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Though Bria Pieschke grew up in farm country, she didn’t grow up in a farming family. It wasn’t until her best friend’s family named a
The Western Québec School Board is temporarily moving its Shawville adult education centre to Fort-Coulonge as renovations at the school’s future building in Campbell’s Bay
The MRC Pontiac council of mayors resumed its regular monthly meetings on Aug. 20 after taking a break for the month of July. Mayors began
The annual week-long day camp hosted by three Shawville churches welcomed parents to its closing ceremony on Friday, where participants showed all they had learned.
The children from the Municipality of Pontiac’s day camp showed off the results of their hard work with Wakefield artist Marc Walter on Wednesday (Aug.
Campers and staff at this year’s summer camp grilled up 400 hot dogs and hamburgers and made 50 salads for the event.
The Jardin Éducatif du Pontiac took a short break from its activities in the garden to grill burgers and sell salads at the organization’s annual
In light of the upcoming fall provincial elections, THE EQUITY spoke with the candidates that have so far presented themselves in the race against three-term
It is every teenager’s nightmare – getting stuck in high school forever. But Lorianne Bertrand made a career of it. When the Fort-Coulonge native started
Despite losing a significant grant, the Friends of Chats Falls (Amis du Sault-des-Chats) announced their Archéo-Pontiac public archeological digs will continue in 2026. The
Though Bria Pieschke grew up in farm country, she didn’t grow up in a farming family. It wasn’t until her best friend’s family named a newborn calf after her that the Calumet Island native, then 10 years old, decided she
The Western Québec School Board is temporarily moving its Shawville adult education centre to Fort-Coulonge as renovations at the school’s future building in Campbell’s Bay are behind schedule. The Pontiac Continuing Education Centre (PCEC) was originally scheduled to move into
The MRC Pontiac council of mayors resumed its regular monthly meetings on Aug. 20 after taking a break for the month of July. Mayors began by sharing a few words of thanks to former Shawville mayor Bill McCleary, who stepped
The annual week-long day camp hosted by three Shawville churches welcomed parents to its closing ceremony on Friday, where participants showed all they had learned. For 15 years, the Grace Community Bible Church, Bethel Pentecostal Church and New Hope Christian
The children from the Municipality of Pontiac’s day camp showed off the results of their hard work with Wakefield artist Marc Walter on Wednesday (Aug. 12) at the Luskville Community Centre. The group created a sort of a circular structure
Campers and staff at this year’s summer camp grilled up 400 hot dogs and hamburgers and made 50 salads for the event.
The Jardin Éducatif du Pontiac took a short break from its activities in the garden to grill burgers and sell salads at the organization’s annual summer barbecue on Wednesday. The salads were made with vegetables from the garden located across
In light of the upcoming fall provincial elections, THE EQUITY spoke with the candidates that have so far presented themselves in the race against three-term incumbent André Fortin. Fortin announced his fourth nomination to represent the Liberals with party leader
It is every teenager’s nightmare – getting stuck in high school forever. But Lorianne Bertrand made a career of it. When the Fort-Coulonge native started at John Paul II High School in Campbell’s Bay in September 1982, she had no
Despite losing a significant grant, the Friends of Chats Falls (Amis du Sault-des-Chats) announced their Archéo-Pontiac public archeological digs will continue in 2026. The organization was founded in 2017 with the mission of promoting the heritage, historical and natural
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