Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 27, 2022 As a former mayor of Campbell’s Bay and community member, Cletus Ferrigan always made sure to make people feel
by Zainab Al-Mehdar New in town, two business-savvy brothers recently started buying old buildings and restoring them. Originally from Sudbury, Ontario, Larry and Benjamin Charbonneau
Brett Thoms Shawville April 22, 2022 The first Hooley since the start of the pandemic was held at the Shawville Anglican Hall on Friday evening.
Jeremy Morse Shawville April 14, 2022 For the past two years, people have had to find new, creative approaches to continue their ways of life
Jeremy Morse Fort-Coulonge April 16, 2022 On Saturday, Le Patro held an afternoon Easter egg hunt. Parked cars lined Le Patro’s driveway as dozens of
Jeremy Morse Bristol April 16, 2022 On Saturday, Norway Bay held an Easter weekend yard sale. Lana Cowley coordinated the yard sale to . .
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 20, 2022 On April 15 the Centre intégré de santé et des services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO) made an announcement regarding
Brett Thoms Pontiac April 18, 2022 A decision on whether Chapeau’s Meilleur Residence will have to repay $30,000 to the MRC Pontiac will be taken
Two arrested for drug trafficking Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 15, 2022 Also on April 15, Sûreté du Québec seized multiple drugs at a residence on
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 20, 2022 Secretaries wear many hats to help customers, but also to help out in operations around the office. April 20
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 27, 2022 As a former mayor of Campbell’s Bay and community member, Cletus Ferrigan always made sure to make people feel welcome. He would greet old and new faces who walked or drove by him and
by Zainab Al-Mehdar New in town, two business-savvy brothers recently started buying old buildings and restoring them. Originally from Sudbury, Ontario, Larry and Benjamin Charbonneau are property owners and have restored and flipped properties in the past. What made their
Brett Thoms Shawville April 22, 2022 The first Hooley since the start of the pandemic was held at the Shawville Anglican Hall on Friday evening. The event was organized by Chris Judd and his wife Jeannie Judd. Hooley is an
Jeremy Morse Shawville April 14, 2022 For the past two years, people have had to find new, creative approaches to continue their ways of life from the pre-pandemic era. Medical appointments, church services and life’s many celebrations all found a
Jeremy Morse Fort-Coulonge April 16, 2022 On Saturday, Le Patro held an afternoon Easter egg hunt. Parked cars lined Le Patro’s driveway as dozens of families searched for eggs in Le Patro’s front field. A nearby tent served . .
Jeremy Morse Bristol April 16, 2022 On Saturday, Norway Bay held an Easter weekend yard sale. Lana Cowley coordinated the yard sale to . . .
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 20, 2022 On April 15 the Centre intégré de santé et des services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO) made an announcement regarding the temporary suspension of hospital visits in the Outaouais. This comes in light of the
Brett Thoms Pontiac April 18, 2022 A decision on whether Chapeau’s Meilleur Residence will have to repay $30,000 to the MRC Pontiac will be taken at this evening’s meeting of the MRC Pontiac Council of Mayors (Wednesday, April 20). According
Two arrested for drug trafficking Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 15, 2022 Also on April 15, Sûreté du Québec seized multiple drugs at a residence on Hwy 148. After a search of the residence, the police seized 75 methamphetamine tablets, approximately
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac April 20, 2022 Secretaries wear many hats to help customers, but also to help out in operations around the office. April 20 is Administrative Professionals Day, a day to celebrate all the effort and work that they
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