Alleyn-et-Cawood unveils gift shop, new council
November 21, 2025
On Friday evening the Municipality of Alleyn-et-Cawood hosted a grand opening for the new artisan shop at its public library and municipal hall. The shop
On Friday evening the Municipality of Alleyn-et-Cawood hosted a grand opening for the new artisan shop at its public library and municipal hall. The shop
Gavans Bar in Quyon may be known in the Ottawa Valley for hosting old-time country and fiddle music, but it suspended that reputation for at
The father-son folk duo of Marc Audet and his son Bradley entertained a modest crowd who braved the weather on Saturday night at the Little
The Pontiac Historical Society discussed the past year’s activities and plans for the year to come at its annual general meeting, held on Wednesday, Nov.
The vanlife campaign was launched in 2022 to boost tourism in this region, which lacks accommodation options.
Jean-Louis Corriveau has long been a farmer on L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet. He served as a councillor for more than 30 years before being appointed pro-mayor in 2017
A group of history enthusiasts, including a small contingent from Gatineau, gathered outside Coronation Hall in Bristol on Sunday afternoon for a guided tour of
In Portage-du-Fort, new candidate Kevin Murphy is running against incumbent mayor Lynne Cameron.
This Halloween, Quyon’s Mike Dubue is bringing the second edition of Festival Fantôme to Gavan’s and the old church in which he and his partner
The Luskville Falls park was the site of the Pontiac Country Fair on Saturday, a collaboration between the Municipality of Pontiac and the National Capital
On Friday evening the Municipality of Alleyn-et-Cawood hosted a grand opening for the new artisan shop at its public library and municipal hall. The shop allows local creators to display their works, and a portion of the sales will go
Gavans Bar in Quyon may be known in the Ottawa Valley for hosting old-time country and fiddle music, but it suspended that reputation for at least one night last Tuesday to host an icon of modern Canadian rock music. Joel
The father-son folk duo of Marc Audet and his son Bradley entertained a modest crowd who braved the weather on Saturday night at the Little Red Wagon winery in Clarendon. Audet hails from the Ottawa Valley and weaves in plenty
The Pontiac Historical Society discussed the past year’s activities and plans for the year to come at its annual general meeting, held on Wednesday, Nov. 12 at the Pontiac Archives in Shawville. President Robert Wills presented a report of the
The vanlife campaign was launched in 2022 to boost tourism in this region, which lacks accommodation options.
Jean-Louis Corriveau has long been a farmer on L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet. He served as a councillor for more than 30 years before being appointed pro-mayor in 2017 following the resignation of then-mayor Pierre Fréchette. Corriveau was elected to the mayor’s seat in
A group of history enthusiasts, including a small contingent from Gatineau, gathered outside Coronation Hall in Bristol on Sunday afternoon for a guided tour of the town’s history organized by local non-profit Friends of Chats Falls. The afternoon’s tour
In Portage-du-Fort, new candidate Kevin Murphy is running against incumbent mayor Lynne Cameron.
This Halloween, Quyon’s Mike Dubue is bringing the second edition of Festival Fantôme to Gavan’s and the old church in which he and his partner have lived for almost a decade. While the music, he admits, may be a bit
The Luskville Falls park was the site of the Pontiac Country Fair on Saturday, a collaboration between the Municipality of Pontiac and the National Capital Commission (NCC), which operates Gatineau Park. In addition to the nature displays and crafts for
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