Brett Thoms Shawville October 5, 2022 The committee preparing celebrations to mark the 150th anniversary of Shawville’s incorporation held its first meeting last Wednesday. The
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge October 1, 2022 CHIP 101.9, the community FM radio station for the Pontiac based in Fort-Coulonge, held their annual barbecue last Thursday.
CHARLES DICKSON SHAWVILLE Oct. 3, 2022 Leah Beardsley has received a second letter from Queen Elizabeth in response to artwork she sent to Her Majesty.
Zainab Al-Mehdar LUSKVILLE Oct. 2, 2022 An accident during the Canadian Bracket Super Tour Fall Finals at the Luskville Dragway on Sunday has claimed an
A search for the site of the fur trading post that served as the namesake for Fort-Coulonge has been underway in Davidson for the past
Brett Thoms Campbell’s Bay September 30, 2022 Nearly 100 people attended the official opening of the recently renovated park in the centre of Campbell’s Bay
The Shawville Fairgrounds was the place to be Sunday afternoon, as approximately 65 enthusiastic community members showed up to participate in the 4th Annual Pontiac
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Sept. 30, 2022 This year marked the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, with many locals in the Pontiac taking
Brett Thoms Quyon October 1, 2022 The Quyon Lions Club held a dual celebration which both commemorated the clubs 55th charter and paid homage to
Brett Thoms Pontiac October 4, 2022 Anyone looking at a zoomed-out electoral map of Monday’s election night will notice a big piece of red in
Brett Thoms Shawville October 5, 2022 The committee preparing celebrations to mark the 150th anniversary of Shawville’s incorporation held its first meeting last Wednesday. The purpose of the committee is to prepare and organize events celebrating the century and a
Brett Thoms Fort-Coulonge October 1, 2022 CHIP 101.9, the community FM radio station for the Pontiac based in Fort-Coulonge, held their annual barbecue last Thursday. Anyone who attended the barbecue could eat a free hotdog, piece of pizza and drink.
CHARLES DICKSON SHAWVILLE Oct. 3, 2022 Leah Beardsley has received a second letter from Queen Elizabeth in response to artwork she sent to Her Majesty. Last year, the Shawville artist sent a portrait of Prince Philip to the Queen as
Zainab Al-Mehdar LUSKVILLE Oct. 2, 2022 An accident during the Canadian Bracket Super Tour Fall Finals at the Luskville Dragway on Sunday has claimed an Ontario man’s life. The MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais Public Security Service confirms that the victim of
A search for the site of the fur trading post that served as the namesake for Fort-Coulonge has been underway in Davidson for the past two years on the property of Vella Boisvert Lefebvre. A team of archaeologists led by
Brett Thoms Campbell’s Bay September 30, 2022 Nearly 100 people attended the official opening of the recently renovated park in the centre of Campbell’s Bay on Friday. The event also honoured the contributions of Campbell’s Bay Mayor Maurice Beauregard, who
The Shawville Fairgrounds was the place to be Sunday afternoon, as approximately 65 enthusiastic community members showed up to participate in the 4th Annual Pontiac Kidney Walk. The event was organized by Randy Russell and his wife Francine Lyrette, along
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Sept. 30, 2022 This year marked the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, with many locals in the Pontiac taking part in different activities to raise awareness and honour residential school survivors. Also known as
Brett Thoms Quyon October 1, 2022 The Quyon Lions Club held a dual celebration which both commemorated the clubs 55th charter and paid homage to Bill and Sue Hamilton last Saturday. The event was held at the Quyon Community Centre.
Brett Thoms Pontiac October 4, 2022 Anyone looking at a zoomed-out electoral map of Monday’s election night will notice a big piece of red in the western part of the province in a sea of blue. Here are the results
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