An ancient mariner has found a home
March 6, 2024
Local artist Ruby Ewan donates sculpture to Pontiac High School by Glen Hartle Shawville Feb. 29, 2024 Lying at the intersection of literature, science and
Local artist Ruby Ewan donates sculpture to Pontiac High School by Glen Hartle Shawville Feb. 29, 2024 Lying at the intersection of literature, science and
Films demonstrated impressive cinematography and artistic vision,” teacher says by Glen Hartle Shawville Mar. 1, 2024 Pontiac High School English teacher Jordan Kent hosted the
Quyon – Jillian Young Happy March break to all of the students, teachers, and staff who are enjoying their week off. I hope you all
Incinerator health risks Dear Editor, As a public health advocate deeply concerned about the implications of environmental pollution on human well-being, Voix du Pontiac –
25 Years Ago – Mar. 3, 1999 Blaze destroys garage and contents: A fire believed to have been caused by a spark destroyed a garage
One of the comments at Saturday’s discussion on the incinerator was the observation that the parts of the world with the least transparency in government
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson and Pierre Cyr Fort Coulonge Feb. 29, 2024 On Thursday morning, outdoor education students from École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge (ESSC) piled into
by Guillaume LaflammeShawvilleMar. 6, 2024Hey, my name’s Guillaume. I’m a 25-year-old journalism student from Algonquin College currently completing an internship at your newspaper, THE EQUITY.
by Pierre Cyr Campbell’s bay Mar. 2, 2024 One hundred and twenty-four people attended a public information meeting at the Campbell’s Bay Recreation Centre on
Bristol’s decision follows recommendation from engineering study by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Bristol Mar. 4, 2024 The Municipality of Bristol has decided to keep the Norway
Local artist Ruby Ewan donates sculpture to Pontiac High School by Glen Hartle Shawville Feb. 29, 2024 Lying at the intersection of literature, science and art stands an epic poetic tale written at the very cusp of our modern times
Films demonstrated impressive cinematography and artistic vision,” teacher says by Glen Hartle Shawville Mar. 1, 2024 Pontiac High School English teacher Jordan Kent hosted the 4th annual Pontiac Film Festival on Friday, and the docket of creativity seems to have
Quyon – Jillian Young Happy March break to all of the students, teachers, and staff who are enjoying their week off. I hope you all having a relaxing, fun break. This past Saturday, the Quyon Lions Club hosted their annual
Incinerator health risks Dear Editor, As a public health advocate deeply concerned about the implications of environmental pollution on human well-being, Voix du Pontiac – Pontiac Voice cannot stay silent about the project to build an incinerator in our community.
25 Years Ago – Mar. 3, 1999 Blaze destroys garage and contents: A fire believed to have been caused by a spark destroyed a garage and its contents in Clarendon Feb. 23. “That’s my living, my lifetime pickups,” owner Leo
One of the comments at Saturday’s discussion on the incinerator was the observation that the parts of the world with the least transparency in government are also the most polluted. This is the point of intersection between two current concerns
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson and Pierre Cyr Fort Coulonge Feb. 29, 2024 On Thursday morning, outdoor education students from École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge (ESSC) piled into their warmest winter clothes and headed out into the last sunny winter day of February.
by Guillaume LaflammeShawvilleMar. 6, 2024Hey, my name’s Guillaume. I’m a 25-year-old journalism student from Algonquin College currently completing an internship at your newspaper, THE EQUITY. Beyond journalism, my passions involve reading, martial arts and travelling. Having grown up in the
by Pierre Cyr Campbell’s bay Mar. 2, 2024 One hundred and twenty-four people attended a public information meeting at the Campbell’s Bay Recreation Centre on Saturday afternoon to hear concerns about MRC Pontiac’s proposal to build a garbage incinerator in
Bristol’s decision follows recommendation from engineering study by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Bristol Mar. 4, 2024 The Municipality of Bristol has decided to keep the Norway Bay pier closed for the entirety of the 2024 season. The beach and boat launch
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