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CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC March 3, 2021 A virtual exhibit honouring four notable women of the Pontiac will be unveiled next week to mark International Women’s
Katelyn Betrand, right, and Erin Whyte, left, pose as they tackle a virtual 100 km challenge for the Canadian Ski Marathon, which would have normally
CALEB NICKERSON L’ISLE AUX ALLUMETTES March 3, 2021 While it seems that the power outages in Allumettes Island have largely subsided, the region has been
EMILY HSUEH ÎLE DU GRAND CALUMET February 23, 2021 Former Île du Grand Calumet mayor Pierre Fréchette announced on Feb. 23 that he plans on
STEPHEN RICCIO MRC PONTIAC Feb. 19, 2021 The Ministry of Culture and Communication announced Cultural Development Agreements with the Outaouais for a three year period
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC March 1-4, 2021 The Pontiac Maison des Jeunes (MDJ) are offering a chance for Pontiac residents to get out of the house
EMILY HSUEH LUSKVILLE Feb. 24, 2021 A horse farm in Luskville has been working around the clock after being struck by a deadly equine virus.
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Feb. 17, 2021 L’Isle aux Allumettes Mayor Winston Sunstrum informed The Equity that he will be going to the Ministry of Municipal
STEPHEN RICCIO MRC PONTIAC Feb. 17, 2021 The MRC Pontiac Council of Mayors met for its monthly meeting on Feb. 17, organizing virtually via Zoom
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Feb. 22, 2021 The Outaouais shifted back into being an orange zone for the first time since mid-December on Feb. 22, following
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC March 3, 2021 A virtual exhibit honouring four notable women of the Pontiac will be unveiled next week to mark International Women’s Day. Put on by Fairbairn House Heritage Centre in Wakefield, the exhibit will recognize the
Katelyn Betrand, right, and Erin Whyte, left, pose as they tackle a virtual 100 km challenge for the Canadian Ski Marathon, which would have normally been held in person north of the Ottawa River in February. Bertrand, a Campbell’s Bay
CALEB NICKERSON L’ISLE AUX ALLUMETTES March 3, 2021 While it seems that the power outages in Allumettes Island have largely subsided, the region has been hit with numerous breaks in their telephone service since the start of the year. Allumettes
EMILY HSUEH ÎLE DU GRAND CALUMET February 23, 2021 Former Île du Grand Calumet mayor Pierre Fréchette announced on Feb. 23 that he plans on running for the position once again in the election taking place later this year in
STEPHEN RICCIO MRC PONTIAC Feb. 19, 2021 The Ministry of Culture and Communication announced Cultural Development Agreements with the Outaouais for a three year period on Feb. 19, with a contribution of $1,779,542, including $91,350 for the MRC Pontiac. The
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC March 1-4, 2021 The Pontiac Maison des Jeunes (MDJ) are offering a chance for Pontiac residents to get out of the house this March break and beyond. In coordination with a host of other local non-profits and
EMILY HSUEH LUSKVILLE Feb. 24, 2021 A horse farm in Luskville has been working around the clock after being struck by a deadly equine virus. For the past month, Venturing Hills Farm has been battling an outbreak of equine herpesvirus
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Feb. 17, 2021 L’Isle aux Allumettes Mayor Winston Sunstrum informed The Equity that he will be going to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs (MAMH) to challenge the decision by MRC Pontiac staff to not table three items
STEPHEN RICCIO MRC PONTIAC Feb. 17, 2021 The MRC Pontiac Council of Mayors met for its monthly meeting on Feb. 17, organizing virtually via Zoom to discuss a multitude of regional affairs. All of the mayors were in attendance, as
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Feb. 22, 2021 The Outaouais shifted back into being an orange zone for the first time since mid-December on Feb. 22, following a Feb. 16 announcement from Premier François Legault that the region would be the only
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