Chris Lowrey QUYON Dec. 6 , 2017 Only two companies have placed bids on the upcoming year’s snowplowing contract for Quyon sector in the Municipality of Pontiac. Those two bids came in at $388,040 and $275,940 – up from $99,000

Caleb Nickerson OTTAWA Dec. 1, 2017 A local entrepreneur recently got the chance of a lifetime: to appear with a Canadian legend in front of a crowd of thousands. Sylvain Drapeau owns and operates Escapade Eskimo, a dogsledding company based

Donald Teuma-Castelletti FORT COULONGE Dec. 3, 2017 Around 40 people joined together, in the eighth annual march of support for victims of domestic violence on Sunday afternoon. Starting off at the Knights of Columbus hall in Fort Coulonge, the collaborative

Donald Teuma-Castelletti CAMPBELL’S BAY Dec. 2, 2017 A retirement residence in Campbell’s Bay is almost officially a privately-owned building, after many years of renting the facilities from the Centre intégré de santé et des services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO). Conducting

Caleb Nickerson BRISTOL Dec. 1, 2017 On Friday night, hundreds of local Pontiacers came together at the Jack Graham Community Centre to help out a friend in need. Back on Nov. 5, Bristol resident Kevin Hannaberry didn’t think anything was

Caleb Nickerson LADYSMITH Nov. 25, 2017 The TCRA Hall was packed Saturday evening for the Ladysmith and Friends Christmas Dinner. Volunteers from the recreation association hustled to and fro from the kitchen to the buffet table in order to keep

Donald Teuma-Castelletti BRISTOL Nov. 25, 2017 The Jack Graham Community Centre was filled with holiday cheer and excitement Saturday morning, as kids loaded up on sugary cookies, learned how to wrap presents and took in some wacky science experiments at

Time is slipping by and with the prolonged fall we’ve enjoyed we’re getting ready for Christmas which is coming faster than we think. Our Monday night card parties have been well attended. Thanks to all those people who have sent