our sympathies to the Deering family on the loss of Myrtle
Chris Lowrey PONTIAC April 18, 2018 A group of concerned citizens has been traveling throughout the Outaouais to garner support for their mission of improving the region’s healthcare network. Representatives from Equité Outaouais made an appearance at the April 18
CHRIS LOWREY BRISTOL April 16, 2018 Highway 148 is a relatively busy roadway. Plenty of deliveries have been made on the stretch of highway, but this wasn’t your typical UPS dropoff. After feeling her contractions start, Alina Séguin-Holmes and her
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC April 18, 2018 Clarendon Mayor John Armstrong asked the MRC Pontiac council of mayors to consider putting rumble strips along the shoulders and centre of Hwy. 148. Rumble strips are grooves in the asphalt along the shoulders
Chris Lowrey LUSKVILLE April 17, 2018 The Toronto Blue Jays have picked the Luskville Recreation Park to receive a $150,000 grant to refurbish the lighting at the ball diamond, among other things. The donation was announced on April 17 during
Donald Teuma-Castelletti FORT COULONGE April 21, 2018 Supporters for the various Pontiac centres local de services communautaires (CLSC) attended an evening of music, food and dancing on Saturday, all waited upon by some local young volunteers. The Knights of Columbus
Chris Lowrey CAMPBELL’S BAY April 18, 2018 The results of a recently-undertaken audit of the MRC Pontiac was presented at the council of mayors meeting on April 18. The financial outlook for the MRC looks to be in relatively good
Card results for April 3 were: 50/50 was won by Ronald Beaudoin and the door prize went to Beverly Dubeau. Ladies first was won by Nancy Harris and second by Rita Blaskie. Men’s first was won by Ray Dubeau and
The Quyon Curling Fun League has wrapped up for another year closing out the season with the Hot Shots party on April 12. The regular season winners were Glen Leach, Danny Foran, Sue Sparling, and Vicky Leach. The winners of
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Myrtle Deering who passed away last week at the age of 91 years. Myrtle lived most of her life in Ladysmith and was in a nursing home in Brockville, Ont. for the
Alphonsine Tourangeau passed away last week. I had erroneously penned her name as Therese. Our sympathies to the Deering family on the loss of Myrtle on April 9 at the age of 91. She was originally from Ladysmith, Que. Our
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