Living with nature, using common sense
June 23, 2026
When we look back in history, there is a reason why people did things the way that they did. Common sense is often not taught
When we look back in history, there is a reason why people did things the way that they did. Common sense is often not taught
Sunday afternoon saw the Knights of Columbus hall in Fort-Coulonge packed with several hundred people for the annual cipaille supper. The traditional meat pie is
We were saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Keith Laroche of Fort Coulonge. Keith was the beloved son of Lucie Rivet (Rocky Bertrand)
On Thursday evening SADC Pontiac held its annual general meeting at Rafting Momentum in Bryson. SADCs are federally-funded organizations that support rural economic development through
Fort-Coulonge resident Keith Laroche had been missing since May 29. Police say two fishermen found his body on the morning of June 6. No further
Police raided a home on rue Baume in Fort-Coulonge Monday, seizing drugs and arresting a 36-year-old Pontiac man for outstanding warrants.
At the MRC Pontiac public meeting on May 21, council passed a resolution requesting that the Municipality of Rapides-des-Joachims be recognized as a remote/isolated community
Keith Laroche, 24, was last seen in the rue Principale area of Fort-Coulonge on May 29. On June 3, the SQ said it’s suspending its
Six young musicians from École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge got their moment in the spotlight last week in Sept-Îles at the provincial final of the Secondaire en
The sweeping power outages that hit the Pontiac on Friday night had nothing on the small but determined team behind the Fort-Coulonge Club d’Âge d’Or’s
When we look back in history, there is a reason why people did things the way that they did. Common sense is often not taught in school but learned the hard way. The first thing that engineers should be taught
Sunday afternoon saw the Knights of Columbus hall in Fort-Coulonge packed with several hundred people for the annual cipaille supper. The traditional meat pie is a favourite in the community, and the turnout offered evidence of this, with tables and
We were saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Keith Laroche of Fort Coulonge. Keith was the beloved son of Lucie Rivet (Rocky Bertrand) and the late Michel Jr. Laroche. He was a helpful young man with a big
On Thursday evening SADC Pontiac held its annual general meeting at Rafting Momentum in Bryson. SADCs are federally-funded organizations that support rural economic development through grants, loans, and other tools. The group reviewed the minutes of last year’s meeting,
Fort-Coulonge resident Keith Laroche had been missing since May 29. Police say two fishermen found his body on the morning of June 6. No further details are being released at this time.
Police raided a home on rue Baume in Fort-Coulonge Monday, seizing drugs and arresting a 36-year-old Pontiac man for outstanding warrants.
At the MRC Pontiac public meeting on May 21, council passed a resolution requesting that the Municipality of Rapides-des-Joachims be recognized as a remote/isolated community by Quebec’s Ministry of Health and Social Services. The resolution highlights the difficulties faced in
Keith Laroche, 24, was last seen in the rue Principale area of Fort-Coulonge on May 29. On June 3, the SQ said it’s suspending its search until further information is received.
Six young musicians from École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge got their moment in the spotlight last week in Sept-Îles at the provincial final of the Secondaire en spectacle talent show. The band, called Les Carcajous du Nord, is made up of students
The sweeping power outages that hit the Pontiac on Friday night had nothing on the small but determined team behind the Fort-Coulonge Club d’Âge d’Or’s sea pie supper. With just over 100 tickets sold for Saturday evening’s feast, the club’s
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