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.
Zainab Al-Medhar Luskville March 1, 2022 On Feb 28, a 55-year-old woman was injured by a piece of ice that punctured her windshield while driving,
Interim Director of Public Health Dr. Luc Boileau made an announcement on Feb. 23 that the Quebec government would be further relaxing some of the
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac March 1, 2022 Last week the federal government announced $182.7 million in funding to help farmers transition to environmentally sustainable and
Zainab Al-Medhar Pontiac March 2, 2022 After a decision to revoke funding for the expansion of Dawson College in Montreal, the Quebec National Assembly put
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac March 2 2022 Groups of concerned citizens on both sides of the Ottawa River have identified multiple critical flaws in licencing documents
Pontiac’s very own John-Philippe Smith was chosen as Canada’s new Dominion Sculptor in 2021 Only six people have held the title before him since the
Brett Thoms PONTIAC March 02 2022 Minor emergency clinics are now available across the region seven days a week. The clinics are run by GMF
Contributed by PHS teacher Brenda Davis SHAWVILLE Feb. 24 2022 The Pontiac Panthers played their first basketball game since the most recent round of COVID-19
Brett Thoms Shawville Feb. 26 2022 Pontiac Community Players, a local community group of actors, has just achieved non-profit status. THE EQUITY sat down with
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
Zainab Al-Medhar Luskville March 1, 2022 On Feb 28, a 55-year-old woman was injured by a piece of ice that punctured her windshield while driving, according to the police report. At approximately 8:20 p.m. eastbound on Highway 148 in the
Interim Director of Public Health Dr. Luc Boileau made an announcement on Feb. 23 that the Quebec government would be further relaxing some of the restrictive measures in schools upon the students’ return from March break. The decision, according to
Sophie Kuijper Dickson Pontiac March 1, 2022 Last week the federal government announced $182.7 million in funding to help farmers transition to environmentally sustainable and economically resilient production strategies. This money will be shared between 12 organizations across the country
Zainab Al-Medhar Pontiac March 2, 2022 After a decision to revoke funding for the expansion of Dawson College in Montreal, the Quebec National Assembly put out a petition calling on the government to reverse its decision. The expansion had been
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac March 2 2022 Groups of concerned citizens on both sides of the Ottawa River have identified multiple critical flaws in licencing documents regarding the proposed construction of a nuclear waste dump at Chalk River. Prior to the
Pontiac’s very own John-Philippe Smith was chosen as Canada’s new Dominion Sculptor in 2021 Only six people have held the title before him since the role was created in 1936. His successor, Phil White, recently retired after 15 years at
Brett Thoms PONTIAC March 02 2022 Minor emergency clinics are now available across the region seven days a week. The clinics are run by GMF du Pontiac, a group that coordinates primary care physicians and nurses in the region. The
Contributed by PHS teacher Brenda Davis SHAWVILLE Feb. 24 2022 The Pontiac Panthers played their first basketball game since the most recent round of COVID-19 restrictions began to lift Thursday night. The Panthers basketball program features three teams this season.
Brett Thoms Shawville Feb. 26 2022 Pontiac Community Players, a local community group of actors, has just achieved non-profit status. THE EQUITY sat down with president of Pontiac Community Players, Greg Graham, to discuss how the group started and what
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