CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC March 18, 2020 There’s hardly a square to spare when it comes to toilet paper in the Pontiac as fears related to the COVID-19 virus escalate. It’s not just toilet paper either, non-perishable food items are flying

CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC March 18, 2020 This week there were numerous announcements of temporary closures to blunt the impact of coronavirus on the province. In a press conference on Monday, Premier François Legault urged the public to avoid venturing out

CALEB NICKERSON PONTIAC March 18, 2020 MRC Pontiac Warden Jane Toller put out the following message on Friday afternoon in response to concerns about coronavirus: “Dear residents of the Pontiac, as Warden I feel it is very important to communicate

Card results for Feb. 25 were: 50/50 went to Velma Lafleur and Attendance to Ann Bourgeau. Ladies’ first went to Florence Lafleur and second went to Marie Gauthier Men’s first was won by Denis Lafleur and second by Dave Lalonde.

Darius Shahheydari Campbell’s bay March 11, 2020 Located off the 148 in Campbell’s Bay, TransporAction has become one of the region’s leading transport services since it was founded in 2004. Harry Gow founded the organization. Today, it has grown to

CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE March 12, 2020 The Pontiac Conference Centre was packed on March 12 for an evening of marketing advice and rock and roll. Organized by SADC Pontiac, “The Rock Star Startup” event was a success, attracting dozens

Darius Shahheydari Pontiac March 13-15, 2020 For several St. Patrick’s Day events that happened over the weekend, the COVID-19 outbreak was not enough to put them to bed. Doors remained open and guests, fewer or more than in their expected

Darius Shahheydari Clarendon March 14, 2020 Clarendon’s Little Red Wagon Winery hosted a concert this past Saturday night. Scott Judd and his family own the winery. Scott had his once-a-year opening act performing alongside Dr. Keith MacLellan. On the Eve