Halloween comes early in Sand Bay
August 17, 2024
The community dressed up for its annual Halloween in August, which included trick-or-treating, a haunted house and a mad scientist.
The community dressed up for its annual Halloween in August, which included trick-or-treating, a haunted house and a mad scientist.
People of all ages gathered at a park in Chapeau over the weekend for the town’s annual Island Fest summer celebration. The festival, which has
The Jardin Éducatif du Pontiac hosted a community BBQ to celebrate its 35th anniversary on Friday night at its gardens just outside Campbell’s Bay. The
Shawville’s annual Vacation Bible School summer camp was scuba-themed this year, titled “Scuba: Diving into friendship with God.” Over 100 children attended the morning program
As part of an ongoing series, we are publishing one recipe every week from Pontiac County Recipes, a collection of kitchen secrets from across the
Local ownership group buys rights to Bytown Royals, will relocate to Fort Coulonge The Pontiac’s only semi-professional hockey team will make a return to the
The MRC Pontiac held a special council sitting on Wednesday to formalize, by way of a resolution, its jurisdiction of all household recycling across the
“Our ditches and culverts, they can only take so much,” Mayor Roger Larose says.
Quebec’s police watchdog says the two officers’ actions were justified within the Criminal Code.
Outaouais’ health and social service provider (CISSSO) has said none of the five Pontiac imaging technicians who have been offered higher paying positions in Gatineau
The community dressed up for its annual Halloween in August, which included trick-or-treating, a haunted house and a mad scientist.
People of all ages gathered at a park in Chapeau over the weekend for the town’s annual Island Fest summer celebration. The festival, which has taken place in some form for the past 15 or so years, offers fun and
The Jardin Éducatif du Pontiac hosted a community BBQ to celebrate its 35th anniversary on Friday night at its gardens just outside Campbell’s Bay. The community organization, which helps youth in need by giving them a summer job on a
Shawville’s annual Vacation Bible School summer camp was scuba-themed this year, titled “Scuba: Diving into friendship with God.” Over 100 children attended the morning program which ran from Monday to Friday last week, this year hosted at the Bethel Pentecostal
As part of an ongoing series, we are publishing one recipe every week from Pontiac County Recipes, a collection of kitchen secrets from across the region, published by Pontiac Printshop in 1968. Our recent rediscovery of this collection has inspired
Local ownership group buys rights to Bytown Royals, will relocate to Fort Coulonge The Pontiac’s only semi-professional hockey team will make a return to the ice this fall in Fort Coulonge, joining the Eastern Ontario Super Hockey League (EOSHL) this
The MRC Pontiac held a special council sitting on Wednesday to formalize, by way of a resolution, its jurisdiction of all household recycling across the county. Until now, recycling has been managed individually by all 18 municipalities. Going forward, the
“Our ditches and culverts, they can only take so much,” Mayor Roger Larose says.
Quebec’s police watchdog says the two officers’ actions were justified within the Criminal Code.
Outaouais’ health and social service provider (CISSSO) has said none of the five Pontiac imaging technicians who have been offered higher paying positions in Gatineau and Papineau have confirmed with CISSSO they are in fact leaving their jobs. “The plans
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