Governing boards approve Onslow school shuffle
November 26, 2025
The Western Quebec School Board (WQSB) has now received three important approvals needed to move forward with relocating students and staff from Onslow Elementary School
The Western Quebec School Board (WQSB) has now received three important approvals needed to move forward with relocating students and staff from Onslow Elementary School
The newly elected council of mayors held its first public meeting on Nov. 26, with eight fresh faces at the table joining the 10 mayors
This week we are continuing our dive into the Wyman Women’s Institute Cook Book, published on the occasion of the group’s 60th anniversary in 1973.
This week we bring you three more recipes from the Wyman Women’s Institute Cook Book, published on the occasion of the group’s 60th anniversary in
The Chapeau Lions hosted a fundraiser dance on Saturday night to raise money for the $80,000-generator the club plans to buy for the Harrington Community
Jian Zhang and nephew Ryan have tomatoes and cucumbers for sale from their greenhouse fueled by sustainable energy.
Proposed Quebec constitution draws criticism The CAQ government’s proposed constitution, known as Bill 1, is receiving criticism from legal scholars who argue that it would
Law 2, the province’s restructuring of how doctors are paid across the province, has caused widespread outcry from the public and medical community, with protests
The Western Quebec School Board has proposed the temporary move to allow for a complete gutting of the school.
A series of controversies erupted within the Quebec Liberal Party (QLP) last week that have led some to question its leader’s judgement and resulted in
The Western Quebec School Board (WQSB) has now received three important approvals needed to move forward with relocating students and staff from Onslow Elementary School to Shawville for the 2026-2027 school year while the Quyon school is renovated. At separate
The newly elected council of mayors held its first public meeting on Nov. 26, with eight fresh faces at the table joining the 10 mayors who were re-elected. Campbell’s Bay mayor Raymond Pilon was named pro-warden by warden Jane Toller,
This week we are continuing our dive into the Wyman Women’s Institute Cook Book, published on the occasion of the group’s 60th anniversary in 1973. Winter is here, and that means it’s time to spend lazy Sundays in the kitchen
This week we bring you three more recipes from the Wyman Women’s Institute Cook Book, published on the occasion of the group’s 60th anniversary in 1973. The wise among us will have already begun our Christmas baking, with rolls of
The Chapeau Lions hosted a fundraiser dance on Saturday night to raise money for the $80,000-generator the club plans to buy for the Harrington Community Centre. The night featured live music from Ryan Ziggs and the Zags, as well as
Jian Zhang and nephew Ryan have tomatoes and cucumbers for sale from their greenhouse fueled by sustainable energy.
Proposed Quebec constitution draws criticism The CAQ government’s proposed constitution, known as Bill 1, is receiving criticism from legal scholars who argue that it would limit rights, and make it more difficult to challenge laws in court. The legislation would
Law 2, the province’s restructuring of how doctors are paid across the province, has caused widespread outcry from the public and medical community, with protests taking place across the Outaouais. The law would tie a percentage of doctor’s pay to
The Western Quebec School Board has proposed the temporary move to allow for a complete gutting of the school.
A series of controversies erupted within the Quebec Liberal Party (QLP) last week that have led some to question its leader’s judgement and resulted in Pontiac MNA André Fortin being promoted from party whip to parliamentary leader. On Monday, the
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