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STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Jan 13, 2021 COVID-19 cases emerged in two more MRC Pontiac municipalities on Jan. 7, Waltham and L’Îsle aux Allumettes, and the
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Jan. 13, 2021 The MRC Pontiac and Warden Jane Toller will be hosting a virtual information forum at the start of February
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON Jan. 1, 2021 A fire tore through a barn on Steward Road in Clarendon at around noon on New Year’s Day, destroying
Compiled by Caleb Nickerson, Emily Hsueh an Stephen Riccio JANUARY New year, new baby The Outaouais region’s first baby of 2020 arrived just after 2
Compiled by Caleb Nickerson, Emily Hsueh and Stephen Riccio JULY Quyon Canada Day The Quyon Canada Day Committee managed to host an outdoor Canada Day
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Jan. 6, 2021 While the Quebec government’s closure of all non-essential businesses is set to expire on Jan. 11, it is anticipated
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Jan. 3, 2021 A group of demonstrators took to the streets of Shawville on Sunday afternoon to protest public health restrictions. More
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Dec. 23, 2020 The MRC Pontiac became a red zone on Dec. 17 after Premier François Legault made the decision to shift
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Dec 23, 2020 Several local officials are seeing red in response to the provincial government’s last minute changes to public health guidelines.
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Dec. 11, 2020 The federal government announced a $15 billion climate plan on Dec. 11, notably including further increases to the carbon
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Jan 13, 2021 COVID-19 cases emerged in two more MRC Pontiac municipalities on Jan. 7, Waltham and L’Îsle aux Allumettes, and the Pontiac service area (RLS) had five or less (minimum one) active cases as of Jan.
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Jan. 13, 2021 The MRC Pontiac and Warden Jane Toller will be hosting a virtual information forum at the start of February in the hopes of educating the public about . . .
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON Jan. 1, 2021 A fire tore through a barn on Steward Road in Clarendon at around noon on New Year’s Day, destroying it entirely. According to Shawville Clarendon Fire Chief Lee Laframboise, they got the call at
Compiled by Caleb Nickerson, Emily Hsueh an Stephen Riccio JANUARY New year, new baby The Outaouais region’s first baby of 2020 arrived just after 2 a.m. on Jan. 1 at the Gatineau Hospital. Lexi-Anne Helmer was welcomed into the world
Compiled by Caleb Nickerson, Emily Hsueh and Stephen Riccio JULY Quyon Canada Day The Quyon Canada Day Committee managed to host an outdoor Canada Day celebration at the Quyon ferry landing despite COVID-19 restrictions, holding a barbeque, an outdoor Zumba
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Jan. 6, 2021 While the Quebec government’s closure of all non-essential businesses is set to expire on Jan. 11, it is anticipated that Premier François Legault will be announcing the status of the lockdown during an evening
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Jan. 3, 2021 A group of demonstrators took to the streets of Shawville on Sunday afternoon to protest public health restrictions. More than 50 people turned up to the gathering, travelling the length of Main Street waving
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Dec. 23, 2020 The MRC Pontiac became a red zone on Dec. 17 after Premier François Legault made the decision to shift all orange zones to red until Jan. 11, while also announcing that all non-essential businesses
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Dec 23, 2020 Several local officials are seeing red in response to the provincial government’s last minute changes to public health guidelines. The changes, which moved the Pontiac into a red zone along with the rest of
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Dec. 11, 2020 The federal government announced a $15 billion climate plan on Dec. 11, notably including further increases to the carbon tax after 2022. The federal carbon tax is currently at $30 per tonne right now
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