Western Quebec Literacy Council sees increase in services for second year
October 30, 2025
The Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) announced a 20 per cent increase in services for the second consecutive year at its annual general meeting at
The Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) announced a 20 per cent increase in services for the second consecutive year at its annual general meeting at
Local health officials have announced the latest recipients of the MacLachlan Family Bursaries, which go to young people studying to work in Pontiac’s health care
The Luskville Falls park was the site of the Pontiac Country Fair on Saturday, a collaboration between the Municipality of Pontiac and the National Capital
Students were sent home early due to the death of a school employee on the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 7.
Those travelling to Ladysmith this weekend to celebrate the region’s German heritage at Oktoberfest will also be prompted to remember and reflect upon another aspect
Some 200 students from École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge spent the afternoon of Sept. 25 walking, and some sprinting, a nine kilometre loop to raise money for
Some 300 students spent Thursday morning running for the cause.
Students and staff at St. John’s Elementary in Campbell’s Bay participated in the school’s annual Terry Fox run on Friday morning (Sept. 12). In what
On Friday, the leadership and coaching classes at Pontiac High School received a day-long training seminar from an expert coach via the Instructional Coaching Group
Pontiac’s MNA André Fortin was scheduled for an interview with The Equity regarding the return of the National Assembly, on Sept. 16, however, that start
The Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) announced a 20 per cent increase in services for the second consecutive year at its annual general meeting at Brauwerk Hoffman in Campbell’s Bay on Saturday. The organization, whose mission it is to help
Local health officials have announced the latest recipients of the MacLachlan Family Bursaries, which go to young people studying to work in Pontiac’s health care facilities. The bursary was created in April 2024 through the Pontiac Community Hospital Foundation (PCHF),
The Luskville Falls park was the site of the Pontiac Country Fair on Saturday, a collaboration between the Municipality of Pontiac and the National Capital Commission (NCC), which operates Gatineau Park. In addition to the nature displays and crafts for
Students were sent home early due to the death of a school employee on the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 7.
Those travelling to Ladysmith this weekend to celebrate the region’s German heritage at Oktoberfest will also be prompted to remember and reflect upon another aspect of Canadian history. For the duration of the weekend, a collection of red dresses will
Some 200 students from École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge spent the afternoon of Sept. 25 walking, and some sprinting, a nine kilometre loop to raise money for cancer research, joining the hundreds of students and community members across the Pontiac who took
Some 300 students spent Thursday morning running for the cause.
Students and staff at St. John’s Elementary in Campbell’s Bay participated in the school’s annual Terry Fox run on Friday morning (Sept. 12). In what was at least the school’s twenty-fifth annual run according to principal Lorianne Bertrand, Grade 5
On Friday, the leadership and coaching classes at Pontiac High School received a day-long training seminar from an expert coach via the Instructional Coaching Group (ICG). Teacher Matt Greer said that the workshop was financed through a grant from the
Pontiac’s MNA André Fortin was scheduled for an interview with The Equity regarding the return of the National Assembly, on Sept. 16, however, that start date has been pushed back to Sept. 30 due to a cabinet shuffle by Premier
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