
‘It’s my turn’ : Fort Coulonge women’s hockey group brings sport to those it has left behind
The group, open to absolute beginners and longtime players alike, is meant to be a safe space for women to have fun learning the game.

The group, open to absolute beginners and longtime players alike, is meant to be a safe space for women to have fun learning the game.

Commonwealth Plywood said challenges remain, but that it hopes to keep the mill open as long as possible.

One year out from the next municipal election, THE EQUITY checked in with the 20 people who have been voted in to lead the communities

With its passionate hockey parents and rowdy, face-painted Comets fans, the Shawville arena isn’t exactly the peaceful venue one might imagine for a series of

Cheers erupted from packed tables in the Otter Lake Raymond Johnston Community Centre on Saturday night as groups were called up to fill their plates

Snowflakes and Christmas bulbs hung from the ceiling of the Luskville Community Centre Saturday night as members of the Golden Age Club feasted on a

In what was a close vote, Brian Nolan of Chelsea, Que. has been elected to be the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) candidate for the

Spectators wrapped themselves in blankets and filled the stands at the Shawville arena on Saturday morning for the Shawville Figure Skating Club’s annual holiday performance,

An 18-year-old man from Shawville has died following a collision on Highway 17 in Renfrew County early the morning of Friday, Dec. 13, according to

The Chutes Coulonge Park is once again welcoming people to visit its annual Festival of Lights which sees its namesake waterfalls, over 40 metres tall,

The group, open to absolute beginners and longtime players alike, is meant to be a safe space for women to have fun learning the game.

Commonwealth Plywood said challenges remain, but that it hopes to keep the mill open as long as possible.

One year out from the next municipal election, THE EQUITY checked in with the 20 people who have been voted in to lead the communities across the Pontiac.

With its passionate hockey parents and rowdy, face-painted Comets fans, the Shawville arena isn’t exactly the peaceful venue one might imagine for a series of landscape paintings. But as of two weeks ago, that is exactly what hangs on the

Cheers erupted from packed tables in the Otter Lake Raymond Johnston Community Centre on Saturday night as groups were called up to fill their plates at the Otter Lake 50 Plus Club’s annual Christmas dinner and dance, the tickets for

Snowflakes and Christmas bulbs hung from the ceiling of the Luskville Community Centre Saturday night as members of the Golden Age Club feasted on a home cooked Christmas dinner. Nancy Larose has been the president of the Luskville Golden Age

In what was a close vote, Brian Nolan of Chelsea, Que. has been elected to be the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) candidate for the Pontiac-Kitigan Zibi riding in the next federal election. Party members in the riding gathered at

Spectators wrapped themselves in blankets and filled the stands at the Shawville arena on Saturday morning for the Shawville Figure Skating Club’s annual holiday performance, this year titled “An Enchanted Christmas.” Approximately 100 skaters of varying levels got to show

An 18-year-old man from Shawville has died following a collision on Highway 17 in Renfrew County early the morning of Friday, Dec. 13, according to a press release from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). “At approximately 5:30 a.m., Renfrew OPP

The Chutes Coulonge Park is once again welcoming people to visit its annual Festival of Lights which sees its namesake waterfalls, over 40 metres tall, transformed into a canvas for a dazzling display of lights. This year the festival offers
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