
ESSC celebrates grad with a small gathering
Jorge Maria Fort Colounge June 25, 2021 On a rainy day, the 2021 graduating class of Ecole Secondaire Sieur de Coulonge (ESSC) celebrated in style
Jorge Maria Fort Colounge June 25, 2021 On a rainy day, the 2021 graduating class of Ecole Secondaire Sieur de Coulonge (ESSC) celebrated in style
Emily Hsueh SHAWVILLE June 25-26, 2021 Two years worth of Pontiac High School grads donned their finest attire last weekend to celebrate the next chapter
Sophie Kuijper Dickson For the first two months of the growing season, the Pontiac, and much of North America, experienced some degree of abnormally dry
Eva Baldi Quyon June 30, 2021 The warm weather and the cool breeze off the river made for a perfect day as Diane Schreiner led
Eva Baldi Norway Bay June 30, 2021 A search for their forever home led Jodi Armstrong and John Edelman to the business opportunity of their
Charles Dickson Quyon June 22 Tom and Leona Murdock were in their pickup truck heading west on Hwy 148 last Tuesday afternoon (June 22), preparing
Julien St-Jean Bristol June 23, 2021 Last Wednesday, 16 firefighters arrived to the scene of a collision on Hwy 148 near the Clarendon Bristol town
Quyon’s Melanie Lang running for office in Southern Ontario Charles Dickson Pontiac June 24, 2021 Former Quyon resident Melanie Lang will be running as a
Thomas Beck Shawville June 26, 2021 Last Saturday, people were able to discover more about natural and cultural art as Art Pontiac held its second
Eva Baldi Municipality of Pontiac June 30, 2021 Nancy Draper Maxsom recently stepped down as Municipality of Pontiac Ward 1 councillor after eight years of
Jorge Maria Fort Colounge June 25, 2021 On a rainy day, the 2021 graduating class of Ecole Secondaire Sieur de Coulonge (ESSC) celebrated in style for their afternoon graduation lunch.
Emily Hsueh SHAWVILLE June 25-26, 2021 Two years worth of Pontiac High School grads donned their finest attire last weekend to celebrate the next chapter of their lives. On Friday, June 25, the graduating class of 2021 and their families
Sophie Kuijper Dickson For the first two months of the growing season, the Pontiac, and much of North America, experienced some degree of abnormally dry conditions. The Government of Canada’s May 2021 Drought Assessment classified most of the Ottawa Valley
Eva Baldi Quyon June 30, 2021 The warm weather and the cool breeze off the river made for a perfect day as Diane Schreiner led her first circle dancing class of the summer.
Eva Baldi Norway Bay June 30, 2021 A search for their forever home led Jodi Armstrong and John Edelman to the business opportunity of their dreams.
Charles Dickson Quyon June 22 Tom and Leona Murdock were in their pickup truck heading west on Hwy 148 last Tuesday afternoon (June 22), preparing to turn left into the Egan Street entrance to Quyon, when an accident occurred right
Julien St-Jean Bristol June 23, 2021 Last Wednesday, 16 firefighters arrived to the scene of a collision on Hwy 148 near the Clarendon Bristol town line. Fire Chief Lee Laframboise said the accident occurred after one car traveling east around
Quyon’s Melanie Lang running for office in Southern Ontario Charles Dickson Pontiac June 24, 2021 Former Quyon resident Melanie Lang will be running as a Liberal in the next federal election for the southern Ontario riding of Wellington-Halton Hills. Lang
Thomas Beck Shawville June 26, 2021 Last Saturday, people were able to discover more about natural and cultural art as Art Pontiac held its second installment of their four-event Artists’ Talk series. The conference was held over Zoom and introduced
Eva Baldi Municipality of Pontiac June 30, 2021 Nancy Draper Maxsom recently stepped down as Municipality of Pontiac Ward 1 councillor after eight years of serving her community. Draper Maxsom, who has lived in the Pontiac area for 55 years,
Location: Otter Lake R.A. Association, 394 Tessier Street
Euchre tournament fundraiser for Otter Lake’s 150th Anniversary in 2026.
Pre-registration on now. $5 per person if pre-registered before the tournament. $8/pp at the door on the day of the tournament. You can send an e-transfer to pre-register to: otterlake150@outlook.com or contact Lory Beaudoin at: lorybeaudoin@gmail.com
The door opens at noon. Snacks and drinks for sale. The tournament starts at 1PM—prizes for the top 3 places; the lowest score and most lone hands. All skill levels welcome.
Paul Ryan Park, Waltham
The Valley’s Most Family Friendly Fair!
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