In Canada today, it seems that nearly everything is migrating into the digital realm. From banking to news, vehicles and appliances, there’s always a process to be automated or a cumbersome paper trail to be moved to a Google storage

CALEB NICKERSON SHAWVILLE June 12, 2018 On June 12, around 20 people turned up to Shawville United Church to hear from Pontiac Warden Jane Toller about the various ongoing projects around the region. Dubbed by Toller as her listening tour,

Donald Teuma-Castelletti FORT COULONGE June 16, 2018 Fort Coulonge’s favourite community street festival took over downtown on Saturday, filling rue Baume with waves of people, nearly 25 vendors, a volleyball tournament, inflatable structures and loads of colour. There was all

Donald Teuma-Castelletti CLARENDON June 15, 2018 For many, the chance to meet a lifelong hockey hero may never come – especially when said hero flies in via helicopter for a private, surprise encounter. However, that’s exactly what happened last Friday,

Donald Teuma-Castelletti SHAWVILLE June 17, 2018 It was a scene that Broken Arrow Drummer Sébastien Beaudoin would have never imagined possible just 30 years ago, as a live performance of Indigenous songs filled the air in front of the Shawville

Chris Lowrey SHAWVILLE June 20, 2018 The recently announced Shawville senior hockey team might not even make it on the ice in the fall. Nick St. Laurent, league organizer, said that a lack of sponsorships and a lead volunteer for

Donald Teuma-Castelletti CAMPBELL’S BAY June 14, 2018 Having just recently acquired ownership of the facilities, one non-profit retirement residence is already planning on making room for more, as they kick off fundraising for a major expansion. Filling up the Campbell’s

Donald Teuma-Castelletti OTTER LAKE June 16, 2018 A fire chief who had served over 50 years with his crew was honoured at a party on Saturday, as the Otter Lake Fire Department wished him well in his retirement with music,