Charles Dickson Beechgrove Feb. 17, 2024 A few days of cold weather ensured the ice was thick, the sun came out, and close to 80 people showed up for the first annual Beechgrove Ice Fishing Tournament held on Saturday. Madison

by Charles Dickson Gatineau Feb. 19, 2024 Former Pontiac candidate for the Conservative Party of Canada Michel Gauthier is throwing his hat in the political ring once again. In a press release issued Monday, Gauthier announced he has submitted his

par Pierre Cyr Fort-coulonge/Mansfield 17 fév 2024 Quelle belle journée d’hiver samedi dernier pour ce mini-carnaval organisé sur le site de la patinoire communautaire du Patro sise sur l’étang au coeur du village de Fort-Coulonge. C’est une initiative de l’organisme

Pontiac youth are facing significant mental health challenges post-pandemic, but many youth, and those supporting them, say the stigma around talking about it is decreasing.

by Camilla Faragalli Shawville Feb. 16, 2024 Ashley Strong separates a small section of her client’s hair, tucks a piece of tinfoil underneath and dabs at it gently with a plastic brush, covering it in a thick purple gel. Once

by Camilla Faragalli Quyon Feb.13, 2024 The Quyon Lions Club held its annual Pancake Supper last Tuesday evening at the Quyon Legion. At least 100 people filled their plates with pancakes, ham, sausages and salad over the course of the

Former Armed Forces Surgeon-General now leading Outaouais health and social services by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac Feb. 14, 2024 The organization responsible for delivering healthcare services in the Outaouais has new leadership. Marc Bilodeau was hired as president and chief

Informal report ‘not favourable’ councillor says by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Bristol Feb. 12, 2024 The Municipality of Bristol has received an informal report about the state of the Norway Bay pier following an in-depth assessment of the pier conducted last