Elevated E. coli keeps Camp des Voyageurs beach closed
July 16, 2024
The beach at the Camp des Voyageurs Tim Horton on the Ottawa River in Quyon remains closed over two weeks after water samples collected by
The beach at the Camp des Voyageurs Tim Horton on the Ottawa River in Quyon remains closed over two weeks after water samples collected by
Call for tender will identify company to begin county-wide collection in January The MRC Pontiac is putting in place a new recycling plan in an
The annual Quyon Truck and Tractor Pull roared to life on Saturday, drawing crowds from near and far to witness the show. Held at the
Google and digital upstarts should not be allowed to dictate the terms of funding provided under the Online News Act Local newspapers in communities like
Time for somebody else to take it to the next level, says Jodi Armstrong Three years after purchasing the historic golf course in Norway Bay,
Three years ago Jessica Forgues as diagnosed with stiff person syndrome, a rare neurological condition she shares with Quebec singer Céline Dion.
This spring, Torsten Gmeiner was skipping class, so his parents laid down a punishment. His mom, who lives in Pembroke, took away the 15-year-old’s Xbox
Members of Kebaowek First Nation and its environmental assessment team set up shop in the Pontiac Archives on Wednesday to raise awareness about their concerns
Chapeau gallery hosts second annual outdoor concert The second annual Strawberry Social hosted by the Chapeau Regionale Gallerie brought the Chapeau community together to enjoy
The Pontiac region now has its own agritourism route – a network of agricultural producers and restaurants spanning from Bristol to Sheenboro which is intended
The beach at the Camp des Voyageurs Tim Horton on the Ottawa River in Quyon remains closed over two weeks after water samples collected by the province’s Ministry of Environment first indicated E. coli bacteria levels indecated unsafe swimming conditions.The
Call for tender will identify company to begin county-wide collection in January The MRC Pontiac is putting in place a new recycling plan in an effort to streamline the process and make collection across the county more efficient. The initiative
The annual Quyon Truck and Tractor Pull roared to life on Saturday, drawing crowds from near and far to witness the show. Held at the Quyon community grounds, the event combined the thrill of competition with the warmth of community
Google and digital upstarts should not be allowed to dictate the terms of funding provided under the Online News Act Local newspapers in communities like mine have been challenged by several factors. The internet has democratized information and made it
Time for somebody else to take it to the next level, says Jodi Armstrong Three years after purchasing the historic golf course in Norway Bay, Astra Estates owners Jodi Armstrong and John Edelman are looking to sell the property. “We
Three years ago Jessica Forgues as diagnosed with stiff person syndrome, a rare neurological condition she shares with Quebec singer Céline Dion.
This spring, Torsten Gmeiner was skipping class, so his parents laid down a punishment. His mom, who lives in Pembroke, took away the 15-year-old’s Xbox for three months. But his dad thought this was a bit harsh. Karl Gmeiner is
Members of Kebaowek First Nation and its environmental assessment team set up shop in the Pontiac Archives on Wednesday to raise awareness about their concerns with the plans to build a nuclear waste disposal facility at the Chalk River nuclear
Chapeau gallery hosts second annual outdoor concert The second annual Strawberry Social hosted by the Chapeau Regionale Gallerie brought the Chapeau community together to enjoy an afternoon of local music and storytelling. Attendees were treated to a meal of beans,
The Pontiac region now has its own agritourism route – a network of agricultural producers and restaurants spanning from Bristol to Sheenboro which is intended to put the Pontiac on the map as a food destination. The new tourism effort,
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