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It’s the year 1960. Elvis Presley is top of the charts, cigarettes cost 45 cents a pack, and Saturday nights in small-town Bristol mean a
The Jack Graham Community Centre was bumping on Saturday night for the Bristol Firemen’s Ball, where two longtime firefighters were honoured for their service. Attendees
Some 120 members of the McGahern family descended on Norway Bay for a weekend this month for their eighth family reunion. People travelled from as
Ten Catholic churches in the Pontiac will no longer hold weekly Sunday Masses starting in September due to a priest shortage in the region. Bishop
Drivers looking to get their small vehicles safetied can once again do so without leaving the Pontiac, after a local garage was named as an
After over 35 hours of driving and two overnight stops, two local horse trainers and their two Belgians managed to wrangle away a pair of
Transports Québec has announced that a 1.5-kilometre stretch of Route 301 will be completely closed to traffic in both directions from Monday, July 27 until
The committee will be assembled by Bristol council this summer, made up of residents with various backgrounds and expertise.
THE EQUITY is pleased to announce Bristol native Reese Rusenstrom will be joining the team this summer as a marketing intern. Reese has just completed
Residents of Bristol have voted in former mayor Brent Orr to fill the municipality’s vacant council seat in the by-election held Sunday.
It’s the year 1960. Elvis Presley is top of the charts, cigarettes cost 45 cents a pack, and Saturday nights in small-town Bristol mean a visit to the local dance hall. Coronation Hall is where hundreds of young people
The Jack Graham Community Centre was bumping on Saturday night for the Bristol Firemen’s Ball, where two longtime firefighters were honoured for their service. Attendees took a break from grooving on the dance floor to listen to Bristol fire chief
Some 120 members of the McGahern family descended on Norway Bay for a weekend this month for their eighth family reunion. People travelled from as far as Hawaii and the New York City area for the three-day affair (Aug. 7-9),
Ten Catholic churches in the Pontiac will no longer hold weekly Sunday Masses starting in September due to a priest shortage in the region. Bishop Michael Brehl of the Pembroke Diocese announced in a letter on Aug. 6 that the
Drivers looking to get their small vehicles safetied can once again do so without leaving the Pontiac, after a local garage was named as an official inspection location by the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ). Daniel Belair’s garage
After over 35 hours of driving and two overnight stops, two local horse trainers and their two Belgians managed to wrangle away a pair of awards at the 114th Calgary Stampede. Cheryl Bezoine and Vince Perrier, owners of T&T Belgians
Transports Québec has announced that a 1.5-kilometre stretch of Route 301 will be completely closed to traffic in both directions from Monday, July 27 until Tuesday, Aug. 4 to allow for the replacement of a culvert. The affected stretch of
The committee will be assembled by Bristol council this summer, made up of residents with various backgrounds and expertise.
THE EQUITY is pleased to announce Bristol native Reese Rusenstrom will be joining the team this summer as a marketing intern. Reese has just completed the first of two years of the Business Management program at Olds College in Alberta,
Residents of Bristol have voted in former mayor Brent Orr to fill the municipality’s vacant council seat in the by-election held Sunday.
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