Fourth candidate seeks Conservative nomination
June 11, 2024
A fourth candidate has entered the race for the Conservative nomination in the federal riding of Pontiac. Mark Buzan lives in the Plateau area of
A fourth candidate has entered the race for the Conservative nomination in the federal riding of Pontiac. Mark Buzan lives in the Plateau area of
Concerned individuals and community groups from various backgrounds have formed a coalition with Outaouais healthcare professionals in an attempt to bring greater attention to the
In early May, Cheryl Bezoine took a road trip to visit horses of a rare breed she had been curious about for years, had spent
The Municipality of Shawville is in the process of upgrading certain facilities at Mill Dam Park. The $110,000 project will provide a variety of new
After years of meticulous and labour-intensive renovations, Emma Judd has officially opened her new bed and breakfast, which she is calling Circa, on Shawville’s Main
St. John’s Elementary School in Campbell’s Bay opened its door Thursday night for an evening of community fun. The event, put on by the Home
Farmers and agriculture workers from across the Pontiac and beyond gathered on Thursday night for a social held in support of farmers’ mental health. There
Residents of Alleyn and Cawood are circulating a petition to protest what they call “unfair” property assessments conducted across the municipality. This spring, residents received
Julie Brousseau spent her childhood summers on the shores of the Ottawa River, learning how to swim. Her family had a cottage in Norway Bay,
Onslow Elementary’s spring fair, hosted at the Quyon school on Thursday evening, was in many ways like the other spring fairs put on by schools
A fourth candidate has entered the race for the Conservative nomination in the federal riding of Pontiac. Mark Buzan lives in the Plateau area of Gatineau with his wife and son where he owns and runs a company that manages
Concerned individuals and community groups from various backgrounds have formed a coalition with Outaouais healthcare professionals in an attempt to bring greater attention to the urgent needs of the region’s healthcare network. The coalition, named SOS Outaouais, was organized by
In early May, Cheryl Bezoine took a road trip to visit horses of a rare breed she had been curious about for years, had spent hours reading about online, but had never seen in person. Bezoine and her husband Vincent
The Municipality of Shawville is in the process of upgrading certain facilities at Mill Dam Park. The $110,000 project will provide a variety of new amenities to the town’s only park for children and seniors alike, and several of them
After years of meticulous and labour-intensive renovations, Emma Judd has officially opened her new bed and breakfast, which she is calling Circa, on Shawville’s Main Street. Judd started accepting reservations in May for the two rooms, each with a private
St. John’s Elementary School in Campbell’s Bay opened its door Thursday night for an evening of community fun. The event, put on by the Home and School Association, featured a BBQ, face painting, a clown, and bouncy castles. Students, their
Farmers and agriculture workers from across the Pontiac and beyond gathered on Thursday night for a social held in support of farmers’ mental health. There was live country music, snacks, and good conversation. The owners of the host farm, Pure
Residents of Alleyn and Cawood are circulating a petition to protest what they call “unfair” property assessments conducted across the municipality. This spring, residents received their letter of property assessment in the mail, only to find the value of their
Julie Brousseau spent her childhood summers on the shores of the Ottawa River, learning how to swim. Her family had a cottage in Norway Bay, a community with a deep connection to the water. She couldn’t get enough of it
Onslow Elementary’s spring fair, hosted at the Quyon school on Thursday evening, was in many ways like the other spring fairs put on by schools across the Pontiac as the weather warms up. Faces were painted, kids clambered all over
The Bromley Historical Society welcomes Renfrew County historian Dave Lemkay to speak on Pines in the Sand – Lemke Family Roots and Branches. This free public presentation takes place on Sunday, August 17, 2pm, at the Old Town Hall, 498 Micksburg Road, Osceola. His talk draws on his extensive family research from Germany to Petawawa Township, across North America and the world. Refreshments will be served.
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