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It is every teenager’s nightmare – getting stuck in high school forever. But Lorianne Bertrand made a career of it. When the Fort-Coulonge native started
The consultation process will begin on Aug. 24.
Waltham residents of all ages gathered at the town’s Paul Ryan Park on Saturday for the town’s Summerfest – a day of community fun organized
The Campbell’s Bay community came together once again over the weekend for another fundraiser in support of the families of Charlie Frost and Steve Morin,
Five softball teams from Aylmer to Gracefield faced off in Luskville on Saturday in a tournament that doubled as a fundraiser for Animal Aide Pontiac.
After over 35 hours of driving and two overnight stops, two local horse trainers and their two Belgians managed to wrangle away a pair of
Transports Québec has announced that a 1.5-kilometre stretch of Route 301 will be completely closed to traffic in both directions from Monday, July 27 until
The boutique at the Shawville abattoir is now open for business, with a soft launch held at the location on Hwy. 148 on Friday afternoon.
She hopes her win will inspire more people to give to the cause, which supports healthcare projects in the region.
It is every teenager’s nightmare – getting stuck in high school forever. But Lorianne Bertrand made a career of it. When the Fort-Coulonge native started at John Paul II High School in Campbell’s Bay in September 1982, she had no
The consultation process will begin on Aug. 24.
Waltham residents of all ages gathered at the town’s Paul Ryan Park on Saturday for the town’s Summerfest – a day of community fun organized by the local recreation association. Among the activities on offer were a heated washer’s tournament
The Campbell’s Bay community came together once again over the weekend for another fundraiser in support of the families of Charlie Frost and Steve Morin, this time a ball tournament. All weekend long, the bleachers at the Maurice Beauregard Park
Five softball teams from Aylmer to Gracefield faced off in Luskville on Saturday in a tournament that doubled as a fundraiser for Animal Aide Pontiac. After a full day of games, Aylmer’s Flying Monkeys claimed the tournament trophy, and $1,500
After over 35 hours of driving and two overnight stops, two local horse trainers and their two Belgians managed to wrangle away a pair of awards at the 114th Calgary Stampede. Cheryl Bezoine and Vince Perrier, owners of T&T Belgians
Transports Québec has announced that a 1.5-kilometre stretch of Route 301 will be completely closed to traffic in both directions from Monday, July 27 until Tuesday, Aug. 4 to allow for the replacement of a culvert. The affected stretch of
The boutique at the Shawville abattoir is now open for business, with a soft launch held at the location on Hwy. 148 on Friday afternoon. The storefront is one aspect of the AgriSaveur project, which also includes the slaughterhouse and
She hopes her win will inspire more people to give to the cause, which supports healthcare projects in the region.
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