Doctors push for decentralization
November 24, 2020
CALEB NICKERSON QUEBEC Nov. 25, 2020 Hundreds of doctors from across the province, including several in the Pontiac, have joined a coalition aiming to decentralize
CALEB NICKERSON QUEBEC Nov. 25, 2020 Hundreds of doctors from across the province, including several in the Pontiac, have joined a coalition aiming to decentralize
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Nov. 25, 2020 On Nov. 12, the CAQ government delivered their economic update, with Finance Minister Eric Girard projecting Quebec’s deficit will
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Nov. 10, 2020 The provincial government announced the introduction of an all-encompassing resource hub for entrepreneurs on Nov. 10 called Accès Entreprise
MIKE ATHEY FORT COULONGE Nov. 25, 2020 A local women’s shelter in Fort Coulonge is holding its annual campaign against violence towards women though the
MIKE ATHEY CAMPBELL’S BAY Nov. 25, 2020 The food bank in Campbell’s Bay is collecting names so they can start putting together Christmas food baskets
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Nov. 25 2020 Getting a driver’s license can be a challenge for Pontiac youth, but they now have a leg up, with
EMILY HSUEH LUSKVILLE Nov. 21, 2020 Live concerts have nearly disappeared this year amid tight COVID restrictions, but one organization in Luskville is making sure
MIKE ATHEY FORT COULONGE Nov. 11, 2020 The mayor of Fort Coulonge resigned from his position on Nov. 11, three years into his four-year term.
CALEB NICKERSON For the past 20 years or so, Mark Keller has been a staple at the Remembrance Day ceremonies in his hometown of Ladysmith.
STEPHEN RICCIO MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Nov. 10, 2020 The Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) will be pursuing legal proceedings against a Facebook account that it had
CALEB NICKERSON QUEBEC Nov. 25, 2020 Hundreds of doctors from across the province, including several in the Pontiac, have joined a coalition aiming to decentralize the administration of health care services in Quebec. The collective, known by their French acronym
CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC Nov. 25, 2020 On Nov. 12, the CAQ government delivered their economic update, with Finance Minister Eric Girard projecting Quebec’s deficit will grow to $15 billion for 2020-2021. This is the second update that Girard has given
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Nov. 10, 2020 The provincial government announced the introduction of an all-encompassing resource hub for entrepreneurs on Nov. 10 called Accès Entreprise Québec, as well as accompanying funding over the next five years to help boost regional
MIKE ATHEY FORT COULONGE Nov. 25, 2020 A local women’s shelter in Fort Coulonge is holding its annual campaign against violence towards women though the pandemic is forcing changes to events and even some cancellations. Starting on Nov. 25, L’Entourelle
MIKE ATHEY CAMPBELL’S BAY Nov. 25, 2020 The food bank in Campbell’s Bay is collecting names so they can start putting together Christmas food baskets for those than need a little boost. Bouffe Pontiac is informing the public there is
STEPHEN RICCIO PONTIAC Nov. 25 2020 Getting a driver’s license can be a challenge for Pontiac youth, but they now have a leg up, with the West Pontiac Connects (WPC) on the verge of beginning their Driving for Success program.
EMILY HSUEH LUSKVILLE Nov. 21, 2020 Live concerts have nearly disappeared this year amid tight COVID restrictions, but one organization in Luskville is making sure the music stays alive not only in the Pontiac, but globally as well. Pontiac Enchanté
MIKE ATHEY FORT COULONGE Nov. 11, 2020 The mayor of Fort Coulonge resigned from his position on Nov. 11, three years into his four-year term. Gaston Allard stepped down to concentrate on a job opportunity he said fell into his
CALEB NICKERSON For the past 20 years or so, Mark Keller has been a staple at the Remembrance Day ceremonies in his hometown of Ladysmith. This year’s celebrations were a little different, but Keller said things were more or less
STEPHEN RICCIO MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Nov. 10, 2020 The Municipality of Pontiac (MoP) will be pursuing legal proceedings against a Facebook account that it had previously banned from accessing the municipality page, citing derogatory and offensive comments as the justification.
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