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Portage-du-Fort’s council met on Aug. 5, with several important items on the agenda. At the start of the meeting, Mayor Kevin Murphy acknowledged a conflict
An underground women’s roller derby team. A burnt out Montreal advertising exec-turned-shepherd in Provence, France. A widow who fights to keep her lifelong home in
A Pontiac native is among the teams of firefighters fighting the raging wildfires in British Columbia this summer. When THE EQUITY caught up with Jeremiah
MRC Pontiac staff are reminding the public of the proper storage and disposal of batteries to prevent fires and keep the harmful waste out of
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
The descendants of Percy and Lola Dagg of Shawville gathered once again for a family reunion at the cottage of Evelyn (Dagg) Deavy on Rueckwald
Thirteen teams played ball for a good cause over the weekend, facing off in the annual fundraiser tournament in support of Hockey Mineur Fort-Coulonge. Teams
The Bryson Lions Club once again fired up the oven on Sunday for the club’s traditional cipaille supper, this year serving 26 heaping pots of
The community of Sand Bay gathered for its annual ‘Fun Days’ event over the weekend that saw neighbours of all ages face off in races
Portage-du-Fort’s council met on Aug. 5, with several important items on the agenda. At the start of the meeting, Mayor Kevin Murphy acknowledged a conflict of interest with both the director general (DG) item on the agenda and the garbage
An underground women’s roller derby team. A burnt out Montreal advertising exec-turned-shepherd in Provence, France. A widow who fights to keep her lifelong home in Morocco after her daughter decides to sell it. These stories and many more will be
A Pontiac native is among the teams of firefighters fighting the raging wildfires in British Columbia this summer. When THE EQUITY caught up with Jeremiah Bastien in late July, he was working near 100 Mile House, where there were several
MRC Pontiac staff are reminding the public of the proper storage and disposal of batteries to prevent fires and keep the harmful waste out of the regular garbage and recycling streams. MRC environmental coordinator for waste, Nina Digioacchino, said
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
The descendants of Percy and Lola Dagg of Shawville gathered once again for a family reunion at the cottage of Evelyn (Dagg) Deavy on Rueckwald Lake over the August long weekend. A total of 113 family members were able to
Thirteen teams played ball for a good cause over the weekend, facing off in the annual fundraiser tournament in support of Hockey Mineur Fort-Coulonge. Teams competed for championships in three divisions. While the weather cooperated for games on Friday and
The Bryson Lions Club once again fired up the oven on Sunday for the club’s traditional cipaille supper, this year serving 26 heaping pots of the meat pie to a hungry packed house. The hall saw a steady crowd that
The community of Sand Bay gathered for its annual ‘Fun Days’ event over the weekend that saw neighbours of all ages face off in races by foot, kayak, potato sack and even inflated tube. And the party was not deterred
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