Former Lions hitting hard for Gatineau AAA
September 21, 2025
Two young Pontiac hockey players are making names as some of the brightest prospects in the Outaouais as they begin their season with an elite
Two young Pontiac hockey players are making names as some of the brightest prospects in the Outaouais as they begin their season with an elite
Anyone who heard the twang of banjos and sweet fiddle melodies near Thorne’s Himmelman Road on Saturday could easily have imagined themselves in deep Appalachia,
MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller had previously announced she would not be running in this fall’s election.
Over 400 señoras and señoritas packed the Agricultural hall for another arena fundraiser put on by the Pontiac Arena Fund.
Some 300 students spent Thursday morning running for the cause.
About 50 people packed the Shawville RA hall to discuss the future of the town’s arena after council received a study that details some $17
Upcoming fire service meetings and solar development challenges were also discussed at the monthly council meeting.
The municipality believes the facility, built in the 1960s, is at a crucial juncture.
A Magic: The Gathering artist signed some of his creations during a chance stop at Renaissance Variety in Shawville.
Two young Pontiac hockey players are making names as some of the brightest prospects in the Outaouais as they begin their season with an elite team in Gatineau. Taytum Thompson of Clarendon and Tristan Queale of Luskville made the final
Anyone who heard the twang of banjos and sweet fiddle melodies near Thorne’s Himmelman Road on Saturday could easily have imagined themselves in deep Appalachia, sipping on moonshine and listening to the old-time masters jamming late into the night. The
MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller had previously announced she would not be running in this fall’s election.
Over 400 señoras and señoritas packed the Agricultural hall for another arena fundraiser put on by the Pontiac Arena Fund.
Some 300 students spent Thursday morning running for the cause.
About 50 people packed the Shawville RA hall to discuss the future of the town’s arena after council received a study that details some $17 million in recommended repairs.
Upcoming fire service meetings and solar development challenges were also discussed at the monthly council meeting.
The municipality believes the facility, built in the 1960s, is at a crucial juncture.
A Magic: The Gathering artist signed some of his creations during a chance stop at Renaissance Variety in Shawville.
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