Calumet Island’s municipal hall was bursting with holiday cheer Sunday morning for the community’s annual Christmas market, which this year also saw the return of
Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived in Chapeau atop a fire truck for the town’s annual parade organized in Santa’s name. The event, put on by
Holiday fiddle music was pouring out of the Jack Graham Community Centre on Saturday during Marché Bristol Market’s biggest Christmas event yet. “We had the
Former chief of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation Gilbert W. Whiteduck will be the new NDP candidate in the upcoming federal election for the Pontiac-Kitigan
The annual hockey event was bigger than ever this year, offering a look back on the town’s junior hockey history, with a special puck drop
Dozens of people excited to kick off the holiday season gathered at Veterans Memorial Park in Shawville on Friday night to witness the town’s annual
Shawville Pickleball Club member Cheryl Welsh is making moves to bring the resurgent racquet sport to people of all ages. Using a $500 donation from
A group of about 20 people spent two afternoons last month sharing and unpacking their own ideas about what it means to die, and learning
In an update to a story THE EQUITY published last week, the president and CEO of Outaouais’ healthcare network Marc Bilodeau has offered minor clarity
This decision, which will see the mill’s 23 employees lose their jobs, comes only two years after it announced its reopening.
Calumet Island’s municipal hall was bursting with holiday cheer Sunday morning for the community’s annual Christmas market, which this year also saw the return of the Christmas brunch, a feast that hasn’t happened since before the COVID-19 pandemic. While usually
Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived in Chapeau atop a fire truck for the town’s annual parade organized in Santa’s name. The event, put on by the Chapeau Recreation Association and the Chapeau Lions Club, had over 15 floats, including from
Holiday fiddle music was pouring out of the Jack Graham Community Centre on Saturday during Marché Bristol Market’s biggest Christmas event yet. “We had the most vendors we’ve ever had,” said organizer Jennifer Gauthier. “We filled the hall and we
Former chief of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation Gilbert W. Whiteduck will be the new NDP candidate in the upcoming federal election for the Pontiac-Kitigan Zibi riding after being confirmed, uncontested, in Wakefield on Saturday. According to a statement by
The annual hockey event was bigger than ever this year, offering a look back on the town’s junior hockey history, with a special puck drop from former mayor and Jr. B president Albert Armstrong.
Dozens of people excited to kick off the holiday season gathered at Veterans Memorial Park in Shawville on Friday night to witness the town’s annual tree lighting event. The celebration began with a group of carolers singing several Christmas songs,
Shawville Pickleball Club member Cheryl Welsh is making moves to bring the resurgent racquet sport to people of all ages. Using a $500 donation from the Shawville Lions Club, Welsh purchased new pickleball racquets, balls and regulation-sized nets for Dr.
A group of about 20 people spent two afternoons last month sharing and unpacking their own ideas about what it means to die, and learning about the options available for alleviating suffering near the end of one’s life.
In an update to a story THE EQUITY published last week, the president and CEO of Outaouais’ healthcare network Marc Bilodeau has offered minor clarity on how CISSSO will cut back its predicted spending by $90 million before Mar. 2025,
This decision, which will see the mill’s 23 employees lose their jobs, comes only two years after it announced its reopening.
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