The Welsh Elvis has left the building
November 22, 2023
Dai Bassett ‘tough to beat for pure entertainment’ Glen Hartle Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 The fellowship enjoyed by the St. Andrew’s Knox United Church Women
Dai Bassett ‘tough to beat for pure entertainment’ Glen Hartle Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 The fellowship enjoyed by the St. Andrew’s Knox United Church Women
Camilla Faragalli Bristol Nov. 17, 2023 Dozens of women spent Friday evening sharing food, wine, and plenty of laughter at Marché Bristol Market’s first ladies’
Some good laughs as O’Brien and friends hit Campbell’s Bay Glen Hartle Campbell’s Bay Nov. 17, 2023 Local boy Eric O’Brien, from Vinton, came back
Outgoing Western Quebec Literacy Council president shares insights from the job Camilla Faragalli Campbell’s Bay Nov. 20, 2023 The Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) has
Camilla Faragalli Bryson Nov. 18, 2023 Snow-frosted trees and sparkling gift packages filled the tinsel-lined hall at the Forest Inn on Saturday for the Bryson
Camilla Faragalli Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 Pine Lodge’s annual Christmas market sprawled, maze-like, through the Bristol venue on Saturday. Thirty five mostly-local artisans and food
Camilla Faragalli Calumet Island Nov. 19, 2023 After a pandemic-related hiatus, the Catholic Women’s League annual Christmas market was back in full swing at Calumet
Glen Hartle Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 The second annual Warden’s Breakfast, in support of the Centraide Outaouais 2023 campaign, was held at the Recreation Centre
Charles Dickson Ladysmith Nov. 16, 2023 Efforts to advance a proposed garbage incinerator project in the Pontiac “raised many red flags,” says a local elected
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Nov. 16, 2023 The hall at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Shawville was transformed into an art studio for an
Dai Bassett ‘tough to beat for pure entertainment’ Glen Hartle Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 The fellowship enjoyed by the St. Andrew’s Knox United Church Women (UCW) was overflowing when they were joined by entertainer Dai Bassett at the church in
Camilla Faragalli Bristol Nov. 17, 2023 Dozens of women spent Friday evening sharing food, wine, and plenty of laughter at Marché Bristol Market’s first ladies’ night event. The nearly sold-out charity fundraiser, hosted at Bristol’s Jack Graham Community Center, featured
Some good laughs as O’Brien and friends hit Campbell’s Bay Glen Hartle Campbell’s Bay Nov. 17, 2023 Local boy Eric O’Brien, from Vinton, came back to his roots and brought some fellow comics with him for the comedy night hosted
Outgoing Western Quebec Literacy Council president shares insights from the job Camilla Faragalli Campbell’s Bay Nov. 20, 2023 The Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) has been supporting individuals looking to improve upon their literacy in the Pontiac and larger Outaouais
Camilla Faragalli Bryson Nov. 18, 2023 Snow-frosted trees and sparkling gift packages filled the tinsel-lined hall at the Forest Inn on Saturday for the Bryson RA’s second annual Jingle & Mingle Christmas event. Elves, ice princesses and of course, Santa
Camilla Faragalli Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 Pine Lodge’s annual Christmas market sprawled, maze-like, through the Bristol venue on Saturday. Thirty five mostly-local artisans and food producers lined hallways, filled foyers and occupied dining areas. Quyon’s Mouflon Farm, which raises Icelandic
Camilla Faragalli Calumet Island Nov. 19, 2023 After a pandemic-related hiatus, the Catholic Women’s League annual Christmas market was back in full swing at Calumet Island’s Ste-Anne’s Church on Sunday. “It’s a big church and we try to help out
Glen Hartle Bristol Nov. 18, 2023 The second annual Warden’s Breakfast, in support of the Centraide Outaouais 2023 campaign, was held at the Recreation Centre in Campbell’s Bay on Monday morning. With 129 tickets sold in advance and more at
Charles Dickson Ladysmith Nov. 16, 2023 Efforts to advance a proposed garbage incinerator project in the Pontiac “raised many red flags,” says a local elected official working on waste management. Jennifer Quaile, a councillor in Otter Lake and that municipality’s
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Shawville Nov. 16, 2023 The hall at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Shawville was transformed into an art studio for an hour on Thursday morning. Fifteen or so people over the age of 55, mostly from
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