LiveWell Foods gets approval for feasibility study
CHRIS LOWREY LITCHFIELD July 24, 2018 The cannabis growing facility in Litchfield has cleared another regulatory hurdle and has been granted support to conduct a
CHRIS LOWREY LITCHFIELD July 24, 2018 The cannabis growing facility in Litchfield has cleared another regulatory hurdle and has been granted support to conduct a
CALEB NICKERSON ALLUMETTES ISLAND July 25, 2018 For the third year running, families in the upper Pontiac flocked to Trimmer’s Fries on Allumettes Island to
Donald Teuma-Castelletti NORWAY BAY July 28-29, 2018 Running, hopping, tossing, swimming and scavenging – they did it all and more this weekend in Norway Bay,
Donald Teuma-Castelletti QUYON July 29, 2018 Two boatloads of curious, history-hungry adventurers hit the Ottawa River Sunday morning seeking to catch a glimpse of various
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Aug. 1, 2018 A local dog-racing entrepreneur is pleased to announce that the longstanding Bristol Dryland Dog race has been recognized by
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL July 25, 2018 The Jack Graham Community Centre in Bristol was positively bumping on July 25 for the annual coffeehouse put on


By Donald Teuma-Castelletti – For many in the Pontiac, the idea of bringing a film festival to the area may seem a bit absurd –
CHRIS LOWREY LITCHFIELD July 24, 2018 The cannabis growing facility in Litchfield has cleared another regulatory hurdle and has been granted support to conduct a feasibility study. The Quebec Ministry of Economy, Science and Innovation (MESI) has granted approval to
CALEB NICKERSON ALLUMETTES ISLAND July 25, 2018 For the third year running, families in the upper Pontiac flocked to Trimmer’s Fries on Allumettes Island to celebrate the holidays a little early. The Christmas in July party, as it is known,
Donald Teuma-Castelletti NORWAY BAY July 28-29, 2018 Running, hopping, tossing, swimming and scavenging – they did it all and more this weekend in Norway Bay, as activities in the area continued with the return of annual tests of fitness and
Donald Teuma-Castelletti QUYON July 29, 2018 Two boatloads of curious, history-hungry adventurers hit the Ottawa River Sunday morning seeking to catch a glimpse of various sites in Pontiac Bay that are only accessible by watercraft. Led by the organizers of
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Aug. 1, 2018 A local dog-racing entrepreneur is pleased to announce that the longstanding Bristol Dryland Dog race has been recognized by two international governing bodies. Denis Rozon, owner of Timberland Tours and the driving force behind
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL July 25, 2018 The Jack Graham Community Centre in Bristol was positively bumping on July 25 for the annual coffeehouse put on by the Norway Bay and Bristol Historical Society (NBBHS). Perhaps seeking shelter from the pelting


By Donald Teuma-Castelletti – For many in the Pontiac, the idea of bringing a film festival to the area may seem a bit absurd – especially because there is neither a cinema or a drive-in within the limits. But one
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