Meet Valu-mart’s new owner, Jaime Montejo
October 15, 2024
Jaime Montejo has been working in grocery stores for over a decade. First starting as a grocery clerk at Ottawa’s Brierley’s Independent, he worked his
Jaime Montejo has been working in grocery stores for over a decade. First starting as a grocery clerk at Ottawa’s Brierley’s Independent, he worked his
A biologist brought in by the Municipality of Otter Lake to assess the presence of Eurasian watermilfoil found the invasive aquatic plant in three of
Shawville chip truck Wings ‘n’ Things wrapped up the season in a big way Monday, donating all the proceeds from its sales that day to
Jennifer Gauthier, also known as The Bay Baker, sold all her pumpkin and apple pies, many of which were pre-orders, at the Marché Bristol Market’s
On a crisp Saturday fall morning, guests from all over the area showed up to the eighth edition of the Pontiac Country Fair in Luskville
The council of the Zion Lutheran Church in Schwartz is indelibly concerned about the well-being of their congregation and community whether it be spiritual, social
Campbell’s Bay-based food bank Bouffe Pontiac received two significant donations from community groups last week. The first came from the Oktoberfest organizing committee, which donated
A teenager hit by a car while crossing Centre Street in Shawville on Friday afternoon was sent to hospital with only minor injuries, according to
Members of the public aired concerns over seniors’ issues in the MRC des Collines at a free workshop held at the Luskville Community Centre on
Onslow Elementary School hosted the first tournament of the Western Quebec School Board soccer schedule on Thursday, welcoming over 350 students from 14 schools across
Jaime Montejo has been working in grocery stores for over a decade. First starting as a grocery clerk at Ottawa’s Brierley’s Independent, he worked his way up to eventually becoming the store manager. Last year, Montejo found himself wanting to
A biologist brought in by the Municipality of Otter Lake to assess the presence of Eurasian watermilfoil found the invasive aquatic plant in three of the six lakes surveyed this August. The report produced by biologist Annie Parent, received by
Shawville chip truck Wings ‘n’ Things wrapped up the season in a big way Monday, donating all the proceeds from its sales that day to the Shawville-Clarendon Fire Department. “When I bought it, we talked about how I was going
Jennifer Gauthier, also known as The Bay Baker, sold all her pumpkin and apple pies, many of which were pre-orders, at the Marché Bristol Market’s Thanksgiving pop-up on Saturday at Coronation Hall.Gauthier, one of about 10 vendors at Saturday’s pop-up,
On a crisp Saturday fall morning, guests from all over the area showed up to the eighth edition of the Pontiac Country Fair in Luskville to look at the changing leaves, shop around the market, snack on some turkey dinner
The council of the Zion Lutheran Church in Schwartz is indelibly concerned about the well-being of their congregation and community whether it be spiritual, social or physical, and there is ample empirical evidence serving to inform their will, reach and
Campbell’s Bay-based food bank Bouffe Pontiac received two significant donations from community groups last week. The first came from the Oktoberfest organizing committee, which donated 350 pounds of leftover food from the previous weekend’s celebrations, including some German sausage. “We
A teenager hit by a car while crossing Centre Street in Shawville on Friday afternoon was sent to hospital with only minor injuries, according to Sûreté du Québec (SQ) spokesperson Sergeant Marc Tessier. He confirmed the incident happened on Route
Members of the public aired concerns over seniors’ issues in the MRC des Collines at a free workshop held at the Luskville Community Centre on Thursday morning. The workshop, one of three in a series happening across the MRC des
Onslow Elementary School hosted the first tournament of the Western Quebec School Board soccer schedule on Thursday, welcoming over 350 students from 14 schools across the region to the Quyon fairgrounds for a fun day of soccer. Organizer Selina Gervais
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