Christmas dinner and dancing draw crowd in Ladysmith
January 25, 2025
Just when you thought Christmas decorations were finally put away, the Ladysmith Recreation Committee (LRC) pulled them all back out again to celebrate Christmas in
Just when you thought Christmas decorations were finally put away, the Ladysmith Recreation Committee (LRC) pulled them all back out again to celebrate Christmas in
The Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) hosted its first board game afternoon at the Brauwerk Hoffman brewery in Campbell’s Bay Saturday afternoon to encourage literacy
The eighth annual Lumberjack Dinner was held on Friday, Jan. 24, at the Pontiac Conference Centre in Fort Coulonge. A fundraiser for the Chutes Coulonge
Joan Rusenstrom has been spending an awful lot of time with her 1970 Pontiac Protestant High School (PPHS) yearbook lately, which she recently dug out
Residents and elected officials from the municipality gathered at the town’s RA centre on Jan. 23 to participate in a public consultation on how to
Alleyn and Cawood has refused to pay its 2024 municipal shares to the MRC because it believes it’s been charged on a flawed, over-inflated property
Already feeling nostalgic for last year? Well you’re in luck, THE EQUITY’s 2024 Year in Review is here. In the third week of this annual
The town of Quyon kicked off its 150th anniversary celebrations over the weekend, with a history-themed trivia night at Gavan’s on Friday and the opening
“They’re not just a physical upgrade to our gym; they represent the growth, energy, and spirit of our entire school community,” said leadership student Jaycie
The Chapeau Recreation Association (RA) held its annual general meeting on Jan. 15 where a new team was chosen to lead the association through some
Just when you thought Christmas decorations were finally put away, the Ladysmith Recreation Committee (LRC) pulled them all back out again to celebrate Christmas in January on Saturday night. The committee set to work decking the halls last Tuesday in
The Western Quebec Literacy Council (WQLC) hosted its first board game afternoon at the Brauwerk Hoffman brewery in Campbell’s Bay Saturday afternoon to encourage literacy skills in less conventional ways than simply reading a book. “We’re not all suited to
The eighth annual Lumberjack Dinner was held on Friday, Jan. 24, at the Pontiac Conference Centre in Fort Coulonge. A fundraiser for the Chutes Coulonge Park, the sold-out event attracted over 200 people from both the Pontiac and eastern Ontario.
Joan Rusenstrom has been spending an awful lot of time with her 1970 Pontiac Protestant High School (PPHS) yearbook lately, which she recently dug out from a box in her basement, tracking down the names of her fellow classmates from
Residents and elected officials from the municipality gathered at the town’s RA centre on Jan. 23 to participate in a public consultation on how to make the town more resilient to the increasing impacts of climate change.
Alleyn and Cawood has refused to pay its 2024 municipal shares to the MRC because it believes it’s been charged on a flawed, over-inflated property evaluation. Now, the MRC is pursuing legal action to collect the money it’s owed.
Already feeling nostalgic for last year? Well you’re in luck, THE EQUITY’s 2024 Year in Review is here. In the third week of this annual roundup, we take a look back on some of the most memorable Pontiac stories from
The town of Quyon kicked off its 150th anniversary celebrations over the weekend, with a history-themed trivia night at Gavan’s on Friday and the opening of a 25-year-old time capsule at the Quyon United Church on Sunday.
“They’re not just a physical upgrade to our gym; they represent the growth, energy, and spirit of our entire school community,” said leadership student Jaycie Hodgins, who emceed the ribbon-cutting ceremony with classmate Allie Benoit in December.
The Chapeau Recreation Association (RA) held its annual general meeting on Jan. 15 where a new team was chosen to lead the association through some ambitious facility upgrades over the next year. President Karie Bissonnette-Sullivan stepped down and Christie Dennie
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