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Volunteers in the handicraft area at the 1977 Fair included Isabel Graham, Ruby Rusenstrom, judge Ruth Wideman, and Robena Ritchie. Mrs J. Arthur Kilgour, pictured
Marc Lescelleur was on his way home from a weekend up at the family camp in Otter Lake last Tuesday (Aug. 18) when he discovered
In early August, Natasha St-Aubin turned on her tap at her home in Otter Lake to fill the bathtub for her young daughter, only to
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
A section of Route 301 will see closures in alternating directions this week to allow for the grading and paving of a five-kilometre stretch of
Two firefighters were recognized for longtime service to the Thorne Fire Department at the firefighters’ ball held on Saturday night at the TCRA Hall in
Transports Québec has confirmed the 1.5-kilometre stretch of Route 301 that was set to be closed this week has remained open as planned construction work
The seat has been vacant since Gerry Bimm submitted his resignation on Apr. 29.
Last month in France, some 40 people drowned in the span of six days while trying to cool off their bodies during a deadly heat
Last week’s hot and humid temperatures didn’t stop a sea of red and white from spreading across the Pontiac as communities from Sheenboro to Alleyn-et-Cawood
Volunteers in the handicraft area at the 1977 Fair included Isabel Graham, Ruby Rusenstrom, judge Ruth Wideman, and Robena Ritchie. Mrs J. Arthur Kilgour, pictured with Ken Kilgour and Joyce McCagg, presented the J. Arthur Kilgour memorial trophy for best
Marc Lescelleur was on his way home from a weekend up at the family camp in Otter Lake last Tuesday (Aug. 18) when he discovered the bridge over the Picanoc River he had crossed on his way in but four
In early August, Natasha St-Aubin turned on her tap at her home in Otter Lake to fill the bathtub for her young daughter, only to see brown water pour out of the faucet. That same day, her load of white
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
A section of Route 301 will see closures in alternating directions this week to allow for the grading and paving of a five-kilometre stretch of the road. In a July 31 email notification, Transports Québec said the road between chemin
Two firefighters were recognized for longtime service to the Thorne Fire Department at the firefighters’ ball held on Saturday night at the TCRA Hall in Ladysmith. The event, the first of its kind held since the return of the department
Transports Québec has confirmed the 1.5-kilometre stretch of Route 301 that was set to be closed this week has remained open as planned construction work has been delayed. In a July 24 alert, the ministry said the road between Route
The seat has been vacant since Gerry Bimm submitted his resignation on Apr. 29.
Last month in France, some 40 people drowned in the span of six days while trying to cool off their bodies during a deadly heat wave. Some people didn’t know how to swim. In some places, swimming wasn’t safe. When
Last week’s hot and humid temperatures didn’t stop a sea of red and white from spreading across the Pontiac as communities from Sheenboro to Alleyn-et-Cawood celebrated this country’s birthday. Beginning in Quyon on June 30, the community came together to
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