Carole St-Aubin Fort Coulonge Nov 12, 2021 Pets are a significant part of people’s lives and even considered part of the family in a lot of households, so taking care of them is important. They require very little, but mean

Nikki Buechler Pontiac Nov 17, 2021 With the departure on Friday of Michèle Gagnon, the Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) is looking for a new Executive Director to lead its Campbell’s Bay based effort. Gagnon was hired almost five years

Zainab Al-Mehdar pontiac Nov 3, 2021 As Quebec is working towards ending the practice of single-use plastics there are still some industries such as agriculture (although currently exempt) that rely on plastics to protect their feed. With nowhere to adequately

CHARLES DICKSON CAMPBELL’S BAY Nov. 15, 2021 Jane Toller was sworn in for her second mandate as Pontiac warden in a brief ceremony convened by Bernard Roy, Director General of MRC Pontiac at the MRC offices in Campbell’s Bay late

Carole St-Aubin Pontiac Nov 15, 2021 According to Mike Dubeau, Director General of the Western Quebec School Board, Dr. Wilbert Keon school had it’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 on Nov. 6. On Nov. 9, four more cases were added,

by Carole St-Aubin Bryson native Mark Lance’s interest in the armed forces began at a young age. He was a cadet in Renfrew for four years before he decided to join the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) in 1988 at the

Zainab Al-Mehdar Campbell’s Bay Nov 17, 2021 After World War I, veterans didn’t have a central place to go and gather with people who had seen what they had seen and been through what they had gone through. From that

Please note: THE EQUITY apologizes for the errors that appeared in the Pontiac municipal elections results article of our Nov. 10 edition. Also the Clarendon Mayor should have read as follows: Edward Walsh with 63% of the votes. We also