Letters to the Editor – September 13, 2023
September 12, 2023
Something smells Dear Editor, As a former land owner and developer in the Pontiac at Clarendon Point, I have one question to ask regarding the
Something smells Dear Editor, As a former land owner and developer in the Pontiac at Clarendon Point, I have one question to ask regarding the
25 Years Ago – Sept. 9, 1998 Fair outdoes itself year after year: Saturday was the best day ever in the history of the Shawville
Quyon – Jillian Young What a weekend that was in Quyon! So much fun, so much excitement, so much community spirit. It was wonderful to
New offices to accommodate more advisors and improve services to local businesses
Years of fundraising and planning culminated in the Chapeau Recreational Association (RA) holding a grand opening ceremony for the town’s new splash pad on September
Connor Lalande Quyon September 7, 2023 Pontiacers with a keen historical inclination will soon be able to try their hands as archaeologists at the historical
Tom McCann Davidson Sept. 10, 2023 Jim Coffey and his staff hosted Pontiac Pride’s community festival at the amazing Esprit Rafting property in Davidson on
Top goals include helping students graduate, filling educational gaps left by COVID-19 disruptions Connor Lalande Shawville September 7, 2023 With a new school year having
“You will pay him!” resident demands Pierre Cyr Fort Coulonge Sept. 6, 2023 It was a packed house at the Fort Coulonge council meeting last
Something smells Dear Editor, As a former land owner and developer in the Pontiac at Clarendon Point, I have one question to ask regarding the ‘proposed’ road ruining and smoke emitting garbage Incinerator, planned for the MRC. That ONE question
25 Years Ago – Sept. 9, 1998 Fair outdoes itself year after year: Saturday was the best day ever in the history of the Shawville Fair. But that record only lasted one day, Sunday’s attendance surpassed even that. “We were
Quyon – Jillian Young What a weekend that was in Quyon! So much fun, so much excitement, so much community spirit. It was wonderful to see. The festivities kicked off on Friday evening as Quyon Sports & Rec were hosting
New offices to accommodate more advisors and improve services to local businesses
Years of fundraising and planning culminated in the Chapeau Recreational Association (RA) holding a grand opening ceremony for the town’s new splash pad on September 9. With efforts beginning in 2019, the Chapeau RA – with assistance from the MRC’s
Connor Lalande Quebec September 8, 2023 A study released by the Provincial Employment Roundtable (PERT) is challenging stereotypical beliefs on the supposed affluence of English speaking Quebecers. According to the study, entitled A Snapshot of Poverty Among Quebec’s English-speaking Communities,
Connor Lalande Quyon September 7, 2023 Pontiacers with a keen historical inclination will soon be able to try their hands as archaeologists at the historical site of the Chats Falls hydro dam. The river where the dam sits near Quyon
Tom McCann Davidson Sept. 10, 2023 Jim Coffey and his staff hosted Pontiac Pride’s community festival at the amazing Esprit Rafting property in Davidson on Sunday. Coffey not only gave the use of the facilities, he and his staff did
Top goals include helping students graduate, filling educational gaps left by COVID-19 disruptions Connor Lalande Shawville September 7, 2023 With a new school year having just begun, THE EQUITY sat down with Pontiac High School’s new principal, Dr. Terry Burns.
“You will pay him!” resident demands Pierre Cyr Fort Coulonge Sept. 6, 2023 It was a packed house at the Fort Coulonge council meeting last Thursday evening, with 25 concerned citizens in attendance. A particularly hot topic was the town’s
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