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The council of the Zion Lutheran Church in Schwartz is indelibly concerned about the well-being of their congregation and community whether it be spiritual, social
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The council of the Zion Lutheran Church in Schwartz is indelibly concerned about the well-being of their congregation and community whether it be spiritual, social


Campbell’s Bay-based food bank Bouffe Pontiac received two significant donations from community groups last week. The first came from the Oktoberfest organizing committee, which donated


A teenager hit by a car while crossing Centre Street in Shawville on Friday afternoon was sent to hospital with only minor injuries, according to


Members of the public aired concerns over seniors’ issues in the MRC des Collines at a free workshop held at the Luskville Community Centre on


Onslow Elementary School hosted the first tournament of the Western Quebec School Board soccer schedule on Thursday, welcoming over 350 students from 14 schools across


Guests filed into the Anglican Church Hall in Shawville on Thursday morning for the second part of a workshop taught by local author Lynette Harris


The Municipality of Pontiac’s council passed a motion at Tuesday’s meeting asking the municipality’s provincial and federal representatives to accelerate the reconstruction of a culvert


The financial malpractice of the former DG, highlighted in a recent provincial investigation, seems to have ended in 2022.


The Navan vet can now be granted a permanent Quebec permit.


“I was in shock and surprised, but I was really proud of us,” student says.


The council of the Zion Lutheran Church in Schwartz is indelibly concerned about the well-being of their congregation and community whether it be spiritual, social or physical, and there is ample empirical evidence serving to inform their will, reach and


Campbell’s Bay-based food bank Bouffe Pontiac received two significant donations from community groups last week. The first came from the Oktoberfest organizing committee, which donated 350 pounds of leftover food from the previous weekend’s celebrations, including some German sausage. “We


A teenager hit by a car while crossing Centre Street in Shawville on Friday afternoon was sent to hospital with only minor injuries, according to Sûreté du Québec (SQ) spokesperson Sergeant Marc Tessier. He confirmed the incident happened on Route


Members of the public aired concerns over seniors’ issues in the MRC des Collines at a free workshop held at the Luskville Community Centre on Thursday morning. The workshop, one of three in a series happening across the MRC des


Onslow Elementary School hosted the first tournament of the Western Quebec School Board soccer schedule on Thursday, welcoming over 350 students from 14 schools across the region to the Quyon fairgrounds for a fun day of soccer. Organizer Selina Gervais


Guests filed into the Anglican Church Hall in Shawville on Thursday morning for the second part of a workshop taught by local author Lynette Harris and organized by the Connexions Resource Centre. The two-part class offered local seniors an introduction


The Municipality of Pontiac’s council passed a motion at Tuesday’s meeting asking the municipality’s provincial and federal representatives to accelerate the reconstruction of a culvert that was washed out in a mid-July rainstorm. The culvert on Luskville’s Thérien Road has


The financial malpractice of the former DG, highlighted in a recent provincial investigation, seems to have ended in 2022.


The Navan vet can now be granted a permanent Quebec permit.


“I was in shock and surprised, but I was really proud of us,” student says.
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