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Cade Kuehl is adding another feather to his ballcap when it comes to his career as an elite fastpitch ballplayer. The Shawville-born catcher is just
For the first time in decades, Nora Bailey Findlay did not work the Shawville Fair beer tent this past Labour Day weekend. At 94 years
Fans packed the Shawville Arena with Halloween spirit on Friday night as the Shawville Pontiacs faced off against Quebec rival, the Paugan Falls Rapids, ultimately
Officers from the Campbell’s Bay detachment of the Sûreté du Québec, in costume as Batman, Joker, Harley Quinn, and the Hulk, visited several schools, to
The Rotary Club of Shawville hosted its second annual Good Deeds & Good Laughs comedy night fundraiser on Thursday. Rotary Club treasurer Lindsay Woodman was
Halloween festivities kicked off early in the Pontiac, with recreation associations and parents groups across the region throwing spooky parties and dances over the weekend,
This article was written by Pontiac High School students Mackenzie Smith, Iyla Smith, Ainslei Rusenstrom, and Molly Dowe as part of THE EQUITY’s Youth Voices
Vaughan Bastien, former president of the Pontiac Agricultural Society and deputy chief of the Shawville-Clarendon Fire Department, finished with 81.52 per cent of the vote.
The Western Quebec Literacy Council hosted an event titled “What are we going to do about AI” at Shawville United Church on Oct. 24. The
The 2026-27 minor hockey season returned to Shawville Arena on Saturday, with 13 Pontiac Lions teams taking to the ice for the home opener celebration.
Cade Kuehl is adding another feather to his ballcap when it comes to his career as an elite fastpitch ballplayer. The Shawville-born catcher is just 19 years old, but has already accomplished what many athletes dream of. In 2025, he
For the first time in decades, Nora Bailey Findlay did not work the Shawville Fair beer tent this past Labour Day weekend. At 94 years old, she said the only reason she wasn’t able to return for her usual five-night
Fans packed the Shawville Arena with Halloween spirit on Friday night as the Shawville Pontiacs faced off against Quebec rival, the Paugan Falls Rapids, ultimately defeating them 7-1. The Pontiacs improved to 4-1-0 a quarter of the way through
Officers from the Campbell’s Bay detachment of the Sûreté du Québec, in costume as Batman, Joker, Harley Quinn, and the Hulk, visited several schools, to remind the kids to be safe as they are out trick-or-treating.
The Rotary Club of Shawville hosted its second annual Good Deeds & Good Laughs comedy night fundraiser on Thursday. Rotary Club treasurer Lindsay Woodman was the main organizer of the event, bringing in Absolute Comedy Ottawa to perform at Pontiac
Halloween festivities kicked off early in the Pontiac, with recreation associations and parents groups across the region throwing spooky parties and dances over the weekend, offering kids an opportunity to test-run their costumes before the big night. The spooktacular weekend
This article was written by Pontiac High School students Mackenzie Smith, Iyla Smith, Ainslei Rusenstrom, and Molly Dowe as part of THE EQUITY’s Youth Voices program, which is supporting high school students across the Pontiac to tell stories from within
Vaughan Bastien, former president of the Pontiac Agricultural Society and deputy chief of the Shawville-Clarendon Fire Department, finished with 81.52 per cent of the vote.
The Western Quebec Literacy Council hosted an event titled “What are we going to do about AI” at Shawville United Church on Oct. 24. The group’s goal is to improve literacy, numeracy and life skills of English-speakers in the Outaouais.
The 2026-27 minor hockey season returned to Shawville Arena on Saturday, with 13 Pontiac Lions teams taking to the ice for the home opener celebration. The event, hosted by the Shawville District Minor Hockey Association (SDMHA), was the third annual
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