MRC takes incinerator on tour to Fort Coulonge
April 2, 2024
by Pierre St-Cyr Fort Coulonge Mar. 27, 2024 A capacity crowd of about 70 people squeezed into the Club de l’Âge d’Or in Fort Coulonge
by Pierre St-Cyr Fort Coulonge Mar. 27, 2024 A capacity crowd of about 70 people squeezed into the Club de l’Âge d’Or in Fort Coulonge
François Carrier, General Manager of CHIP FM since 2012, has left his position at the Pontiac radio station to take on a new challenge with
A recall was issued last week for an animal product sold by the Abattoir les Viandes du Pontiac. The province’s ministry of agriculture (MAPAQ), in
25 Years Ago – Mar. 24, 1999 Corridor contaminated: MoE: A warning from the Ministry of Environment to the Union des producteurs agricoles (UPA) that
One of the things I love most about children is their ability to pretend. They can become anything or anyone at the drop of a
The burning issue and air quality Dear Editor, So how would the Pontiac and all of the Ottawa Valley be affected by emissions from a
In his presentation on Monday evening in Allumette Island, Mayor Corey Spence referred frequently to comments made by Dr. Paul Connett on the wisdom of
Quyon – Jillian Young On Saturday evening, the Quyon Community Association hosted their first-ever “Battle of the Bored” Games Night at the Quyon Community Centre.
by Guillaume Laflamme Quyon Mar. 27, 2024 The Municipality of Pontiac held a series of community consultation sessions over the weekend to gather input from
by GUILLAUME LAFLAMME SHAWVILLE Mar. 23, 2024 The Flying Elbows Hockey Tournament returned to the Shawville arena last week for its 25th year of bringing
by Pierre St-Cyr Fort Coulonge Mar. 27, 2024 A capacity crowd of about 70 people squeezed into the Club de l’Âge d’Or in Fort Coulonge on Wednesday evening to learn and voice concerns about the MRC Pontiac’s proposal to build
François Carrier, General Manager of CHIP FM since 2012, has left his position at the Pontiac radio station to take on a new challenge with Le Droit newspaper. Carrier made the shift to his new role as General Manager and
A recall was issued last week for an animal product sold by the Abattoir les Viandes du Pontiac. The province’s ministry of agriculture (MAPAQ), in collaboration with the abattoir, published a warning for the public not to consume ruminant stomachs
25 Years Ago – Mar. 24, 1999 Corridor contaminated: MoE: A warning from the Ministry of Environment to the Union des producteurs agricoles (UPA) that soil on the old railway corridor is likely contaminated never reached the buyers of the
One of the things I love most about children is their ability to pretend. They can become anything or anyone at the drop of a hat. One minute your child is, well, your child, and the next minute they may
The burning issue and air quality Dear Editor, So how would the Pontiac and all of the Ottawa Valley be affected by emissions from a new incinerator? Air quality is influenced by various factors, including industrial activities, vehicular emissions, agricultural
In his presentation on Monday evening in Allumette Island, Mayor Corey Spence referred frequently to comments made by Dr. Paul Connett on the wisdom of incineration, and found much with which to agree. Connett was one of four presenters who
Quyon – Jillian Young On Saturday evening, the Quyon Community Association hosted their first-ever “Battle of the Bored” Games Night at the Quyon Community Centre. I participated on a team with my mom, my sister, and my niece, and we
by Guillaume Laflamme Quyon Mar. 27, 2024 The Municipality of Pontiac held a series of community consultation sessions over the weekend to gather input from residents of all ages about how the parks in Quyon and Luskville should be improved.
by GUILLAUME LAFLAMME SHAWVILLE Mar. 23, 2024 The Flying Elbows Hockey Tournament returned to the Shawville arena last week for its 25th year of bringing together hockey players from across the greater Pontiac community. What started as a small memorial
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