Graham bows out after 17 years as councillor
March 17, 2026
Graham cited disagreements over the fate of a Pontiac Station property as a reason for his resignation.
Graham cited disagreements over the fate of a Pontiac Station property as a reason for his resignation.
When Clarendon farmers Kristine Amyotte and Robbie Beck converted a new piece of land from pasture into a crop field, they soon realized the toll
Ski Pontiac held its annual general meeting for the 2024-2025 financial year on Mar. 1 at the Bristol firehall. For over a decade the non-profit
The MRC Pontiac council of mayors held their monthly public meeting on Feb. 19 at the MRC office in Campbell’s Bay. At their January meeting,
The walls of the Stone School Gallery in Portage-du-Fort were filled with expressions of love on Friday evening for the opening of artPontiac’s new exhibit,
Bristol residents concerned about the future of a large municipal property in Pontiac Station filled Bristol’s town hall at the Feb. 2 council meeting to
This week we are publishing the fourth and final instalment of our annual Year In Review feature – our look back on some of last
A pair of researchers with the Observatoire du Développement de l’Outaouais (ODO) were in Shawville on Wednesday night to consult the public on their community.
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The question of what to do with the land resurfaced after a conservation group offered to buy it.
Graham cited disagreements over the fate of a Pontiac Station property as a reason for his resignation.
When Clarendon farmers Kristine Amyotte and Robbie Beck converted a new piece of land from pasture into a crop field, they soon realized the toll it was having on the soil. The land in question formed a valley, at the
Ski Pontiac held its annual general meeting for the 2024-2025 financial year on Mar. 1 at the Bristol firehall. For over a decade the non-profit has been working to make cross-country skiing and snowshoeing accessible to Pontiac residents by grooming
The MRC Pontiac council of mayors held their monthly public meeting on Feb. 19 at the MRC office in Campbell’s Bay. At their January meeting, council approved the budget for the non-organized territories of Lac Nilgaut, which makes up the
The walls of the Stone School Gallery in Portage-du-Fort were filled with expressions of love on Friday evening for the opening of artPontiac’s new exhibit, The Spectrum of Love. Artists from the Pontiac and beyond had works on display that
Bristol residents concerned about the future of a large municipal property in Pontiac Station filled Bristol’s town hall at the Feb. 2 council meeting to make their opinions heard. In the fall of 2025, Bristol council received an offer of
This week we are publishing the fourth and final instalment of our annual Year In Review feature – our look back on some of last year’s most formative stories. Oct. 1 Calumet cemetery revitalization enters home stretch A group of
A pair of researchers with the Observatoire du Développement de l’Outaouais (ODO) were in Shawville on Wednesday night to consult the public on their community. Coordinator Yves McNicoll and research assistant Caroline Rousseau led the discussion, which took place at
Feeling nostalgic for 2025? You’ll enjoyTHE EQUITY’s 2025 Year in Review. Over the course of our January issues, we’re taking some time to look back on some of last year’s most memorable stories. July 2 Thorne receives fire services from
The question of what to do with the land resurfaced after a conservation group offered to buy it.
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