Mansfield et Pontefract to house Aboriginal healing garden
February 16, 2021
EMILY HSUEH MANSFIELD ET PONTEFRACT Feb. 17, 2021 A new hub for healing and cultural and community affairs will be open to the public on
EMILY HSUEH MANSFIELD ET PONTEFRACT Feb. 17, 2021 A new hub for healing and cultural and community affairs will be open to the public on
EMILY HSUEH SHAWVILLE Feb. 17, 2021 Though the dining room is empty, the walls of Café 349 are filled with old photos providing a glimpse
STEPHEN RICCIO BRISTOL Feb. 17, 2021 While one resident was disturbed to see Mountainview Turf clearing vegetation along a property on Sixth Line in Bristol,
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Feb. 17, 2021 The Ottawa Chapter of the Council of Canadians will be hosting an online town hall event to inform the
CALEB NICKERSON MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Feb. 5, 2021 A 71 year-old drunk driver was apprehended by police in the Municipality of Pontiac at around three
CALEB NICKERSON OTTER LAKE Feb. 17, 2021 Parents in Otter Lake looking for a fun family activity have just a few more days left to
STEPHEN RICCIO Feb. 15, 2021 The CISSSO announced the first step in rolling out mass public vaccination on Feb. 11, revealing that the Campbell’s Bay
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Feb. 2, 2021 The MRC Pontiac Council of Mayors passed Bylaw 265-2020 in relation to remuneration of the MRC’s elected officials for
CALEB NICKERSON There’s a new spot to grab a bite to eat in both Luskville and Fort Coulonge. Café Resto Karim opened two different locations
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Feb. 10, 2021 Overtime hours at the Pontiac Hospital have more than quadrupled since 2014, and topped a million dollars a year
EMILY HSUEH MANSFIELD ET PONTEFRACT Feb. 17, 2021 A new hub for healing and cultural and community affairs will be open to the public on Aboriginal Day in June. The Pontiac Anishinaabe Healing Garden has been in the works since
EMILY HSUEH SHAWVILLE Feb. 17, 2021 Though the dining room is empty, the walls of Café 349 are filled with old photos providing a glimpse into the area’s history. The restaurant on Main Street remains open only for take out,
STEPHEN RICCIO BRISTOL Feb. 17, 2021 While one resident was disturbed to see Mountainview Turf clearing vegetation along a property on Sixth Line in Bristol, the company told THE EQUITY it is in compliance with the law. Carrie Watson, a
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Feb. 17, 2021 The Ottawa Chapter of the Council of Canadians will be hosting an online town hall event to inform the public about the disposal of radioactive waste at Chalk River Laboratories, just across the river
CALEB NICKERSON MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Feb. 5, 2021 A 71 year-old drunk driver was apprehended by police in the Municipality of Pontiac at around three in the afternoon on Feb. 5. According to MRC des Collines Police, the driver was
CALEB NICKERSON OTTER LAKE Feb. 17, 2021 Parents in Otter Lake looking for a fun family activity have just a few more days left to register for a municipality-wide snow sculpture competition. One of the organizers, Kassandra Fleury said that
STEPHEN RICCIO Feb. 15, 2021 The CISSSO announced the first step in rolling out mass public vaccination on Feb. 11, revealing that the Campbell’s Bay RA Centre will serve as the site within the Pontiac service area (RLS) where vaccinating
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Feb. 2, 2021 The MRC Pontiac Council of Mayors passed Bylaw 265-2020 in relation to remuneration of the MRC’s elected officials for 2021 during its Jan. 20 meeting, and the official bylaw became available on its website
CALEB NICKERSON There’s a new spot to grab a bite to eat in both Luskville and Fort Coulonge. Café Resto Karim opened two different locations over the past week, in the heart of these two distant communities. Co-owners Julie Dubois
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Feb. 10, 2021 Overtime hours at the Pontiac Hospital have more than quadrupled since 2014, and topped a million dollars a year in 2020. THE EQUITY obtained the information through several access to information requests and it
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