GOUVT DU QUÉBEC Communiqué GATINEAU Le 29 août 2017 Grâce au nouveau Fonds d’appui au rayonnement des régions (FARR), une somme de 30 M$ sera
SOPFEU Communiqué QUEBEC Le 28 août 2017 La Société de protection des forêts contre le feu (SOPFEU), en collaboration avec le ministère des Forêts, de
Donald Teuma-Castelletti With summer pretty well at it’s end, fall is right about on the next page – and now’s the time to get your
Donald Teuma-Castelletti PORTAGE DU FORT Sept. 1, 2017 An old spot in Portage du Fort has reopened, with a new name, lots of renovations and
A friend phoned to tell me that her gray cat went missing. She had water in the basement and had left the window open to
Sept. 2, 1992 25 Years Ago Freshwater jellyfish sighted again in Pontiac: Freshwater jellyfish have once again been sighted in Pontiac, this time in Tootes
Grandparents’ Day This coming Sunday is Grandparents’ Day. If you haven’t heard about it you’re not alone, not everyone knows about or celebrates this holiday.
Dear Editor, In response to Mrs. Champoux’s rebuttal, I’m confident about the amounts I stated. Those are the totals for legal expenses. More than $100,000
Now that the Shawville Fair is done, summer has come to an end and fall is upon us. Along with children going back to school
Chris Lowrey SHAWVILLE Sept. 2, 2017 A bright, sunny sky greeted Shawville Fair attendees on Saturday morning as the gates opened and they streamed into
GOUVT DU QUÉBEC Communiqué GATINEAU Le 29 août 2017 Grâce au nouveau Fonds d’appui au rayonnement des régions (FARR), une somme de 30 M$ sera disponible cette année pour soutenir des projets régionaux. Cette enveloppe augmentera d’année en année, pour
SOPFEU Communiqué QUEBEC Le 28 août 2017 La Société de protection des forêts contre le feu (SOPFEU), en collaboration avec le ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs, envoie des ressources supplémentaires en Colombie-Britannique. Hier, 21 pompiers forestiers
Donald Teuma-Castelletti With summer pretty well at it’s end, fall is right about on the next page – and now’s the time to get your home all set for winter. With all the precipitation endured this summer, there’s no doubt
Donald Teuma-Castelletti PORTAGE DU FORT Sept. 1, 2017 An old spot in Portage du Fort has reopened, with a new name, lots of renovations and some new owners. Now called Casse Croûte du Coin, the newly done up chip stand
A friend phoned to tell me that her gray cat went missing. She had water in the basement and had left the window open to air out the bedroom downstairs and sure enough the cat found the opening and took
Sept. 2, 1992 25 Years Ago Freshwater jellyfish sighted again in Pontiac: Freshwater jellyfish have once again been sighted in Pontiac, this time in Tootes Lake in the municipality of Thorne. Concerned cottagers Keith and Roberta Harrison, who had heard
Grandparents’ Day This coming Sunday is Grandparents’ Day. If you haven’t heard about it you’re not alone, not everyone knows about or celebrates this holiday. So if you’re just hearing about this holiday, it’s one day a year that is
Dear Editor, In response to Mrs. Champoux’s rebuttal, I’m confident about the amounts I stated. Those are the totals for legal expenses. More than $100,000 by the time the fiscal year ends. The general public is left to guess at
Now that the Shawville Fair is done, summer has come to an end and fall is upon us. Along with children going back to school and farmers harvesting their crops, this year marks the first time residents will be electing
Chris Lowrey SHAWVILLE Sept. 2, 2017 A bright, sunny sky greeted Shawville Fair attendees on Saturday morning as the gates opened and they streamed into the grounds. The third day of the fair featured all kinds of events and shows
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