New café in downtown Coulonge
January 19, 2021
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE Jan. 18, 2021 Visitors to Fort Coulonge may have noticed that there’s a new business in on the main drag, Café
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE Jan. 18, 2021 Visitors to Fort Coulonge may have noticed that there’s a new business in on the main drag, Café
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Jan. 20, 2021 Despite the newest slate of COVID-19 restrictions, outdoor rinks have been open and are available for use in the
EMILY HSUEH QUEBEC Jan. 20, 2021 Under normal circumstances, Pontiacers would be getting together with friends and families to enjoy the winter. While many attractions
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Jan. 20, 2021 Due to the numerous restrictions placed on local eateries, this past year has been a tough one, but one
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Jan. 21, 2021 The Pontiac service area (RLS) has had no new cases since Jan. 11, with the CISSSO registering five or
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Jan. 20, 2021 Two of Pontiac’s elected officials are voicing their concerns over the provincial government’s plan for rolling out vaccinations across
CALEB NICKERSON L’ÎLE DU GRAND CALUMET Jan. 20, 2021 The mayor of L’Île du Grand Calumet will be contesting complaints levelled at him through the
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Jan. 20, 2021 A virtual meeting to educate the public on municipal protocol and the roles of elected officials has been postponed.
STEPHEN RICCIO MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Jan. 20, 2021 Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) Mayor Joanne Labadie would like all visitors to the municipality to observe COVID-19
EMILY HSUEH CAMPBELL’S BAY Jan. 20, 2021 UPDATE: The deadline to apply for the programs has been extended from Jan. 20 to Feb. 1 Cégep
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE Jan. 18, 2021 Visitors to Fort Coulonge may have noticed that there’s a new business in on the main drag, Café Downtown. Located in the heart of the community on rue Baume, the swanky new coffee
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Jan. 20, 2021 Despite the newest slate of COVID-19 restrictions, outdoor rinks have been open and are available for use in the Pontiac. Provincially imposed guidelines require that those skating on rinks do so within their own
EMILY HSUEH QUEBEC Jan. 20, 2021 Under normal circumstances, Pontiacers would be getting together with friends and families to enjoy the winter. While many attractions and events are close or cancelled, there are still a few activities people can partake
CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE Jan. 20, 2021 Due to the numerous restrictions placed on local eateries, this past year has been a tough one, but one business is making the most of their new contract providing lunches for the elementary school
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Jan. 21, 2021 The Pontiac service area (RLS) has had no new cases since Jan. 11, with the CISSSO registering five or less (minimum one) active cases and 60 total cases as of Jan. 18. Since the
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Jan. 20, 2021 Two of Pontiac’s elected officials are voicing their concerns over the provincial government’s plan for rolling out vaccinations across the province. Quebec has taken an approach that doesn’t follow the recommended dosage schedule, planning
CALEB NICKERSON L’ÎLE DU GRAND CALUMET Jan. 20, 2021 The mayor of L’Île du Grand Calumet will be contesting complaints levelled at him through the Commission Municipale du Quebec (CMQ). The CMQ is a body that deals with violations of
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Jan. 20, 2021 A virtual meeting to educate the public on municipal protocol and the roles of elected officials has been postponed. The meeting is meant to inform citizens on . . .
STEPHEN RICCIO MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Jan. 20, 2021 Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) Mayor Joanne Labadie would like all visitors to the municipality to observe COVID-19 guidelines when they head out on trails in the area. Labadie said she has noticed
EMILY HSUEH CAMPBELL’S BAY Jan. 20, 2021 UPDATE: The deadline to apply for the programs has been extended from Jan. 20 to Feb. 1 Cégep Heritage College will be offering programs to help anyone to learn either French or English
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