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The Mansfield-et-Pontefract municipal council meeting on Aug. 13 saw an unexpected presentation from an Ottawa businessman with a big vision for the Davidson industrial site.
Portage-du-Fort’s council met on Aug. 5, with several important items on the agenda. At the start of the meeting, Mayor Kevin Murphy acknowledged a conflict
The committee will be assembled by Bristol council this summer, made up of residents with various backgrounds and expertise.
The union representing municipal employees in Fort-Coulonge signed their first collective agreement with the municipality’s management on June 22. The seven municipal employees other than
Just a week after Prime Minister Mark Carney shared his government’s strategy to build food security in this country, the Liberals quietly snuck through a
Earlier this month, the federal government introduced its new food security strategy which lays out its plan for producing more food domestically, making it more
This past Sunday, the grounds of the White House were taken over for one of the most gaudy and depressing spectacles in recent memory, a
Auditor decries Quebec battery investments A report from Quebec’s Auditor General released June 10 found that massive government investments into the battery industry lacked proper
Bristol residents with questions and concerns about recent goings-on at the municipality packed its town hall on June 16 to try to get some answers.
Director general Pascal Proulx said adult students across the school board could become ineligible for English education.
The Mansfield-et-Pontefract municipal council meeting on Aug. 13 saw an unexpected presentation from an Ottawa businessman with a big vision for the Davidson industrial site. Luc Laplante, owner of Ottawa Cedar Lumber Inc. in Cumberland, Ont., requested a resolution from
Portage-du-Fort’s council met on Aug. 5, with several important items on the agenda. At the start of the meeting, Mayor Kevin Murphy acknowledged a conflict of interest with both the director general (DG) item on the agenda and the garbage
The committee will be assembled by Bristol council this summer, made up of residents with various backgrounds and expertise.
The union representing municipal employees in Fort-Coulonge signed their first collective agreement with the municipality’s management on June 22. The seven municipal employees other than the director general (DG) are covered under this five-year collective agreement, which expires in Dec.
Just a week after Prime Minister Mark Carney shared his government’s strategy to build food security in this country, the Liberals quietly snuck through a bill that will radically change how pesticides are regulated, or rather, deregulated. Bill C-30, passed
Earlier this month, the federal government introduced its new food security strategy which lays out its plan for producing more food domestically, making it more affordable for consumers, and making the whole food system less dependent on other countries. The
This past Sunday, the grounds of the White House were taken over for one of the most gaudy and depressing spectacles in recent memory, a series of high-profile cage fights entitled UFC Freedom 250. While mixed martial arts matches
Auditor decries Quebec battery investments A report from Quebec’s Auditor General released June 10 found that massive government investments into the battery industry lacked proper planning and analysis, CBC News reported. Auditor general Christine Roy’s office announced an investigation into
Bristol residents with questions and concerns about recent goings-on at the municipality packed its town hall on June 16 to try to get some answers. Some 80 people squeezed themselves into all corners of the meeting room to hear from
Director general Pascal Proulx said adult students across the school board could become ineligible for English education.
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