Giant Tiger
Current Issue

July 30, 2025

Trending Topics:

The Equity

Proportion of “vulnerable” children in Outaouais remains comparably high to rest of Quebec Connor Lalande Outaouais Oct. 12, 2023 The number of children considered “vulnerable”

Social Notes – Oct. 11, 2023

Quyon – Jillian Young Despite dreary weather, it was a terrific Thanksgiving weekend. We enjoyed the Thanksgiving service at Quyon United Church on Sunday morning,

The Way We Were

25 Years Ago – Oct. 7, 1998 Senior golfer shoots junior score in Mansfield: One of the most difficult challenges in golf (and there are

Fall fun on a dime

I’m certain that no one is untouched with the rising costs we are experiencing everywhere. Food prices have sky-rocketed, gas prices are high, housing prices

Hope

For some in this world, having fertile soil capable of producing food would be unimaginable. Access to fresh, drinkable water would be a blessing. Electric

Whodunnit coming to Shawville Lions Hall

Lions and Community Players to host murder mystery dinner theatre Connor Lalande Shawville Oct. 15, 2023 Fancy yourself a bit of a sleuth? If so, keep reading. The Shawville Lions Club and the Pontiac Community Players are teaming up to

Read More »

Quyon Lionettes hold 35th annual car rally

Connor Lalande Quyon Oct. 14, 2023 The Quyon Lionettes roared back to action this past Saturday, hosting the 35th edition of their much-anticipated car rally. In what is essentially a large scavenger hunt that takes participants on an odyssey of

Read More »

Proportion of “vulnerable” children in Outaouais remains comparably high to rest of Quebec Connor Lalande Outaouais Oct. 12, 2023 The number of children considered “vulnerable” in at least one area of their development remains high in the Outaouais by comparison

Read More »

Social Notes – Oct. 11, 2023

Quyon – Jillian Young Despite dreary weather, it was a terrific Thanksgiving weekend. We enjoyed the Thanksgiving service at Quyon United Church on Sunday morning, where the sanctuary had been beautifully decorated by the UCW ladies and was just brimming

Read More »

Letters to the Editor – Oct. 11, 2023

Incinerator worries Dear Editor, To anyone who thinks an incinerator by a water source is a good idea, there is no such thing as a leakproof facility. There will be spills, runoff, air pollution. Not to mention off-gassing, if ashes

Read More »

The Way We Were

25 Years Ago – Oct. 7, 1998 Senior golfer shoots junior score in Mansfield: One of the most difficult challenges in golf (and there are many) is shooting your age over 18 holes, a feat not necessarily lessened with more

Read More »

Fall fun on a dime

I’m certain that no one is untouched with the rising costs we are experiencing everywhere. Food prices have sky-rocketed, gas prices are high, housing prices are through the roof and with that, so is every single thing we need to

Read More »

Hope

For some in this world, having fertile soil capable of producing food would be unimaginable. Access to fresh, drinkable water would be a blessing. Electric lights would seem like a miracle. In parts of the world, things that seem commonplace

Read More »

How to Share on Facebook

Unfortunately, Meta (Facebook’s parent company) has blocked the sharing of news content in Canada. Normally, you would not be able to share links from The Equity, but if you copy the link below, Facebook won’t block you!