Calumet Island byelection
September 18, 2024
The Municipality of l’Île-du-Grand-Calumet will be holding a byelection to fill seat three on its council which was previously occupied by Pierre Jolicoeur. Jolicoeur passed
The Municipality of l’Île-du-Grand-Calumet will be holding a byelection to fill seat three on its council which was previously occupied by Pierre Jolicoeur. Jolicoeur passed
Two Pontiac men were arrested in separate incidents of driving under the influence over the weekend.
Bryson’s Luc Danis to lead the team in its first season back on the ice.
While the gas station in Sheenboro has closed and so too has the grocery store, the Parish Hall, on the other hand, is going strong
A tiny plot of land deep in the bush about 15 kilometres up the Black River Road received some long-overdue tender loving care over the
After a one-year hiatus, the annual Terry Fox Run was back in Shawville on Sunday, this time with new organizers. For over 40 years, John
Garbage bags, recycling bins and compost containers are some of the ways that waste can be properly disposed of. But in nature, there are many
The Quyon Legion hosted a golf tournament Saturday over two venues. The “Par Tee,” as the event was promoted, got started at Norway Bay’s Astra
Revitalisation Bryson has long been known to work hard in helping its community be all that it can be. Saturday, the community group put all
Mother-daughter duo Gail Bronson Boucher and Kim Boucher, co-owners of Shawville’s Bronsons Boutique, unveiled a new store over the weekend with a grand opening event.The
The Municipality of l’Île-du-Grand-Calumet will be holding a byelection to fill seat three on its council which was previously occupied by Pierre Jolicoeur. Jolicoeur passed away in July. Candidate nominations should be submitted at the municipal office by Oct. 4
Two Pontiac men were arrested in separate incidents of driving under the influence over the weekend.
Bryson’s Luc Danis to lead the team in its first season back on the ice.
While the gas station in Sheenboro has closed and so too has the grocery store, the Parish Hall, on the other hand, is going strong and events there still bring Sheeners out en masse. On Sunday, the hall was bursting
A tiny plot of land deep in the bush about 15 kilometres up the Black River Road received some long-overdue tender loving care over the weekend. The clearing, easy to miss and marked only by two old wooden crosses set
After a one-year hiatus, the annual Terry Fox Run was back in Shawville on Sunday, this time with new organizers. For over 40 years, John Petty and Rick Valin organized the event, but stepped down after 2022’s run. After the
Garbage bags, recycling bins and compost containers are some of the ways that waste can be properly disposed of. But in nature, there are many ways that things decompose. At a composting information session on Saturday, residents of Portage du
The Quyon Legion hosted a golf tournament Saturday over two venues. The “Par Tee,” as the event was promoted, got started at Norway Bay’s Astra Estates golf course with 73 golfers teeing off on a gloriously sunny late summer day.
Revitalisation Bryson has long been known to work hard in helping its community be all that it can be. Saturday, the community group put all of its fundraising efforts into hosting a golf tournament at Mickey Creek and was rewarded
Mother-daughter duo Gail Bronson Boucher and Kim Boucher, co-owners of Shawville’s Bronsons Boutique, unveiled a new store over the weekend with a grand opening event.The new store, called Plaza 305, will primarily house clothing items, while neighbouring Bronsons focuses on
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