Brett Thoms Shawville May 19, 2023 The Pontiac Community Hospital Foundation (FHC Pontiac) held a press conference to announce the expansion of the oncology facilities
Brett Thoms Shawville May 18, 2023 The 11th edition of the Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School Spring Fair was held last Thursday. Admission to the
Brett Thoms Campbell’s Bay May 17, 2023 The MRC Council of Mayor’s held its monthly public meeting last Wednesday. The meeting saw a series of
Under the vivid blue sky that cascades over the horizon, you knock on the door of the large stone house that sits by the river
Sûreté du Québec (SQ) has reported a number of incidents within the territory of the MRC Pontiac over the course of the last week. Drug
Connor Lalande Pontiac May 13, 2023 Horse riding enthusiasts gathard at JEA Farm for a Cowboy Racing Clinic this past Saturday. An event that challenges
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge May 12, 2023 As a part of their efforts to expand the variety of events held at Café Downtown, employee Heidi Newberry
Connor Lalande Quyon May 15, 2023 Director of Financial Resources at the Western Quebec School Board, Martine Lupien, presented Onslow Elementary School with a $1000
Glen Hartle Pontiac May 13, 2023 The Pontiac Farmers’ Market opened the season under sunny skies on May 13, just in time for Mother’s Day
Glen Hartle Shawville May 16, 2023 Café 349 has a new exhibit adorning her walls and it is compliments of artPontiac and the Pontiac High
Brett Thoms Shawville May 19, 2023 The Pontiac Community Hospital Foundation (FHC Pontiac) held a press conference to announce the expansion of the oncology facilities in the Pontiac Hospital last Friday. FHC Pontiac raised over $30,000 to expand the facilities,
Brett Thoms Shawville May 18, 2023 The 11th edition of the Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School Spring Fair was held last Thursday. Admission to the fair was free but attendees could buy tickets for $5 each which got them access
Brett Thoms Campbell’s Bay May 17, 2023 The MRC Council of Mayor’s held its monthly public meeting last Wednesday. The meeting saw a series of diverse resolutions passed, ranging from a response to the most recent round of flooding, a
Under the vivid blue sky that cascades over the horizon, you knock on the door of the large stone house that sits by the river at 17 rue Mill, Portage-du-Fort, and admire the impressive structure that stands before you. Meandering
Sûreté du Québec (SQ) has reported a number of incidents within the territory of the MRC Pontiac over the course of the last week. Drug Busts There were two drug busts in Fort-Coulonge and Mansfield-et-Pontefract last Thursday. The first involved
Connor Lalande Pontiac May 13, 2023 Horse riding enthusiasts gathard at JEA Farm for a Cowboy Racing Clinic this past Saturday. An event that challenges riders and their horses with navigating a series of increasingly complex obstacles, a cowboy challenge
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge May 12, 2023 As a part of their efforts to expand the variety of events held at Café Downtown, employee Heidi Newberry and owner Natasha Lamadeleine threw a foam party last Saturday. “We did one when I
Connor Lalande Quyon May 15, 2023 Director of Financial Resources at the Western Quebec School Board, Martine Lupien, presented Onslow Elementary School with a $1000 cheque for new recreational equipment this past Monday. A participant in the annual Grand défi
Glen Hartle Pontiac May 13, 2023 The Pontiac Farmers’ Market opened the season under sunny skies on May 13, just in time for Mother’s Day shoppers and cottagers returning for the summer. Host Ron Hodgins once again dazzled with his
Glen Hartle Shawville May 16, 2023 Café 349 has a new exhibit adorning her walls and it is compliments of artPontiac and the Pontiac High School’s Visual Arts students. In fact, this collection is their third annual show and is
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