Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac March 9, 2022 L’Isle-aux-Allumettes farmer David Gillespie believes agritourism is the future of the Pontiac, but to realize that vision, agricultural
Brett Thoms Fort Coulonge March 5, 2022 JR and the Gator, a two-man band out of the Ottawa Valley, played a live show at the
Brett Thoms Pontiac March 4, 2022 Federal MP Sophie Chatel has announced follow-up consultations to the round table held on Sustainable Agriculture in the Outaouais
Brett Thoms Pontiac March 08 2022 Robert Pelletier has been involved in the Pontiac Scholarship Fund for over 30 years. While originally from Thurso Que,
Hi, my name is Jeremy Morse, and I am the latest reporter to join THE EQUITY. I am a soon-to-be graduate of Algonquin College’s journalism
Zainab Al-Medhar Fort Coulonge March 2, 2022 During March break, Les Maisons des Jeunes du Pontiac held a week-long set of activities to get the
Brett Thoms PONTIAC March 3, 2022 Agriculture is one of the most dangerous industries in Canada, with around 114 people killed and another 1,500 seriously
Once he caught the Bombardier bug it was a snowball effect, one turned into two and three and now Marc Chrétien, a dentist by profession,
What motivates you to continue to run your business? I am, in general, a very busy person. Anyone who knows me laughs because I don’t
Local competitive weightlifter Naomie Lusignan will make her international competition debut in April when she competes at the Junior Pan American Games in Puerto Rico.
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac March 9, 2022 L’Isle-aux-Allumettes farmer David Gillespie believes agritourism is the future of the Pontiac, but to realize that vision, agricultural land protection policies need to be adapted to the times. An agritourism industry depends on
Brett Thoms Fort Coulonge March 5, 2022 JR and the Gator, a two-man band out of the Ottawa Valley, played a live show at the Café Downtown in Fort Coulonge on Saturday. This was their first official show since restrictions
Brett Thoms Pontiac March 4, 2022 Federal MP Sophie Chatel has announced follow-up consultations to the round table held on Sustainable Agriculture in the Outaouais and the Laurentides regions on Jan. 31. Around 50 farmers and number experts participated in
Brett Thoms Pontiac March 08 2022 Robert Pelletier has been involved in the Pontiac Scholarship Fund for over 30 years. While originally from Thurso Que, Pelletier moved to the Pontiac region in 1967 to work at the paper mill at
Hi, my name is Jeremy Morse, and I am the latest reporter to join THE EQUITY. I am a soon-to-be graduate of Algonquin College’s journalism program and I am excited to learn more about the Pontiac’s rich cultural heritage. In
Zainab Al-Medhar Fort Coulonge March 2, 2022 During March break, Les Maisons des Jeunes du Pontiac held a week-long set of activities to get the youth of the Pontiac out and moving again. The events went from Feb. 28 to
Brett Thoms PONTIAC March 3, 2022 Agriculture is one of the most dangerous industries in Canada, with around 114 people killed and another 1,500 seriously injured in farming accidents each year, according to the Canadian Agricultural Safety Program. Given that
Once he caught the Bombardier bug it was a snowball effect, one turned into two and three and now Marc Chrétien, a dentist by profession, has a collection. It all started one winter when Chrétien was looking to get some
What motivates you to continue to run your business? I am, in general, a very busy person. Anyone who knows me laughs because I don’t know how to sit still. I like to keep busy and thankfully with that extra
Local competitive weightlifter Naomie Lusignan will make her international competition debut in April when she competes at the Junior Pan American Games in Puerto Rico. Naomie Lusignan is a 16-year-old from Mansfield and has lived in the Pontiac her whole
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