MRC seeking sculpture for office front entrance
September 29, 2025
MRC Pontiac launched a call for artists on Sept. 24 to create a sculpture for the front entrance to their office.
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MRC Pontiac launched a call for artists on Sept. 24 to create a sculpture for the front entrance to their office.
On Sunday afternoon, the Campbell’s Bay-Litchfield Fire Department held a meet and greet for the public to discuss the recent fusion of their fire services
The Auberge Baie Inn in Campbell’s Bay will change hands from Brian Stanton Enterprises, which has owned the building for 30 years, to Jane Toller,
Upcoming fire service meetings and solar development challenges were also discussed at the monthly council meeting.
The wait is over for those looking to throw their hats into the ring for this fall’s municipal elections. The nomination period opens today, Sept.
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
Campbell’s Bay council voted on Sept. 2 to award $20,000 to community group The Parent Hive for its project to upgrade the town’s ballfield canteen.
When Ayumi Yoshikata came to the Pontiac from Itoshima, Japan, 25 years ago, she came to learn English – but left with a lifetime of
Garrett Kensley’s first illustrated book offers a creative alternative to the traditional alphabet, one he developed after years of studying the 26-letter rhyme he first
Following two local drownings over the past two months, members of the local whitewater paddling community are calling for municipalities and MRCs to do more
MRC Pontiac launched a call for artists on Sept. 24 to create a sculpture for the front entrance to their office.
On Sunday afternoon, the Campbell’s Bay-Litchfield Fire Department held a meet and greet for the public to discuss the recent fusion of their fire services with those in Bryson and L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet. Fire Chief Kevin Kluke said that the agreement with
The Auberge Baie Inn in Campbell’s Bay will change hands from Brian Stanton Enterprises, which has owned the building for 30 years, to Jane Toller, MRC Pontiac warden and local business owner, who intends to re-open the building as a
Upcoming fire service meetings and solar development challenges were also discussed at the monthly council meeting.
The wait is over for those looking to throw their hats into the ring for this fall’s municipal elections. The nomination period opens today, Sept. 19, and runs until Oct. 3. Those wishing to present as candidates must meet the
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
Campbell’s Bay council voted on Sept. 2 to award $20,000 to community group The Parent Hive for its project to upgrade the town’s ballfield canteen. The project was the winning submission in the municipality’s participatory budget initiative started this spring,
When Ayumi Yoshikata came to the Pontiac from Itoshima, Japan, 25 years ago, she came to learn English – but left with a lifetime of reading to do. Her exchange program in Canada led her one Sunday to a Shawville
Garrett Kensley’s first illustrated book offers a creative alternative to the traditional alphabet, one he developed after years of studying the 26-letter rhyme he first memorized, forwards and backwards, at three years old.
Following two local drownings over the past two months, members of the local whitewater paddling community are calling for municipalities and MRCs to do more to support water safety and awareness. Jim Coffey of Esprit Rafting and rafting instructor Katelyn
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