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The ruling challenges the CAQ government’s decision to mail out voting information only in French ahead of the Oct. 5
Winnie-the-Pooh fans young and old visited the home of Stark’s Corners Women’s Institute (SCWI) president Susanne Gardiner on Saturday afternoon
The ruling challenges the CAQ government’s decision to mail out voting information only in French ahead of the Oct. 5
Winnie-the-Pooh fans young and old visited the home of Stark’s Corners Women’s Institute (SCWI) president Susanne Gardiner on Saturday afternoon
Are you or someone you know struggling to access healthcare or education services? Are you a caregiver? Someone living with a disability or special needs? Do you need assistance with transportation? Do you want to learn more about how to
The Quyon Flyers’ U15 girls team took their game to Laval, Que., over the weekend to face off against the top fast-pitch softball teams from across the province. The trip marked the first time in years that the Pontiac has
The Municipality of Alleyn-et-Cawood held its monthly council meeting on Sept. 8, passing a resolution requesting a review of school bus routes for local children. During public question period, resident Tracey Moore, a school bus driver and trustee with the
Are you or someone you know struggling to access healthcare or education services? Are you a caregiver? Someone living with a disability or special needs? Do you need assistance with transportation? Do you want to learn more about how to
The Quyon Flyers’ U15 girls team took their game to Laval, Que., over the weekend to face off against the top fast-pitch softball teams from across the province. The trip marked the first time in years that the Pontiac has
The Municipality of Alleyn-et-Cawood held its monthly council meeting on Sept. 8, passing a resolution requesting a review of school bus routes for local children. During public question period, resident Tracey Moore, a school bus driver and trustee with the
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This fall THE EQUITY will be launching a new initiative we’re pretty excited about. It’s called Youth Voices of the Pontiac. The goal is to make sure youth across this community are in charge of representing the reality of what it’s like to be a teenager in the Pontiac, at
September 15, 2026
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Last week, an artificial intelligence (AI) researcher went public after resigning from his job at Anthropic, warning everyone about the
Our own local history has always been very interesting to me. We took history in school, but it was about
Life altering experiences can be quite difficult to accept. Twenty-two years ago this coming November, I had a stroke while
We are now witnessing in real time our close neighbour (that Canada once called its friend) try to dictate who
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