Chamber’s gala a fun evening for Pontiac business community
April 9, 2024
by Charles Dickson Fort Coulonge Apr. 6, 2024 An evening of networking, celebration, good food and good humour was the scene on Saturday when Pontiac’s
by Charles Dickson Fort Coulonge Apr. 6, 2024 An evening of networking, celebration, good food and good humour was the scene on Saturday when Pontiac’s
by Guillaume Laflamme Shawille Apr. 6, 2024 Members of Pontiac’s Quad Club spent Saturday chasing down five different playing cards stashed at businesses staggered throughout
by Glen hartle Shawville Apr. 8, 2024 The Bethel Pentecostal Church in Shawville sits on a town artery – Centre Street or Quebec Route 303,
by Guillaume Laflamme Shawville Apr. 7, 2024 O’Malley’s Equipment on Shawville’s Victoria Avenue was broken into on Sunday morning, and tens of thousands of dollars
by Guillaume Laflamme Pontiac Apr. 8, 2024 Firefighters in the municipalities of Bristol and Pontiac responded to a seasonally high number of bushfires in the
by Guillaume Laflamme Ladysmith Apr. 6, 2024 Green-thumbed Pontiacers flocked to the Thorne Community Recreation Association in Ladysmith on Saturday to pick up tips and
by Charles Dickson Shawville Apr. 3, 2024 An estimated 150 people attended a meeting in Shawville last Wednesday evening for a presentation by MRC Pontiac
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac Apr. 8, 2024 Bristol council voted unanimously to retract its previous support for the waste incinerator project being proposed by
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac Apr. 2, 2024 The Municipality of Bristol will pay for a new set of docks to be installed at the
by Charles Dickson Fort Coulonge Apr. 6, 2024 An evening of networking, celebration, good food and good humour was the scene on Saturday when Pontiac’s business community turned out for the second black tie gala hosted by the Pontiac Chamber
by Guillaume Laflamme Shawille Apr. 6, 2024 Members of Pontiac’s Quad Club spent Saturday chasing down five different playing cards stashed at businesses staggered throughout an almost 200-kilometre loop with the hopes of compiling a winning poker hand. Over 80
by Glen hartle Shawville Apr. 8, 2024 The Bethel Pentecostal Church in Shawville sits on a town artery – Centre Street or Quebec Route 303, depending upon where a journey starts. Whether travelling the corridor from Portage du Fort to
by Guillaume Laflamme Shawville Apr. 7, 2024 O’Malley’s Equipment on Shawville’s Victoria Avenue was broken into on Sunday morning, and tens of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise was stolen. The burglary, which happened at 4:30 a.m. on Sunday morning,
by Guillaume Laflamme Pontiac Apr. 8, 2024 Firefighters in the municipalities of Bristol and Pontiac responded to a seasonally high number of bushfires in the last week of March and first few days of April, attributable to the unusually warm
by Guillaume Laflamme Ladysmith Apr. 6, 2024 Green-thumbed Pontiacers flocked to the Thorne Community Recreation Association in Ladysmith on Saturday to pick up tips and tricks of the gardening trade and swap home-grown plant seeds with their neighbours. The day’s
by Charles Dickson Shawville Apr. 3, 2024 An estimated 150 people attended a meeting in Shawville last Wednesday evening for a presentation by MRC Pontiac of the initial business plan for the proposed garbage incinerator project. The meeting, held in
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac Apr. 8, 2024 Bristol council voted unanimously to retract its previous support for the waste incinerator project being proposed by the MRC Pontiac at its council meeting on Apr. 2. The decision was met by
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac Apr. 2, 2024 The Municipality of Bristol will pay for a new set of docks to be installed at the Norway Bay beach this year to make deep-water swimming possible despite the indefinite closure of
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