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Citizens of the Pontiac organized a public information session in Campbell’s Bay on Saturday to raise awareness about the presence of a radioactive gas called
Members of Zion Lutheran Church in Schwartz and St. John’s Lutheran Church in Ladysmith enjoyed an evening of hymns and fellowship at Brauwerk Hoffman Brewery
Groupe L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet organized an educational treasure hunt for elementary students last Friday that helped them discover sites of historic and cultural importance on the island.
Community members came out dressed in their finest Halloween costumes on Wednesday for a food-centred fundraiser in support of the Bristol Fire Department. Norway Bay
Geoffrey James doesn’t miss the presence of a Tim Hortons in the Pontiac. He is “totally bored” with the chain, to use his words, and
Last Monday evening, long after the last bell had gone and students were off to their extracurriculars, a group of 20 or so kids aged
A new Indigenous-led conservation initiative in the Outaouais is working to protect 30 per cent of the region’s land and freshwater ecosystems by the year
Wilson Lazarus, 13, carried a keyboard on his shoulder while his sister Lucie, 12, brought their two violins into the Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Citizens of the Pontiac organized a public information session in Campbell’s Bay on Saturday to raise awareness about the presence of a radioactive gas called radon in the region, and how it can affect residents’ health.
Members of Zion Lutheran Church in Schwartz and St. John’s Lutheran Church in Ladysmith enjoyed an evening of hymns and fellowship at Brauwerk Hoffman Brewery in Campbell’s Bay on Friday evening in a celebration of Reformation Day. The brainchild of
Groupe L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet organized an educational treasure hunt for elementary students last Friday that helped them discover sites of historic and cultural importance on the island.
Community members came out dressed in their finest Halloween costumes on Wednesday for a food-centred fundraiser in support of the Bristol Fire Department. Norway Bay resident Chantal Labrie, also a former owner of that community’s My Way chip stand, first
Geoffrey James doesn’t miss the presence of a Tim Hortons in the Pontiac. He is “totally bored” with the chain, to use his words, and not just because he can rarely find the chili he relies on as his go-to
Last Monday evening, long after the last bell had gone and students were off to their extracurriculars, a group of 20 or so kids aged seven to 15 gathered in the Pontiac High School auditorium to hone their singing chops.
A new Indigenous-led conservation initiative in the Outaouais is working to protect 30 per cent of the region’s land and freshwater ecosystems by the year 2030. Leaders from Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation’s natural resources and wildlife office will be
Wilson Lazarus, 13, carried a keyboard on his shoulder while his sister Lucie, 12, brought their two violins into the Our Lady of Perpetual Help church in Waltham on Sunday afternoon, in preparation for a show they were about to
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