Brett Thoms Chapeau November 10, 2022 Canadian Nuclear laboratories (CNL)held a series of public information sessions last week in three Pontiac municipalities on its environmental
Brett Thoms Pontiac November 14, 2022 Members of the Syndicat de la fonction publique et parapublique du Québec (SFPQ) at the MRC Pontiac will be
As a part of requirements to have employees capable of performing first aid by the Commission des normes de l’équité de la santé et de
The CT scanner at the Pontiac Community Hospital was recently out of order. Repairs were to be done by the following Tuesday. For patients needing
Not all paths in life are known, for some, it takes learning about something to truly be passionate about it. This rings true for Raymond
Brett Thoms Pontiac November 7, 2022 Labour negotiations continue between the employees of the MRC Pontiac represented by the Syndicat de la fonction publique et
Brett Thoms Pontiac November 5, 2022 Saturday saw the first two Christmas markets held in the Pontiac this year. In Luskville, Blés d’Or de Luskville
Almost 100 women came out on Friday ready to shop at the 7th annual Ladies Night event, held at Stedmans V&S in Shawville. A few
Glen Hartle Luskville November 5, 2022 Leystone Farms threw the barn doors open on November 5 as part of the Luskville Christmas Farm Hop and
Brett Thoms Shawville November 5, 2022 Walking into the gym to the classic graduation song Pomp and Circumstance, the 42 graduating students of Pontiac High
Brett Thoms Chapeau November 10, 2022 Canadian Nuclear laboratories (CNL)held a series of public information sessions last week in three Pontiac municipalities on its environmental remediation projects. The first was held at Rapides-des-Joachims on Nov. 8, the second was held
Brett Thoms Pontiac November 14, 2022 Members of the Syndicat de la fonction publique et parapublique du Québec (SFPQ) at the MRC Pontiac will be on strike on November 23. This move comes after the two parties failed to agree
As a part of requirements to have employees capable of performing first aid by the Commission des normes de l’équité de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (CNESST) I attended two full days of first aid training courses
The CT scanner at the Pontiac Community Hospital was recently out of order. Repairs were to be done by the following Tuesday. For patients needing a scan in the meantime, a “corridor of service’’ was set up — a nice
Not all paths in life are known, for some, it takes learning about something to truly be passionate about it. This rings true for Raymond Desjardins, an accomplished agricultural meteorologist who came to love the field through his ability to
Brett Thoms Pontiac November 7, 2022 Labour negotiations continue between the employees of the MRC Pontiac represented by the Syndicat de la fonction publique et parapublique du Québec (SFPQ) and the MRC management. Both sides remain at an impasse. According
Brett Thoms Pontiac November 5, 2022 Saturday saw the first two Christmas markets held in the Pontiac this year. In Luskville, Blés d’Or de Luskville hosted a follow up market to the one they held in October. The event was
Almost 100 women came out on Friday ready to shop at the 7th annual Ladies Night event, held at Stedmans V&S in Shawville. A few weeks ago, Stedmans V&S posted on their Facebook page that they were going to be
Glen Hartle Luskville November 5, 2022 Leystone Farms threw the barn doors open on November 5 as part of the Luskville Christmas Farm Hop and they had something special to celebrate over and above the Hop itself: the artistry of
Brett Thoms Shawville November 5, 2022 Walking into the gym to the classic graduation song Pomp and Circumstance, the 42 graduating students of Pontiac High School’s (PHS) class of 2022 celebrated their graduation ceremony on Saturday night in the high
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