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25 Years Ago – Mar. 17, 1999 PPHS students, teacher return from Indonesia: Indonesia is a study in contrasts, say Pontiac Protestant High School students
I feel we were a bit spoiled this year – and now spring has sprung early. It’s time to enjoy some springtime fun. The outdoors
by Guillaume Laflamme Shawville Mar. 16, 2024 Over 70 people enjoyed a virtual tour of Ireland to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on Saturday at the
by GuilLaume Laflamme Fort Coulonge Mar. 17, 2024 Pontiac residents gathered for a feast of home-cooked Irish stew at Le Patro de Fort-Coulonge/Mansfield to celebrate
by Guillaume Laflamme Vinton Mar. 17, 2024 Members of the Vinton community were treated to a two-day long St. Patrick’s Day celebration at the Mickey
by Guillaume Laflamme Shawville Mar. 12, 2024 A long-time martial arts practitioner has begun offering Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes in Shawville for children and adults. Travis
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Mar. 13, 2024 The MRC Pontiac has confirmed it has offered financial support to a bid that was placed for
by Charles Dickson Shawville Mar. 18, 2024 The race to become the Conservative Party’s candidate for the federal riding of Pontiac just heated up with
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Campbell’s Bay Mar. 13, 2024 The MRC Pontiac announced the appointment of Pierre Cadieux as its new economic development director on
25 Years Ago – Mar. 17, 1999 PPHS students, teacher return from Indonesia: Indonesia is a study in contrasts, say Pontiac Protestant High School students who returned from the pacific rim March 8. “There is a lot of poverty, a
I feel we were a bit spoiled this year – and now spring has sprung early. It’s time to enjoy some springtime fun. The outdoors become a new land when the snow melts after being covered up all winter. Read
by Guillaume Laflamme Shawville Mar. 16, 2024 Over 70 people enjoyed a virtual tour of Ireland to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on Saturday at the Shawville Anglican Church hall. The event saw Jim Beattie, a musician originally from Ireland, guide
by GuilLaume Laflamme Fort Coulonge Mar. 17, 2024 Pontiac residents gathered for a feast of home-cooked Irish stew at Le Patro de Fort-Coulonge/Mansfield to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on Sunday. The evening was packed with activities including some social games
by Guillaume Laflamme Vinton Mar. 17, 2024 Members of the Vinton community were treated to a two-day long St. Patrick’s Day celebration at the Mickey Creek Golf Club over the weekend. The event included a breakfast buffet both Saturday on
by Guillaume Laflamme Shawville Mar. 12, 2024 A long-time martial arts practitioner has begun offering Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes in Shawville for children and adults. Travis Neumann, founder of Shawville Martial Arts, is leading the classes hosted at Pontiac High School
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Mar. 13, 2024 The MRC Pontiac has confirmed it has offered financial support to a bid that was placed for the purchase of local Abattoir les Viandes du Pontiac. The business assets were listed for
by Charles Dickson Shawville Mar. 18, 2024 The race to become the Conservative Party’s candidate for the federal riding of Pontiac just heated up with the entry of Brian Goodman. Born and raised in Manitoba, Goodman has been a resident
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Campbell’s Bay Mar. 13, 2024 The MRC Pontiac announced the appointment of Pierre Cadieux as its new economic development director on Wednesday at a special meeting of the Council of Mayors. Cadieux began working in the
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