THE EQUITY’s Year in Review
January 28, 2025
Already feeling nostalgic for last year? In the fourth and final week of THE EQIUTY’s Year in Review, we take a look back on some
Already feeling nostalgic for last year? In the fourth and final week of THE EQIUTY’s Year in Review, we take a look back on some
A family of eight was left homeless after a Jan. 23 fire consumed the house they were renting.
The Municipality of Pontiac presented its new plans for upgrades to its major parks in Quyon and Luskville on Jan. 28 to a small crowd
In response to a demand from the province, the WQSB will cut $1 million from its budget by March.
Outside Shawville’s Valu-Mart, Steve Sutton hauls a pair of signs out of the back of his truck and stands them next to the store’s main
Tricky driving conditions resulted in four accidents on Pontiac’s thruway between Jan. 20 and Jan. 27, none causing serious injuries.
Snowmobilers gathered at the Pontiac Legion bright and early on Sunday to load up on pancakes and get instructions before venturing out for the legion’s
There were three separate crockpots of steaming beans on the buffet tables at the Jack Graham Community Centre Saturday morning for the first senior’s breakfast
Just when you thought Christmas decorations were finally put away, the Ladysmith Recreation Committee (LRC) pulled them all back out again to celebrate Christmas in
The Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) hosted its first board game afternoon at the Brauwerk Hoffman brewery in Campbell’s Bay Saturday afternoon to encourage literacy
Already feeling nostalgic for last year? In the fourth and final week of THE EQIUTY’s Year in Review, we take a look back on some of the most memorable Pontiac stories from October, November and December.
A family of eight was left homeless after a Jan. 23 fire consumed the house they were renting.
The Municipality of Pontiac presented its new plans for upgrades to its major parks in Quyon and Luskville on Jan. 28 to a small crowd gathered at the Quyon Community Centre.
In response to a demand from the province, the WQSB will cut $1 million from its budget by March.
Outside Shawville’s Valu-Mart, Steve Sutton hauls a pair of signs out of the back of his truck and stands them next to the store’s main entrance. Sutton, a member of the Shawville Lions Club, steps aside to reveal the signs,
Tricky driving conditions resulted in four accidents on Pontiac’s thruway between Jan. 20 and Jan. 27, none causing serious injuries.
Snowmobilers gathered at the Pontiac Legion bright and early on Sunday to load up on pancakes and get instructions before venturing out for the legion’s first snowmobile poker run, organized as a fundraiser for the legion. “We’re doing a pancake
There were three separate crockpots of steaming beans on the buffet tables at the Jack Graham Community Centre Saturday morning for the first senior’s breakfast put on by the Bristol Community Association (BCA). “We have an event in February called
Just when you thought Christmas decorations were finally put away, the Ladysmith Recreation Committee (LRC) pulled them all back out again to celebrate Christmas in January on Saturday night. The committee set to work decking the halls last Tuesday in
The Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) hosted its first board game afternoon at the Brauwerk Hoffman brewery in Campbell’s Bay Saturday afternoon to encourage literacy skills in less conventional ways than simply reading a book. “We’re not all suited to
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