GOUV. DU QUÉBEC Communiqué GATINEAU Le 31 jan. 2019 Le 16 octobre 2018, l’entreprise 9231-6082 Québec inc., aussi connue sous le nom de « Centre
Card results for Jan. 22 were: 50/50 was won by Ivan Leblanc and the door prize by Ronald Beaudoin. Ladies first was won by Sandie
CALEB NICKERSON ALLUMETTE ISLAND Feb. 6, 2019 An Allumette Island resident is raising concerns about the quality of electrical service in his region, an area
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC Feb. 6, 2019 A $100,000 grant for LiveWell Foods Inc. from the MRC Pontiac has been rescinded after the company failed to
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC Jan. 29, 2019 MRC Pontiac Warden Jane Toller met with Quebec’s Minister of Forests, Fauna and Parks, Pierre Dufour, to discuss the
Donald Teuma-Castelletti WALTHAM Feb. 2, 2019 Saturday night proved bittersweet for the Waltham Fire Department, as members were recognized for their commitment to the community
Donald Teuma-Castelletti FORT COULONGE Feb. 2, 2019 Pontiac snowmobilers were in all their glory on Saturday, when a Fort Coulonge bar’s poker run was met
Donald Teuma-Castelletti OTTER LAKE Feb. 2, 2019 It was a picture-perfect Saturday for dropping lines and tossing darts in Otter Lake, as the local fire
CALEB NICKERSON THORNE Feb. 1, 2019 On Friday night, the Thorne Community Recreation Association hosted their first event of 2019, tempting fate by loading up
CHRIS LOWREY LITCHFIELD Jan. 31, 2019 The Pontiac Sorting Centre has been fined $40,747 for several environmental offenses under the Environmental Quality Act. The ministry
GOUV. DU QUÉBEC Communiqué GATINEAU Le 31 jan. 2019 Le 16 octobre 2018, l’entreprise 9231-6082 Québec inc., aussi connue sous le nom de « Centre de tri Pontiac », de Litchfield, en Outaouais, a été déclarée coupable de quatre infractions
Card results for Jan. 22 were: 50/50 was won by Ivan Leblanc and the door prize by Ronald Beaudoin. Ladies first was won by Sandie Beaudoin and second by Doreen Zimmerling. Mens first went to Jim Langford and second was
CALEB NICKERSON ALLUMETTE ISLAND Feb. 6, 2019 An Allumette Island resident is raising concerns about the quality of electrical service in his region, an area that has been dogged with interruptions and surges for years. David Gillespie has been tracking
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC Feb. 6, 2019 A $100,000 grant for LiveWell Foods Inc. from the MRC Pontiac has been rescinded after the company failed to meet a deadline. It’s not clear when the money was sent back to the MRC’s
CHRIS LOWREY PONTIAC Jan. 29, 2019 MRC Pontiac Warden Jane Toller met with Quebec’s Minister of Forests, Fauna and Parks, Pierre Dufour, to discuss the future of the forestry industry in the Pontiac. Toller said she was satisfied with how
Donald Teuma-Castelletti WALTHAM Feb. 2, 2019 Saturday night proved bittersweet for the Waltham Fire Department, as members were recognized for their commitment to the community and they bid a formal farewell to a longstanding member who retired from the force
Donald Teuma-Castelletti FORT COULONGE Feb. 2, 2019 Pontiac snowmobilers were in all their glory on Saturday, when a Fort Coulonge bar’s poker run was met with the perfect conditions for a day of zipping around the countryside. With five stops
Donald Teuma-Castelletti OTTER LAKE Feb. 2, 2019 It was a picture-perfect Saturday for dropping lines and tossing darts in Otter Lake, as the local fire department’s annual tournament filled the R.A. Hall. Arriving earlier than the snowstorm, about 160 anglers
CALEB NICKERSON THORNE Feb. 1, 2019 On Friday night, the Thorne Community Recreation Association hosted their first event of 2019, tempting fate by loading up members of the community with a pile of beans.
CHRIS LOWREY LITCHFIELD Jan. 31, 2019 The Pontiac Sorting Centre has been fined $40,747 for several environmental offenses under the Environmental Quality Act. The ministry of sustainable development, the environment and the fight against climate change investigated the site, located
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