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A private tour operator based in Gatineau is making significant investments in Mansfield-et-Pontefract’s Pont Blanc beach and campground, with the goal of making it a
It’s been (rudely) brought to my attention recently that I’ve been reporting on this community for a decade. I arrived in Shawville to work as
A new equine veterinarian will soon be offering her services to horse owners in the Pontiac region, east of Campbell’s Bay. Outaouais native Adrianna Schwarzer
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
On Sunday the Shawville arena was filled with the sounds of livestock as the Shawville 4-H Club held its annual achievement day. Club Leader Amanda
On Saturday, the grounds of the Club d’Âge d’Or in Fort-Coulonge were packed with people for a fundraiser barbeque in support of renovations for the
The nomination period for council’s seat 4 closed Aug. 21 at 4:30 p.m. The seat was previously held by Chrissy Payne.
The construction of the new bridge at kilometre 54 of chemin Bois-Franc (Jim’s Lake Road) in the region’s non-organized territories (TNO) is now complete, according
The Mansfield-et-Pontefract municipal council meeting on Aug. 13 saw an unexpected presentation from an Ottawa businessman with a big vision for the Davidson industrial site.
Mike St-Pierre was in the barn at his farm, Double-G Farms in Clarendon, when the first of two storms hit on Aug. 10. Environment Canada
A private tour operator based in Gatineau is making significant investments in Mansfield-et-Pontefract’s Pont Blanc beach and campground, with the goal of making it a tourism hub for the region. The beach, campground and axe-throwing venue are currently owned by
It’s been (rudely) brought to my attention recently that I’ve been reporting on this community for a decade. I arrived in Shawville to work as a reporter for THE EQUITY back in August 2016, one of the few members of
A new equine veterinarian will soon be offering her services to horse owners in the Pontiac region, east of Campbell’s Bay. Outaouais native Adrianna Schwarzer graduated form the University of Montreal’s Saint-Hyacinthe veterinary school last year, and has since moved
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
On Sunday the Shawville arena was filled with the sounds of livestock as the Shawville 4-H Club held its annual achievement day. Club Leader Amanda Tracy explained that the competition is a prerequisite for competing at the Shawville Fair, and
On Saturday, the grounds of the Club d’Âge d’Or in Fort-Coulonge were packed with people for a fundraiser barbeque in support of renovations for the building. Organizer Rosalie Boucher explained that they typically pause their activities in the hall for
The nomination period for council’s seat 4 closed Aug. 21 at 4:30 p.m. The seat was previously held by Chrissy Payne.
The construction of the new bridge at kilometre 54 of chemin Bois-Franc (Jim’s Lake Road) in the region’s non-organized territories (TNO) is now complete, according to the MRC Pontiac. In an Aug. 17 post to social media, the MRC said
The Mansfield-et-Pontefract municipal council meeting on Aug. 13 saw an unexpected presentation from an Ottawa businessman with a big vision for the Davidson industrial site. Luc Laplante, owner of Ottawa Cedar Lumber Inc. in Cumberland, Ont., requested a resolution from
Mike St-Pierre was in the barn at his farm, Double-G Farms in Clarendon, when the first of two storms hit on Aug. 10. Environment Canada had warned of a possible tornado event in the Pembroke and Cobden area, but downgraded
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