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As it got dark and the snow fell on Norway Bay Saturday night, snow enthusiasts hit the trails that surround the Astra Estates golf course
Rosy-cheeked kids gathered in front of a homemade theatre in Campbell’s Bay Saturday afternoon for the return of what has become a crowd favourite at
Showcase Minerals Inc. has indicated it may move to phase two of exploration on land that spans three Pontiac municipalities, but an independent auditor says
Chutes Coulonge Park and Wildwood Nature Escape, both on the Coulonge River, collectively received a total of $300,000 from the federal government to expand their
Upgrades include a new digital sign and a display of local agricultural products in the MRC’s lobby.
Residents downstream of the proposed farm are worried about their drinking water, but the company says there’d be ‘no impact’.
Residents likely won’t see the province’s new maps for the Pontiac until the summer, at least.
By the time Cathy Stewart and her husband Jack arrived at the Bryson Catholic Women’s league’s annual Valentine’s Day breakfast at 11 a.m. Sunday, the
Snow was piled high, sleigh bells rang, and the smell of hot dogs wafted through the air at the Shawville fairgrounds Saturday for the town’s
As it got dark and the snow fell on Norway Bay Saturday night, snow enthusiasts hit the trails that surround the Astra Estates golf course for an evening of torchlit snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, hosted by Ski Pontiac. This year’s
Rosy-cheeked kids gathered in front of a homemade theatre in Campbell’s Bay Saturday afternoon for the return of what has become a crowd favourite at the town’s annual winter carnival – the puppet show.In the yard outside Les maisons des
Showcase Minerals Inc. has indicated it may move to phase two of exploration on land that spans three Pontiac municipalities, but an independent auditor says the company doesn’t “have the financial resources to sustain operations in the long-term.”
Chutes Coulonge Park and Wildwood Nature Escape, both on the Coulonge River, collectively received a total of $300,000 from the federal government to expand their operations.
Upgrades include a new digital sign and a display of local agricultural products in the MRC’s lobby.
Residents downstream of the proposed farm are worried about their drinking water, but the company says there’d be ‘no impact’.
Residents likely won’t see the province’s new maps for the Pontiac until the summer, at least.
By the time Cathy Stewart and her husband Jack arrived at the Bryson Catholic Women’s league’s annual Valentine’s Day breakfast at 11 a.m. Sunday, the kitchen was down to the last scoops of beans Stewart had prepared for the feast.
Snow was piled high, sleigh bells rang, and the smell of hot dogs wafted through the air at the Shawville fairgrounds Saturday for the town’s annual winter carnival. The sledding hill, built tall and steep, was covered in bumps and
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