
Bryson’s CWL holds annual harvest breakfast
Steaming platters of bacon, eggs, beans, sausages, potatoes and pancakes filled the counter at the annual harvest breakfast at the Immaculate Conception Church in Bryson

Steaming platters of bacon, eggs, beans, sausages, potatoes and pancakes filled the counter at the annual harvest breakfast at the Immaculate Conception Church in Bryson

Cars decked out in Halloween and doomsday prepping gear rolled up to the Quyon Community Centre for the 36th annual Quyon Lionettes Car Rally on

CHIP FM’s first game of Chase the Ace ran for only three weeks before finding a pair of winners, Nicholas Boisvert and Chantal Gagnon of

An Otter Lake woman’s video of her daughter receiving a new car has gotten over 2 million plays on TikTok. When Jessica Dubeau’s parents, Kathy

Former committee members are calling for it to be reinstated and given an official mandate.

A crowd of about 40 residents from across the MRC Pontiac were present at the monthly MRC council of mayors meeting in Campbell’s Bay on

Our readers submitted photos of the dazzling display of northern lights last week. See them here.

Since THE EQUITY published its story on the benefit for the Hodgins and Cockerell families last week, the organizers have tallied the final numbers and

As part of an ongoing series, we are publishing one recipe every week from Pontiac County Recipes, a small book that is home to a

The Municipality of Otter Lake has set Jan. 19, 2025, as the date for its byelection to fill the seat of mayor. Former mayor Terry

Steaming platters of bacon, eggs, beans, sausages, potatoes and pancakes filled the counter at the annual harvest breakfast at the Immaculate Conception Church in Bryson Sunday morning. Plates were filled by volunteers from the Catholic Women’s League (CWL) who were

Cars decked out in Halloween and doomsday prepping gear rolled up to the Quyon Community Centre for the 36th annual Quyon Lionettes Car Rally on Saturday morning. This year, 172 people squeezed into the 41 cars that took part in

CHIP FM’s first game of Chase the Ace ran for only three weeks before finding a pair of winners, Nicholas Boisvert and Chantal Gagnon of Fort Coulonge. The mother-and-son duo, who together purchased a block of 80 tickets, flipped the

An Otter Lake woman’s video of her daughter receiving a new car has gotten over 2 million plays on TikTok. When Jessica Dubeau’s parents, Kathy Racine and Gerard Dubeau bought her daughter Payton a new car, she saw an opportunity

Former committee members are calling for it to be reinstated and given an official mandate.

A crowd of about 40 residents from across the MRC Pontiac were present at the monthly MRC council of mayors meeting in Campbell’s Bay on Wednesday night. Some were there to express their frustrations around what many felt were unfair

Our readers submitted photos of the dazzling display of northern lights last week. See them here.

Since THE EQUITY published its story on the benefit for the Hodgins and Cockerell families last week, the organizers have tallied the final numbers and reported the event, which included a raffle and pie auction, raised over $9,000. Shawn and

As part of an ongoing series, we are publishing one recipe every week from Pontiac County Recipes, a small book that is home to a collection of kitchen secrets from across the region, published by Pontiac Printshop in 1968. This

The Municipality of Otter Lake has set Jan. 19, 2025, as the date for its byelection to fill the seat of mayor. Former mayor Terry Lafleur resigned from the position in September to begin his new job as assistant director
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