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A new Mansfield-based business is making solar energy more attainable for residents in the Pontiac. Brothers Guillaume and Olivier Lavoie-Harvey teamed up with Benjamin Légaré
THE EQUITY spoke with Pontiac MNA André Fortin two days after his fourth consecutive win in the riding on Oct. 5. Fortin won with 61.36
Data centres make up half of Quebec’s energy allocation requests Two data centre promoters, Google and Keel, will appear before Québec’s energy regulator, the Régie
She will now serve as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Veterans Affairs, Jill McKnight, who is also the Associate Minister of National Defence.
THE EQUITY requested phone interviews with all six candidates running to represent the Pontiac riding in this provincial election. Each candidate was askedfive central questions
The Regional Association of West Quebecers (RAWQ) is looking to turn the page on a tumultuous start to 2026, with new faces on their board
Almost two decades after the first hop farms emerged in the region, the last one standing has decided it’s done.
A final public session hosted by the Bureau d’audiences publiques sur l’environnement (BAPE) on the proposed Samonix project was held at the Campbell’s Bay RA
The Louisiana Pacific (LP) mill in Maniwaki has informed local loggers it is dramatically cutting back the wood supply it will accept for the rest
The Municipality of Alleyn-et-Cawood held its monthly council meeting on Sept. 8, passing a resolution requesting a review of school bus routes for local children.
A new Mansfield-based business is making solar energy more attainable for residents in the Pontiac. Brothers Guillaume and Olivier Lavoie-Harvey teamed up with Benjamin Légaré and Gabriel Lacasse to create Solutions Énergie Pontiac (SEP), a solar panel installation company. The
THE EQUITY spoke with Pontiac MNA André Fortin two days after his fourth consecutive win in the riding on Oct. 5. Fortin won with 61.36 per cent of the vote (18,385 votes), a resounding 14,985 vote lead over the next
Data centres make up half of Quebec’s energy allocation requests Two data centre promoters, Google and Keel, will appear before Québec’s energy regulator, the Régie de l’énergie du Québec, this week to argue against a special hydro rate being applied
She will now serve as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Veterans Affairs, Jill McKnight, who is also the Associate Minister of National Defence.
THE EQUITY requested phone interviews with all six candidates running to represent the Pontiac riding in this provincial election. Each candidate was askedfive central questions based in part on responses we received from the voter-priority survey we circulated, and a
The Regional Association of West Quebecers (RAWQ) is looking to turn the page on a tumultuous start to 2026, with new faces on their board of directors after several board members and the president stepped down earlier this year. The
Almost two decades after the first hop farms emerged in the region, the last one standing has decided it’s done.
A final public session hosted by the Bureau d’audiences publiques sur l’environnement (BAPE) on the proposed Samonix project was held at the Campbell’s Bay RA hall on Sept. 29. The project’s proponents are seeking to construct a large land-based Atlantic
The Louisiana Pacific (LP) mill in Maniwaki has informed local loggers it is dramatically cutting back the wood supply it will accept for the rest of the fall to accommodate the mill’s temporary closure beginning Oct. 12. Cash Allard, director
The Municipality of Alleyn-et-Cawood held its monthly council meeting on Sept. 8, passing a resolution requesting a review of school bus routes for local children. During public question period, resident Tracey Moore, a school bus driver and trustee with the
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