Police suspend ground search for missing Fort-Coulonge man, still investigating
May 31, 2026
Keith Laroche, 24, was last seen in the rue Principale area of Fort-Coulonge on May 29. On June 3, the SQ said it’s suspending its
Keith Laroche, 24, was last seen in the rue Principale area of Fort-Coulonge on May 29. On June 3, the SQ said it’s suspending its
The Bristol Fire Department’s third annual pancake breakfast was a hit this year, bringing in nearly 200 hungry people keen for a hot breakfast on
Dozens of firefighters from four Pontiac municipalities gathered at the Campbell’s Bay RA hall on Saturday evening to raise their glasses to another year of
At the MRC Pontiac council of mayors meeting on Thursday (May 21), council recognized a local police officer with the county’s highest honour, the Pontiac
The McDowell Home and School Committee hosted its annual spring fair on Thursday evening with a significant turnout despite the damp weather. “It was crazy
The Royal Canadian Air Force will be conducting tactical helicopter training in Pontiac and Renfrew counties over the next month.
Thorne council declined to act on a resident’s petition to restore first responder services after her family waited 45 minutes for an ambulance while their
A pair of fires on Monday night and Tuesday morning destroyed a home in Shawville and a tractor in Clarendon.
A Winnebago trailer in Fort-Coulonge was destroyed by fire on Friday night. At around 11:30 p.m. the Fort-Coulonge Fire Department was called out to a
The Canadian Forces will be conducting helicopter training near the Davidson sawmill on Wednesday and Thursday.
Keith Laroche, 24, was last seen in the rue Principale area of Fort-Coulonge on May 29. On June 3, the SQ said it’s suspending its search until further information is received.
The Bristol Fire Department’s third annual pancake breakfast was a hit this year, bringing in nearly 200 hungry people keen for a hot breakfast on Saturday morning. While many across the Pontiac were without power, the Bristol fire hall in
Dozens of firefighters from four Pontiac municipalities gathered at the Campbell’s Bay RA hall on Saturday evening to raise their glasses to another year of community service and celebrate milestones for several among them. Last July, the Bryson-Grand-Calumet Fire Department
At the MRC Pontiac council of mayors meeting on Thursday (May 21), council recognized a local police officer with the county’s highest honour, the Pontiac Paddle of Accomplishment. Yves Martineau first started policing in the area in June 1992 and
The McDowell Home and School Committee hosted its annual spring fair on Thursday evening with a significant turnout despite the damp weather. “It was crazy busy. We were surprised by how busy it was,” said committee vice-president Chelsea Laframboise, one
The Royal Canadian Air Force will be conducting tactical helicopter training in Pontiac and Renfrew counties over the next month.
Thorne council declined to act on a resident’s petition to restore first responder services after her family waited 45 minutes for an ambulance while their 17-month-old son suffered a seizure in April. On Apr. 18, Thorne resident Bayley Lemay’s 17-month-old
A pair of fires on Monday night and Tuesday morning destroyed a home in Shawville and a tractor in Clarendon.
A Winnebago trailer in Fort-Coulonge was destroyed by fire on Friday night. At around 11:30 p.m. the Fort-Coulonge Fire Department was called out to a property on rue Francoeur. Chief Gaetan Fortin said that when firefighters arrived, the trailer, situated
The Canadian Forces will be conducting helicopter training near the Davidson sawmill on Wednesday and Thursday.
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