St. Patrick’s Day
March 12, 2024
March 17 is St. Patrick’s Day. This is a super fun holiday to celebrate with our kiddos. It’s also a day that requires no purchasing.
March 17 is St. Patrick’s Day. This is a super fun holiday to celebrate with our kiddos. It’s also a day that requires no purchasing.
Quyon – Jillian Young Congratulations to Colton Keon and Breanna Hodgins, as they welcomed their first child on Mar. 3. They are proud parents to
When he’s not raising purebred Bouvier dogs, or tending to his large greenhouse operation, or hosting and running the Pontiac Farmers’ Market each Saturday from
by Guillaume Laflamme Quyon Mar. 10, 2024 As per Pontiac tradition, beers were raised and hearts rejoiced at the annual St. Patrick’s Day event at
by Guillaume Laflamme Pontiac Mar. 13, 2024 The clocks rolled forward an hour on Saturday night, marking the unofficial end to the winter, but spring
Friends of the Pontiac issues fact sheet, Citizens of the Pontiac urges face-to-face engagement By Charles DicksonPontiacMar. 11, 2024Efforts to convince Pontiac County mayors to
by Guillaume LaflammePontiacMar. 13, 2024The infectious disease specialist with the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO) is requesting parents in
Reflections by Pontiacers Lucille Hodgins and Jon Stewart on the passing of the former prime minister In the spring of 1968 there was a federal
Exemption for English schools overturned by Charles DicksonMontrealFeb. 29, 2024In a unanimous decision rendered Thursday, the Quebec Appeal Court ruled that the CAQ government’s Bill
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
March 17 is St. Patrick’s Day. This is a super fun holiday to celebrate with our kiddos. It’s also a day that requires no purchasing. So instead of buying anything, make some crafts and talk about leprechauns and leprechaun traps,
Quyon – Jillian Young Congratulations to Colton Keon and Breanna Hodgins, as they welcomed their first child on Mar. 3. They are proud parents to a baby boy named Nashton. Wishing them all the best as they settle in with
When he’s not raising purebred Bouvier dogs, or tending to his large greenhouse operation, or hosting and running the Pontiac Farmers’ Market each Saturday from May to October, or acting as the treasurer for the UPA (Union des Producteurs Agricoles),
by Guillaume Laflamme Quyon Mar. 10, 2024 As per Pontiac tradition, beers were raised and hearts rejoiced at the annual St. Patrick’s Day event at Gavan’s Hotel in Quyon on Sunday, a week ahead of the annual Irish celebration. Hosting
by Guillaume Laflamme Pontiac Mar. 13, 2024 The clocks rolled forward an hour on Saturday night, marking the unofficial end to the winter, but spring weather sprung forward weeks earlier this year than is typical to the region, forcing seasonal
Friends of the Pontiac issues fact sheet, Citizens of the Pontiac urges face-to-face engagement By Charles DicksonPontiacMar. 11, 2024Efforts to convince Pontiac County mayors to oppose any further development of the energy-from-waste project have been launched by two local citizens’
by Guillaume LaflammePontiacMar. 13, 2024The infectious disease specialist with the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO) is requesting parents in Western Quebec update their childrens’ vaccination records to help public health authorities gain a better
Reflections by Pontiacers Lucille Hodgins and Jon Stewart on the passing of the former prime minister In the spring of 1968 there was a federal election and my dad, Lee Hodgins, was helping his old friend Paul Martineau who was
Exemption for English schools overturned by Charles DicksonMontrealFeb. 29, 2024In a unanimous decision rendered Thursday, the Quebec Appeal Court ruled that the CAQ government’s Bill 21, the so-called secularism law, is constitutional. The law, which prohibits public-facing government employees from
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
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