Bombers take Bryson three-pitch tourney
September 21, 2025
It was bombs away for the Bombers as the team captured the Bryson Recreation Association’s annual September three-pitch tournament with a victory in the tournament
It was bombs away for the Bombers as the team captured the Bryson Recreation Association’s annual September three-pitch tournament with a victory in the tournament
Two young Pontiac hockey players are making names as some of the brightest prospects in the Outaouais as they begin their season with an elite
About 50 people packed the Shawville RA hall to discuss the future of the town’s arena after council received a study that details some $17
The municipality believes the facility, built in the 1960s, is at a crucial juncture.
The prospect was selected to play for Canada’s U18 softball team at an upcoming international tournament in Argentina.
The town knew it needed a replacement when the last one, a 1998 model, started leaving grooves in the ice.
The event featured live music, a sold-out roast beef supper, a drone show, and lumberjack demonstrations to honour the town’s logging history.
A small team spent Wednesday evening rolling 150 lbs. of meatballs for the event’s 40th anniversary.
It was bombs away for the Bombers as the team captured the Bryson Recreation Association’s annual September three-pitch tournament with a victory in the tournament final on Sep. 21. The Bombers, who were runners-up in last year’s A division final,
Two young Pontiac hockey players are making names as some of the brightest prospects in the Outaouais as they begin their season with an elite team in Gatineau. Taytum Thompson of Clarendon and Tristan Queale of Luskville made the final
About 50 people packed the Shawville RA hall to discuss the future of the town’s arena after council received a study that details some $17 million in recommended repairs.
The municipality believes the facility, built in the 1960s, is at a crucial juncture.
The prospect was selected to play for Canada’s U18 softball team at an upcoming international tournament in Argentina.
The town knew it needed a replacement when the last one, a 1998 model, started leaving grooves in the ice.
The event featured live music, a sold-out roast beef supper, a drone show, and lumberjack demonstrations to honour the town’s logging history.
A small team spent Wednesday evening rolling 150 lbs. of meatballs for the event’s 40th anniversary.
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