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Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Nov. 23, 2023 Pontiac farmers and people otherwise invested in the region’s agricultural industry crowded into the Little Red Wagon Winery
Bill 15 could have implications both locally and across the province Camilla Faragalli Pontiac Nov. 27, 2023 Quebec is pushing to pass a major healthcare
Glen Hartle Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 The second annual Warden’s Breakfast, in support of the Centraide Outaouais 2023 campaign, was held at the Recreation Centre
Charles Dickson Ladysmith Nov. 16, 2023 Efforts to advance a proposed garbage incinerator project in the Pontiac “raised many red flags,” says a local elected
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Nov. 16, 2023 The hall at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Shawville was transformed into an art studio for an
Charles Dickson Quyon Nov. 11, 2023 A resident who escaped a fire that engulfed a house in Quyon in the very early hours of Saturday
SOPHIE KUIJPER DICKSON SHAWVILLE Nov. 6 2023 Teachers across the Pontiac took to the picket lines on Monday morning to strike for better working conditions
Chapeau PIERRE CYR Approximately 90 people attended a ceremony held at the Chapeau cenotaph, opposite St. Joseph’s church, on Sunday morning to remember the sacrifices
In Waters Deep by Eileen Mahoney In ocean wastes no poppies blow, No crosses stand in ordered row, There young hearts sleep… beneath the wave
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Nov. 23, 2023 Pontiac farmers and people otherwise invested in the region’s agricultural industry crowded into the Little Red Wagon Winery on Thursday morning to share their vision of how to grow the industry and support
Bill 15 could have implications both locally and across the province Camilla Faragalli Pontiac Nov. 27, 2023 Quebec is pushing to pass a major healthcare reform bill before the end of this year’s parliamentary session on Dec. 8. Bill 15,
Glen Hartle Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 The second annual Warden’s Breakfast, in support of the Centraide Outaouais 2023 campaign, was held at the Recreation Centre in Campbell’s Bay on Monday morning. With 129 tickets sold in advance and more at
Charles Dickson Ladysmith Nov. 16, 2023 Efforts to advance a proposed garbage incinerator project in the Pontiac “raised many red flags,” says a local elected official working on waste management. Jennifer Quaile, a councillor in Otter Lake and that municipality’s
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Nov. 16, 2023 The hall at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Shawville was transformed into an art studio for an hour on Thursday morning. Fifteen or so people over the age of 55, mostly from
Charles Dickson Quyon Nov. 11, 2023 A resident who escaped a fire that engulfed a house in Quyon in the very early hours of Saturday morning is believed to have suffered burns requiring hospitalization. Another resident, who was not home
SOPHIE KUIJPER DICKSON SHAWVILLE Nov. 6 2023 Teachers across the Pontiac took to the picket lines on Monday morning to strike for better working conditions and higher wages. The strike action lasted from midnight until 10:30 a.m. the morning of
Chapeau PIERRE CYR Approximately 90 people attended a ceremony held at the Chapeau cenotaph, opposite St. Joseph’s church, on Sunday morning to remember the sacrifices made by Canadian men and women during the major conflicts that mankind has known over
In Waters Deep by Eileen Mahoney In ocean wastes no poppies blow, No crosses stand in ordered row, There young hearts sleep… beneath the wave … The spirited, the good, the brave, But stars a constant vigil keep, For them
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