McLaren in, Burns out as PHS head honcho
May 19, 2025
After almost two decades of working at Pontiac High School, first as a teacher and then as vice-principal, Luke McLaren will soon become the school’s
After almost two decades of working at Pontiac High School, first as a teacher and then as vice-principal, Luke McLaren will soon become the school’s
The Sand Bay Association launched its summer season of community activities with its second annual touch-a-truck event on Saturday, despite the light rain that fell
Forty-three years after Shawville’s Victoria Avenue High School (VAHS) closed, nearly 200 former students gathered to celebrate the short-lived but long-loved school.
Hundreds of people flooded the school yard of Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary in Shawville on Thursday to take part in an entertainment-packed evening organized by
Ben Judd was Quebec’s only representative at the national 4-H congress last week in the capital.
Casino games, breathing techniques, and park designing – just a few of the learning activities in which a small group of Grade 9 Pontiac High
Shawville council passed a draft on May 13 of an agreement that could see the Shawville-Clarendon Fire Department (SCFD) extend its services to the Municipality
Thrifty shoppers gathered to celebrate the opening of Shawville’s much-anticipated liquidation centre by combing its bins for deals on Saturday morning. Customers were lined up
Shawville residents hungry for casual fare are in luck this summer. The town’s Main Street chip stand has reopened after a year-long hiatus, this time
Pedestrian traffic took over Shawville’s Main Street on Saturday for the first street market of the summer season. The town was abuzz with life as
After almost two decades of working at Pontiac High School, first as a teacher and then as vice-principal, Luke McLaren will soon become the school’s principal, replacing Terry Burns in June.
The Sand Bay Association launched its summer season of community activities with its second annual touch-a-truck event on Saturday, despite the light rain that fell on and off throughout the day. Trucks of all sorts lined the outfield of the
Forty-three years after Shawville’s Victoria Avenue High School (VAHS) closed, nearly 200 former students gathered to celebrate the short-lived but long-loved school.
Hundreds of people flooded the school yard of Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary in Shawville on Thursday to take part in an entertainment-packed evening organized by its Home and School Committee – the annual spring fair. The event was buzzing with
Ben Judd was Quebec’s only representative at the national 4-H congress last week in the capital.
Casino games, breathing techniques, and park designing – just a few of the learning activities in which a small group of Grade 9 Pontiac High School (PHS) students participated during their week-long stint at university in Ottawa earlier this month.
Shawville council passed a draft on May 13 of an agreement that could see the Shawville-Clarendon Fire Department (SCFD) extend its services to the Municipality of Thorne. This is the latest in a series of drafts that began last year,
Thrifty shoppers gathered to celebrate the opening of Shawville’s much-anticipated liquidation centre by combing its bins for deals on Saturday morning. Customers were lined up a half-hour before the store’s opening to catch a glimpse of what treasures it had
Shawville residents hungry for casual fare are in luck this summer. The town’s Main Street chip stand has reopened after a year-long hiatus, this time with a new cook. Now called Poutine du Paradis (Paradise Poutine), the stand is the
Pedestrian traffic took over Shawville’s Main Street on Saturday for the first street market of the summer season. The town was abuzz with life as curious shoppers browsed wares from around 30 vendors, selling everything from freeze-dried foods to photographs
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