History on display at Parc Cadieux
October 2, 2018
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CALUMET ISLAND Sept. 30, 2018 One group on Grand Calumet Island are seeking to put their home’s history on the forefront of everyone’s
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CALUMET ISLAND Sept. 30, 2018 One group on Grand Calumet Island are seeking to put their home’s history on the forefront of everyone’s
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON Sept. 24, 2018 On Sept. 24, the Shawville Rotary Club hosted their District Governor at the Little Red Wagon Winery in Clarendon,
Chris Lowrey CLARENDON Sept. 27, 2018 With the Quebec government’s plan to phase out organic waste from landfills by 2020, municipalities are under the gun
Chris Lowrey AYLMER Oct. 1, 2018 Despite a strong showing by the Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) in the Outaouais, Liberal MNA André Fortin has been
Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Oct. 1, 2018 After an eleventh-hour trade deal between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico that was signed Sept. 30, many pundits are
Donald Teuma-Castelletti LADYSMITH Sept. 28-30, 2018 Traditional German activities and culture ran rampant through Ladysmith last weekend, but not before two retired volunteers were celebrated
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Sept. 20, 2018 On Sept. 20, more than 60 local residents turned out to the newly renovated barn at Pine Lodge for
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE Sept. 20, 2018 On Thursday evening the volunteers and staff from TransporAction Pontiac got together at the Spruceholme Inn in Fort
Donald Teuma-Castelletti LUSKVILLE Sept. 21, 2018 A senior citizens’ group kicked off their season of events with everyone donning their Western-best, for an evening of
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CALUMET ISLAND Sept. 30, 2018 One group on Grand Calumet Island are seeking to put their home’s history on the forefront of everyone’s minds, starting with one of Canada’s best-known fur traders. Groupe L’Île du Grand Calumet unveiled
CALEB NICKERSON CLARENDON Sept. 24, 2018 On Sept. 24, the Shawville Rotary Club hosted their District Governor at the Little Red Wagon Winery in Clarendon, as well as welcoming three new members to the group. Martha Weaver, the Governor for
Chris Lowrey CLARENDON Sept. 27, 2018 With the Quebec government’s plan to phase out organic waste from landfills by 2020, municipalities are under the gun to form a plan for managing organic waste. Although waste management is a responsibility of
Chris Lowrey AYLMER Oct. 1, 2018 Despite a strong showing by the Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) in the Outaouais, Liberal MNA André Fortin has been re-elected in Pontiac. Fortin won the riding with more than 50 per cent of the
Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Oct. 1, 2018 After an eleventh-hour trade deal between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico that was signed Sept. 30, many pundits are poring over the details of the new agreement. One of the groups with a direct
Donald Teuma-Castelletti LADYSMITH Sept. 28-30, 2018 Traditional German activities and culture ran rampant through Ladysmith last weekend, but not before two retired volunteers were celebrated and presented with a bench dedicated in their honour. Randall and Marguerite Born have been
CALEB NICKERSON BRISTOL Sept. 20, 2018 On Sept. 20, more than 60 local residents turned out to the newly renovated barn at Pine Lodge for the second iteration of the SADC’s Farm to Fork meal. The idea to host a
CALEB NICKERSON FORT COULONGE Sept. 20, 2018 On Thursday evening the volunteers and staff from TransporAction Pontiac got together at the Spruceholme Inn in Fort Coulonge to mark another year of service. “It’s a recognition for the good work they
Donald Teuma-Castelletti LUSKVILLE Sept. 21, 2018 A senior citizens’ group kicked off their season of events with everyone donning their Western-best, for an evening of country-themed song and dance. With plaid shirts and cowboy hats galore, plus Johnny Cash pumping
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