Toller officially sworn in for third term
November 13, 2025
MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was officially sworn in for her third consecutive term on Nov. 13 at the MRC office in Campbell’s Bay, surrounded
MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was officially sworn in for her third consecutive term on Nov. 13 at the MRC office in Campbell’s Bay, surrounded
The Egan Mill in Quyon played host to a talk from local history buff Gord Graham on Saturday afternoon about some of the Pontiac’s first
The entire Pontiac and Outaouais regions remain under a complete fire ban following a decision on Oct. 1 by Quebec’s fire protection agency SOPFEU due
Over the weekend, the Chutes Coulonge Park in Mansfield-etPontefract hosted its second annual Lumberjack Festival. The weekend kicked off with a comedy night at Cinema
Four small forest fires ignited across Pontiac county between Aug. 9 and 11, with a fifth reported to be burning north of Waltham as of
Chichester’s Culbute locks have been out of operation for over a century. On Saturday, the community got together to celebrate their legacy, and make sure
The Pontiac Forest Products Producers Board says lack of members and local mills has put its future into question.
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge July 14, 2022 The Green Party of Quebec (GPQ) announced their candidate for the Pontiac, Pierre Cyr, in early June. Cyr, 58,
Women’s Institute seeks support to reopen obstetrics unit Nine first-time mayors and nine re-elected mayors gathered at the Lions Hall in Bryson on Wednesday evening
J.D. POTIÉ Fort Coulonge Jan. 31, 2020 Over 180 people from the Ottawa Valley packed the Spruceholme Inn Conference Room in Fort Coulonge, last Friday,
MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was officially sworn in for her third consecutive term on Nov. 13 at the MRC office in Campbell’s Bay, surrounded by her supporters and campaign volunteers. Toller began by quoting Proverbs 3:5-6 (KJV), the inscription
The Egan Mill in Quyon played host to a talk from local history buff Gord Graham on Saturday afternoon about some of the Pontiac’s first settlers. The event was the third in a series of talks organized by the Regional
The entire Pontiac and Outaouais regions remain under a complete fire ban following a decision on Oct. 1 by Quebec’s fire protection agency SOPFEU due to an increase in dry conditions across the region. The ban extends to campfires, fireworks,
Over the weekend, the Chutes Coulonge Park in Mansfield-etPontefract hosted its second annual Lumberjack Festival. The weekend kicked off with a comedy night at Cinema Lyn headlined by Derek Seguin. Organizer Brittany Morin said that they wanted to offer the
Four small forest fires ignited across Pontiac county between Aug. 9 and 11, with a fifth reported to be burning north of Waltham as of Tuesday morning. Most municipalities are enforcing total fire ban as high fire risk continues.
Chichester’s Culbute locks have been out of operation for over a century. On Saturday, the community got together to celebrate their legacy, and make sure the once-prosperous era they represent isn’t forgotten.
The Pontiac Forest Products Producers Board says lack of members and local mills has put its future into question.
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge July 14, 2022 The Green Party of Quebec (GPQ) announced their candidate for the Pontiac, Pierre Cyr, in early June. Cyr, 58, has two sons and has lived in Fort-Coulonge for about three years. Before moving to
Women’s Institute seeks support to reopen obstetrics unit Nine first-time mayors and nine re-elected mayors gathered at the Lions Hall in Bryson on Wednesday evening for the first public meeting of the Pontiac MRC Council of Mayors since the November
J.D. POTIÉ Fort Coulonge Jan. 31, 2020 Over 180 people from the Ottawa Valley packed the Spruceholme Inn Conference Room in Fort Coulonge, last Friday, as the hotel hosted . . .
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