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Two-steppers and square dancers, and even a group of line dancers all the way from Chapeau returned Bristol’s Coronation Hall to its former dance hall
by Guillaume Laflamme Campbell’s Bay May 18, 2024 The Campbell’s Bay Litchfield Fire Department held its annual firefighter’s ball at the Campbell’s Bay Recreation Association
by Guillaume Laflamme Bristol May 18, 2024 More than a hundred people crowded into the newly expanded Bristol fire station first thing Saturday morning to
by Guillaume Laflamme Sand Bay May 18, 2024 Trucks of all sorts lined up at the Sand Bay ball park on Saturday morning for a
A campaign waged for more than a year by Pontiac County warden Jane Toller to win support for her energy-from-waste (EFW) project appears to have
Pontiac MNA André Fortin, also health critic for the official opposition, is calling for members of the province’s health and social services commission to visit
$600,000 available for community projects in 2024 by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Campbell’s Bay May 15, 2024 The MRC Pontiac is once again accepting applications from
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Trois-Rivières May 13, 2024 Two Luskville residents were recently honoured with civilian awards in recognition of the help they offered in
Soon-to-be cooperative of local producers to buy some assets from MRC down the road Pontiac’s only provincially licensed abattoir will live to see another day
Fort Coulonge’s Café Downtown was transformed into a cabaret on Saturday evening as six burlesque dancers performed individual routines, boas and all, to a packed
Two-steppers and square dancers, and even a group of line dancers all the way from Chapeau returned Bristol’s Coronation Hall to its former dance hall glory on Saturday evening, filling the venue for a few hours of good old-fashioned boot-stomping,
by Guillaume Laflamme Campbell’s Bay May 18, 2024 The Campbell’s Bay Litchfield Fire Department held its annual firefighter’s ball at the Campbell’s Bay Recreation Association on Saturday. The evening was filled with dancing, live music and drinks as local firefighters
by Guillaume Laflamme Bristol May 18, 2024 More than a hundred people crowded into the newly expanded Bristol fire station first thing Saturday morning to enjoy freshly made pancakes cooked and served by their local fire department. The event was
by Guillaume Laflamme Sand Bay May 18, 2024 Trucks of all sorts lined up at the Sand Bay ball park on Saturday morning for a touch-a-truck fundraiser hosted by the Sand Bay Association. The fundraising event gave families a chance
A campaign waged for more than a year by Pontiac County warden Jane Toller to win support for her energy-from-waste (EFW) project appears to have come to an end. In a vote held at the MRC building on Wednesday evening,
Pontiac MNA André Fortin, also health critic for the official opposition, is calling for members of the province’s health and social services commission to visit the Outaouais so they can see for themselves what, in a May 13 press release,
$600,000 available for community projects in 2024 by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Campbell’s Bay May 15, 2024 The MRC Pontiac is once again accepting applications from municipalities and non-profit organizations wishing to receive provincial funding, distributed by the MRC, for community
by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Trois-Rivières May 13, 2024 Two Luskville residents were recently honoured with civilian awards in recognition of the help they offered in rescuing a paraglider off the side of the Lusk escarpment last spring. Siblings Tait and
Soon-to-be cooperative of local producers to buy some assets from MRC down the road Pontiac’s only provincially licensed abattoir will live to see another day thanks to the efforts of a small group of local farmers and the MRC Pontiac.
Fort Coulonge’s Café Downtown was transformed into a cabaret on Saturday evening as six burlesque dancers performed individual routines, boas and all, to a packed house. This was the first burlesque show hosted by the venue, which has made a
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