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This story has been updated from its original version Correction Oct. 22: This story didn’t originally list Suzanne Romain as a candidate for Seat #2


The entire Pontiac and Outaouais regions remain under a complete fire ban following a decision on Oct. 1 by Quebec’s fire protection agency SOPFEU due


SOPFEU says the fire danger risk will remain extreme across the region into the weekend.


Bruno St-Cyr is the fourth candidate to make a bid for the warden’s seat.


Over the weekend, the Chutes Coulonge Park in Mansfield-etPontefract hosted its second annual Lumberjack Festival. The weekend kicked off with a comedy night at Cinema


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


MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller had previously announced she would not be running in this fall’s election.


Upcoming fire service meetings and solar development challenges were also discussed at the monthly council meeting.


Three Pontiac grocery stores have seen in an increase in pilfered paniers as of late.




This story has been updated from its original version Correction Oct. 22: This story didn’t originally list Suzanne Romain as a candidate for Seat #2 in Bryson. THE EQUITY apologizes for this oversight. This past Friday Oct. 3, the nomination


The entire Pontiac and Outaouais regions remain under a complete fire ban following a decision on Oct. 1 by Quebec’s fire protection agency SOPFEU due to an increase in dry conditions across the region. The ban extends to campfires, fireworks,


SOPFEU says the fire danger risk will remain extreme across the region into the weekend.


Bruno St-Cyr is the fourth candidate to make a bid for the warden’s seat.


Over the weekend, the Chutes Coulonge Park in Mansfield-etPontefract hosted its second annual Lumberjack Festival. The weekend kicked off with a comedy night at Cinema Lyn headlined by Derek Seguin. Organizer Brittany Morin said that they wanted to offer the


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


MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller had previously announced she would not be running in this fall’s election.


Upcoming fire service meetings and solar development challenges were also discussed at the monthly council meeting.


Three Pontiac grocery stores have seen in an increase in pilfered paniers as of late.
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