

Toller to buy Baie Inn
The Auberge Baie Inn in Campbell’s Bay will change hands from Brian Stanton Enterprises, which has owned the building for 30 years, to Jane Toller,
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The Auberge Baie Inn in Campbell’s Bay will change hands from Brian Stanton Enterprises, which has owned the building for 30 years, to Jane Toller,


Campbell’s Polaris in Shawville was once again the victim of two vehicle thefts on the night of Sept. 21, bringing the business to a total


The late co-founder of Mountainview Turf is fondly remembered by her kids and her community.


A Magic: The Gathering artist signed some of his creations during a chance stop at Renaissance Variety in Shawville.


Three Pontiac grocery stores have seen in an increase in pilfered paniers as of late.


Attendees enjoyed a dinner and get-together to celebrate the milestone.


It’s no secret the local news business is not without its challenges these days. While newspapers across the country are cutting back, outsourcing, or closing


Six local bakers tested their skills in a new competition held on Saturday in Quyon, for which they had to produce bread using flour milled




Four vehicles were stolen from Campbell’s Polaris in Shawville after the business had closed for the day on July 26.


The Auberge Baie Inn in Campbell’s Bay will change hands from Brian Stanton Enterprises, which has owned the building for 30 years, to Jane Toller, MRC Pontiac warden and local business owner, who intends to re-open the building as a


Campbell’s Polaris in Shawville was once again the victim of two vehicle thefts on the night of Sept. 21, bringing the business to a total of six vehicles stolen in a span of less than two months. Owner Steve Gilpin


The late co-founder of Mountainview Turf is fondly remembered by her kids and her community.


A Magic: The Gathering artist signed some of his creations during a chance stop at Renaissance Variety in Shawville.


Three Pontiac grocery stores have seen in an increase in pilfered paniers as of late.


Attendees enjoyed a dinner and get-together to celebrate the milestone.


It’s no secret the local news business is not without its challenges these days. While newspapers across the country are cutting back, outsourcing, or closing altogether, we have been finding ways to invest in our product and delivery methods. Over


Six local bakers tested their skills in a new competition held on Saturday in Quyon, for which they had to produce bread using flour milled at the recently reopened Egan Mill. Participants picked up their locally-milled flour last week, and




Four vehicles were stolen from Campbell’s Polaris in Shawville after the business had closed for the day on July 26.
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