Legion hosts Comedy Night
November 22, 2023
Some good laughs as O’Brien and friends hit Campbell’s Bay Glen Hartle Campbell’s Bay Nov. 17, 2023 Local boy Eric O’Brien, from Vinton, came back
Some good laughs as O’Brien and friends hit Campbell’s Bay Glen Hartle Campbell’s Bay Nov. 17, 2023 Local boy Eric O’Brien, from Vinton, came back
Glen Hartle Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 The second annual Warden’s Breakfast, in support of the Centraide Outaouais 2023 campaign, was held at the Recreation Centre
Charles Dickson Ladysmith Nov. 16, 2023 Efforts to advance a proposed garbage incinerator project in the Pontiac “raised many red flags,” says a local elected
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Nov. 16, 2023 The hall at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Shawville was transformed into an art studio for an
No clarity, no assurances Dear Editor, Is anything clearer about the proposed garbage incinerator for Litchfield, and is anyone assured that all is well in
25 Years Ago – Nov. 11, 1998 Last Truckers and Lumberjacks’ supper: In one corner of the room, former patients of the Ottawa Heart Institute
Everbody stops doing whatever they’re doing and stands silently for two minutes once a year on November 11, or on whatever day near that date
Quyon – Jillian Young What a terrific crowd out on Saturday for the Onslow Christmas Craft Sale at the Community Centre in Quyon. I had
Charles Dickson Rapides des Joachims Nov. 3, 2023 The Municipality of Rapides des Joachims has named Lucie Rivet Paquette as its new mayor. The news
Food, clothing, jewellery, art, pottery, plants and more on sale for benefit of Onslow Elementary CHARLES DICKSON QUYON Nov. 11, 2023 The Onslow Christmas Craft
Some good laughs as O’Brien and friends hit Campbell’s Bay Glen Hartle Campbell’s Bay Nov. 17, 2023 Local boy Eric O’Brien, from Vinton, came back to his roots and brought some fellow comics with him for the comedy night hosted
Glen Hartle Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 The second annual Warden’s Breakfast, in support of the Centraide Outaouais 2023 campaign, was held at the Recreation Centre in Campbell’s Bay on Monday morning. With 129 tickets sold in advance and more at
Charles Dickson Ladysmith Nov. 16, 2023 Efforts to advance a proposed garbage incinerator project in the Pontiac “raised many red flags,” says a local elected official working on waste management. Jennifer Quaile, a councillor in Otter Lake and that municipality’s
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Nov. 16, 2023 The hall at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Shawville was transformed into an art studio for an hour on Thursday morning. Fifteen or so people over the age of 55, mostly from
No clarity, no assurances Dear Editor, Is anything clearer about the proposed garbage incinerator for Litchfield, and is anyone assured that all is well in the world of rubbish burning following Warden Toller’s letter of October 25th? As spokesperson of
25 Years Ago – Nov. 11, 1998 Last Truckers and Lumberjacks’ supper: In one corner of the room, former patients of the Ottawa Heart Institute thanked Dr. Wilbert Keon for saving their lives; in another corner, regular attendants of the
Everbody stops doing whatever they’re doing and stands silently for two minutes once a year on November 11, or on whatever day near that date is convenient for such a disruption of their activities. Usually there are bugle calls, flag
Quyon – Jillian Young What a terrific crowd out on Saturday for the Onslow Christmas Craft Sale at the Community Centre in Quyon. I had a busy day at my table selling Watkins products, and it was so nice to
Charles Dickson Rapides des Joachims Nov. 3, 2023 The Municipality of Rapides des Joachims has named Lucie Rivet Paquette as its new mayor. The news emanated from Pontiac’s western-most municipality last Wednesday afternoon when Rivet Paquette, the only candidate in
Food, clothing, jewellery, art, pottery, plants and more on sale for benefit of Onslow Elementary CHARLES DICKSON QUYON Nov. 11, 2023 The Onslow Christmas Craft Sale, an annual event to raise funds for Onslow Elementary School, took place at the
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