Stepping up to the Mic
October 6, 2021
Julien St-Jean Pontiac Oct. 6, 2021 Ever since she was young, Ashley Bérubé was drawn towards instruments. She recalled one memory where she saw instruments
Julien St-Jean Pontiac Oct. 6, 2021 Ever since she was young, Ashley Bérubé was drawn towards instruments. She recalled one memory where she saw instruments
Jorge Maria MRC Pontiac Oct. 5, 2021 At a Sept. 30 press conference, Quebec Health and Social Services Minister Christian Dubé announced a further relaxation
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac October 6, 2021 Eddie McCann graduated from Victoria high school in Shawville and went on to the University of Ottawa where he
Jorge Maria Pontiac Oct. 6, 2021 Roger Larose is no stranger to the Municipality of Pontiac, he was a councillor four 11 years, he was
Jorge Maria Pontiac Oct. 6, 2021 Joanne Labadie, the incumbent mayor of Pontiac has been fascinated by politics since she was teen growing up. “At
Compiled by Jorge Maria Pontiac Oct. 5, 2021 With the municipal elections fast approaching on Nov. 7, more than 200 people put their names forward
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac October 6, 2021 Along with non-melanoma skin cancer, breast cancer is among the most common of cancers afflicting Canadian women. And in
Carole St-Aubin Shawville October 4, 2021 A head-on collision involving two vehicles occurred on Hwy. 148 east on Oct. 4, at approximately 4:00 p.m., near
Carole St-Aubin Campbell’s Bay Sept. 30, 2021 Campbell’s Bay councillors gathered in the early morning hours on Thursday to raise a flag in tribute to
Carole St-Aubin Luskville October 2, 2021 There was something for everyone at Saturday’s Harvest Market held at the Luskville Community Centre. Approximately 15 vendors set
Julien St-Jean Pontiac Oct. 6, 2021 Ever since she was young, Ashley Bérubé was drawn towards instruments. She recalled one memory where she saw instruments set up by her step mom’s band, A Certain Class, and felt pulled towards the
Jorge Maria MRC Pontiac Oct. 5, 2021 At a Sept. 30 press conference, Quebec Health and Social Services Minister Christian Dubé announced a further relaxation of health measures in Quebec due to the increasingly positive outlook in the Province. For
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac October 6, 2021 Eddie McCann graduated from Victoria high school in Shawville and went on to the University of Ottawa where he obtained a BA in General Studies before he went to work in his family-owned hardware
Jorge Maria Pontiac Oct. 6, 2021 Roger Larose is no stranger to the Municipality of Pontiac, he was a councillor four 11 years, he was mayor for four years and has lived in the community for 60 years. Larose has
Jorge Maria Pontiac Oct. 6, 2021 Joanne Labadie, the incumbent mayor of Pontiac has been fascinated by politics since she was teen growing up. “At 16 years old, I skipped school to go to Parliament Hill, to watch the signing
Compiled by Jorge Maria Pontiac Oct. 5, 2021 With the municipal elections fast approaching on Nov. 7, more than 200 people put their names forward to seek municipal office in MRC Pontiac, all competing for 125 possible seats. Seven mayors
Carole St-Aubin Pontiac October 6, 2021 Along with non-melanoma skin cancer, breast cancer is among the most common of cancers afflicting Canadian women. And in Quebec alone, more than 6,600 cases are diagnosed each year, of which 1,000 cases are
Carole St-Aubin Shawville October 4, 2021 A head-on collision involving two vehicles occurred on Hwy. 148 east on Oct. 4, at approximately 4:00 p.m., near the 6th concession road in Clarendon. According to Shawville-Clarendon fire department chief Lee Laframboise, two
Carole St-Aubin Campbell’s Bay Sept. 30, 2021 Campbell’s Bay councillors gathered in the early morning hours on Thursday to raise a flag in tribute to the first Truth and Reconciliation Day. “The reason we decided to do it this early,”
Carole St-Aubin Luskville October 2, 2021 There was something for everyone at Saturday’s Harvest Market held at the Luskville Community Centre. Approximately 15 vendors set up their tables to display a variety of handcrafted and handmade items, including felted art
The Bromley Historical Society welcomes Renfrew County historian Dave Lemkay to speak on Pines in the Sand – Lemke Family Roots and Branches. This free public presentation takes place on Sunday, August 17, 2pm, at the Old Town Hall, 498 Micksburg Road, Osceola. His talk draws on his extensive family research from Germany to Petawawa Township, across North America and the world. Refreshments will be served.
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