The Wizards of Awe
May 22, 2025
The Corriveau School of Dance’s annual show saw over 100 dancers from ages two to 34 take the stage at École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge last week
The Corriveau School of Dance’s annual show saw over 100 dancers from ages two to 34 take the stage at École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge last week
After many years of advocacy from residents and local politicians in the Upper Pontiac, Hydro-Québec is finally making plans to upgrade the region’s electricity grid.
People looking to eat a home-cooked meal within view of Mansfield’s historic red bridge will now be able to do so at the town’s newest
While the Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board says spring runoff in the northern part of the basin remains very high, some municipalities along the river
Tuesday evening’s violent winds left thousands of Pontiac residents without power for almost 24 hours, some for longer. While most have been reconnected to the
On Tuesday, Apr. 15, THE EQUITY hosted a conversation with the five candidates hoping to secure Pontiac-Kitigan Zibi votes in Monday’s election. If you missed
Fort Coulonge’s new women’s hockey team, the Pontiac Meteors, hosted its first all-women hockey tournament on Saturday, less than four months after Lisa Soucie first
Five candidates are running to represent the residents of the Pontiac-Kitigan Zibi riding on Parliament Hill. Catch up on who they are and what they
The board says while last weekend’s rain and warmer temperatures may cause a temporary rise in river levels, current conditions do not indicate a likelihood
A sea of green descended on Gavan’s Hotel Sunday afternoon in Quyon for the first of this year’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in the Pontiac.
The Corriveau School of Dance’s annual show saw over 100 dancers from ages two to 34 take the stage at École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge last week for three sold-out performances. This year’s theme was The Wizard of Oz.
After many years of advocacy from residents and local politicians in the Upper Pontiac, Hydro-Québec is finally making plans to upgrade the region’s electricity grid.
People looking to eat a home-cooked meal within view of Mansfield’s historic red bridge will now be able to do so at the town’s newest restaurant, the Terrace du Pont Rouge, which opened its doors Saturday.
While the Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board says spring runoff in the northern part of the basin remains very high, some municipalities along the river are breathing a sigh of relief as rising flood levels seem to be stabilizing, and
Tuesday evening’s violent winds left thousands of Pontiac residents without power for almost 24 hours, some for longer. While most have been reconnected to the grid, the clean up of the wreckage the storm caused will be a much longer
On Tuesday, Apr. 15, THE EQUITY hosted a conversation with the five candidates hoping to secure Pontiac-Kitigan Zibi votes in Monday’s election. If you missed the event, you can catch up on the highlights or watch the full conversation here.
Fort Coulonge’s new women’s hockey team, the Pontiac Meteors, hosted its first all-women hockey tournament on Saturday, less than four months after Lisa Soucie first began inviting Pontiac women to join her on the ice. Players from Gatineau to Chapeau
Five candidates are running to represent the residents of the Pontiac-Kitigan Zibi riding on Parliament Hill. Catch up on who they are and what they care about here.
The board says while last weekend’s rain and warmer temperatures may cause a temporary rise in river levels, current conditions do not indicate a likelihood of significant spring flooding. But this could change.
A sea of green descended on Gavan’s Hotel Sunday afternoon in Quyon for the first of this year’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in the Pontiac. Music, beer and Irish cheer were on full display in the packed dining room for
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