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Originally appearing in THE EQUITY in 1995 as a part of a story on a PHS computer class where he lauded the internet as something
The first of the planned-to-be-,annual baseball tournaments in honour of Maurice Beauregard, the former mayor of Campbell’s Bay who passed away last October after a
Connor Lalande Shawville May 27, 2023 As the sun set this past Saturday evening, the Pontiac Agricultural Society Board of Directors invited the regional community
Connor Lalande Shawville May 27, 2023 In a celebration of food, drink and song, Ottawa-based musician Lynne Hanson returned to the Little Red Wagon Winery
As the school bus driver strike in the Outaouais reaches its fourth week, Teamsters local 106, the union representing the striking drivers and Sogesco, the
Otter Lake cottagers resorted to posting on Facebook for assistance after being told by emergency dispatchers that their address was “not coming up in our
The MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais adopted a territorial strategy for permanent housing affordability during a Council of Mayors meeting on May 18. “This initiative is a
Tired of your Facebook newsfeed being hijacked by pessimism? Looking for a forum to trumpet the good deeds and altruism of your neighbours and fellow
The town of Sheenboro is in the process of opening a public archive to convene documents of historical and social importance to the community. Likely
Naomie and Xavier Lusignan, from Mansfield-et-Pontefract, are continuing to excite in the world of competitive weightlifting. Naomie took home two gold medals and one silver
Originally appearing in THE EQUITY in 1995 as a part of a story on a PHS computer class where he lauded the internet as something that was going to change the world for the better, Jon Stewart, the owner of
The first of the planned-to-be-,annual baseball tournaments in honour of Maurice Beauregard, the former mayor of Campbell’s Bay who passed away last October after a battle with cancer, took place last weekend. The tournament saw 14 teams compete in two
Connor Lalande Shawville May 27, 2023 As the sun set this past Saturday evening, the Pontiac Agricultural Society Board of Directors invited the regional community to a Barn Dance at the Shawville Fair grounds. Held in celebration of their volunteers,
Connor Lalande Shawville May 27, 2023 In a celebration of food, drink and song, Ottawa-based musician Lynne Hanson returned to the Little Red Wagon Winery this past Saturday evening. Enrapturing the crowd with her soulful voice and relatable, poetic lyricism,
As the school bus driver strike in the Outaouais reaches its fourth week, Teamsters local 106, the union representing the striking drivers and Sogesco, the company that owns Autobus Lasalle are set to return to the bargaining table. The bargaining
Otter Lake cottagers resorted to posting on Facebook for assistance after being told by emergency dispatchers that their address was “not coming up in our system” on May 14. After 84 year old longtime owner of a cottage on Otter
The MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais adopted a territorial strategy for permanent housing affordability during a Council of Mayors meeting on May 18. “This initiative is a follow-up to the report of the housing survey conducted by the Table de développement social
Tired of your Facebook newsfeed being hijacked by pessimism? Looking for a forum to trumpet the good deeds and altruism of your neighbours and fellow Pontiacers? You’re in luck. In a showcase of the community’s generous spirit, a Facebook group
The town of Sheenboro is in the process of opening a public archive to convene documents of historical and social importance to the community. Likely to be opened sometime this summer, the Sheenboro archive has been in development for approximately
Naomie and Xavier Lusignan, from Mansfield-et-Pontefract, are continuing to excite in the world of competitive weightlifting. Naomie took home two gold medals and one silver at the Canadian Senior Weightlifting Championships this past Sunday, with her brother Xavier winning three
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