Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Nov 24, 2021 This year’s annual Christmas baskets organized by Bouffe Pontiac are getting an extra helping hand from Sûreté du Québec
Carole St-Aubin Shawville Nov 19, 2021 It’s the end of a successfully harvested yield at Catena Farms in Clarendon. The business is owned and operated
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Nov 24, 2021 From a Pinterest board to reality, Natasha Beardsley turned a passion into a bee-siness. Stay at home mom and
Carole St-Aubin Campbell’s Bay Nov 18, 2021 The first meal for Indegenous people, youth and seniors was hosted at the Lion’s Club in Campbell’s Bay
Carole St-Aubin Bryson Nov 24, 2021 Bryson resident Oscar Tourangeau was born and raised on a farm. In 1970 he purchased his ancestral farm in
Carole St-Aubin Bristol Nov 21, 2021 A small group of people gathered at Logs End in Bristol on Sunday to witness a $10,000 donation made
Carole St-Aubin Quyon Nov 13, 2021 The 13th annual Onslow school Christmas craft sale drew a large and steady stream of people at the Quyon
Zainab Al-Mehdar Shawville Nov 24, 2021 The grand opening of Bronson Boutique was held from Nov. 17 to 20. Store owners were delighted to see
Carole St-Aubin Fort Coulonge Nov 12, 2021 Pets are a significant part of people’s lives and even considered part of the family in a lot
Nikki Buechler Pontiac Nov 17, 2021 With the departure on Friday of Michèle Gagnon, the Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) is looking for a new
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Nov 24, 2021 This year’s annual Christmas baskets organized by Bouffe Pontiac are getting an extra helping hand from Sûreté du Québec of the MRC Pontiac. “We’re there to help and we want to try to do
Carole St-Aubin Shawville Nov 19, 2021 It’s the end of a successfully harvested yield at Catena Farms in Clarendon. The business is owned and operated by Chris Lambert and Jennie Videto who are both originally from Ottawa. “I grew up
Zainab Al-Mehdar Pontiac Nov 24, 2021 From a Pinterest board to reality, Natasha Beardsley turned a passion into a bee-siness. Stay at home mom and beekeeper, Beardsley along with her husband Caleb Beardsley started off with one hive that later
Carole St-Aubin Campbell’s Bay Nov 18, 2021 The first meal for Indegenous people, youth and seniors was hosted at the Lion’s Club in Campbell’s Bay on Thursday. The meal was organized by the First People Innovative Centre (FPIC) in Gatineau
Carole St-Aubin Bryson Nov 24, 2021 Bryson resident Oscar Tourangeau was born and raised on a farm. In 1970 he purchased his ancestral farm in Litchfield. Tourangeau, originally from Calumet Island, worked at the . . .
Carole St-Aubin Bristol Nov 21, 2021 A small group of people gathered at Logs End in Bristol on Sunday to witness a $10,000 donation made on behalf of the business’ president, Robert Black and his father Gordon Black, who founded
Carole St-Aubin Quyon Nov 13, 2021 The 13th annual Onslow school Christmas craft sale drew a large and steady stream of people at the Quyon Community Centre on Saturday, Nov. 13 Organizer Stacey Johnston, who is the . . .
Zainab Al-Mehdar Shawville Nov 24, 2021 The grand opening of Bronson Boutique was held from Nov. 17 to 20. Store owners were delighted to see all the community memebers that showed up. The new boutique at 305 Main St. in
Carole St-Aubin Fort Coulonge Nov 12, 2021 Pets are a significant part of people’s lives and even considered part of the family in a lot of households, so taking care of them is important. They require very little, but mean
Nikki Buechler Pontiac Nov 17, 2021 With the departure on Friday of Michèle Gagnon, the Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) is looking for a new Executive Director to lead its Campbell’s Bay based effort. Gagnon was hired almost five years
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