

‘It’s about culture’: Second Fort-Coulonge Salon du Livre fills conference centre
The Pontiac Conference Centre was filled on Saturday for the second Salon du Livre, a celebration of French-language arts and culture. This is the second
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The Pontiac Conference Centre was filled on Saturday for the second Salon du Livre, a celebration of French-language arts and culture. This is the second


The Groupe L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet held its eighth annual fishing derby on Saturday, and despite the periods of showers, there was a record turnout of youth and


Campers and staff at this year’s summer camp grilled up 400 hot dogs and hamburgers and made 50 salads for the event.


Three well-spoken young women delivered speeches Thursday evening about the virtues of their respective agricultural divisions, in hopes of being named this year’s Shawville Fair


The Jardin Éducatif du Pontiac took a short break from its activities in the garden to grill burgers and sell salads at the organization’s annual


The Norway Bay pier was packed with eager spectators on Saturday to witness the final weekend of the annual regatta competition. Fans lined the stands


Thirteen teams played ball for a good cause over the weekend, facing off in the annual fundraiser tournament in support of Hockey Mineur Fort-Coulonge. Teams


The Shawville 4-H Club recently hosted members from a Nova Scotia 4-H Club for six days of learning and adventure throughout the Pontiac and the


The second annual Cones for Kendyl fundraiser stopped at Brooklyn Place in Shawville on Sunday, with a plush bear from the Children’s Hospital of Eastern


The ball field in Portage-du-Fort saw its first action in several years this weekend at the two-day summer festival hosted by the town’s recreation association.


The Pontiac Conference Centre was filled on Saturday for the second Salon du Livre, a celebration of French-language arts and culture. This is the second year that the event has been put on by Sand Bay author Sandra Lemire Wolf,


The Groupe L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet held its eighth annual fishing derby on Saturday, and despite the periods of showers, there was a record turnout of youth and teen participants. Organizer Guylaine La Salle said that she didn’t know why there were so


Campers and staff at this year’s summer camp grilled up 400 hot dogs and hamburgers and made 50 salads for the event.


Three well-spoken young women delivered speeches Thursday evening about the virtues of their respective agricultural divisions, in hopes of being named this year’s Shawville Fair Ambassador. Molly Dowe, Khloe Drummond and Grace Kelly were the three candidates for this year’s


The Jardin Éducatif du Pontiac took a short break from its activities in the garden to grill burgers and sell salads at the organization’s annual summer barbecue on Wednesday. The salads were made with vegetables from the garden located across


The Norway Bay pier was packed with eager spectators on Saturday to witness the final weekend of the annual regatta competition. Fans lined the stands to watch around 100 kids compete in various swimming races, from backstroke to breaststroke to


Thirteen teams played ball for a good cause over the weekend, facing off in the annual fundraiser tournament in support of Hockey Mineur Fort-Coulonge. Teams competed for championships in three divisions. While the weather cooperated for games on Friday and


The Shawville 4-H Club recently hosted members from a Nova Scotia 4-H Club for six days of learning and adventure throughout the Pontiac and the greater Outaouais region. Activities included visits to Apple Blossom Farm, Beck Farms, and The Little


The second annual Cones for Kendyl fundraiser stopped at Brooklyn Place in Shawville on Sunday, with a plush bear from the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) making an appearance. The fundraiser is organized by Cheryl Smith-Trimm, mother of Kendyl


The ball field in Portage-du-Fort saw its first action in several years this weekend at the two-day summer festival hosted by the town’s recreation association. The event was made possible thanks to three weeks’ worth of volunteer work, according to
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