Calumet Island RA throws annual Saint-Jean bash
June 21, 2025
The Calumet Island RA’s Saint-Jean-Baptiste party had a little something for everyone, kicking the day off with a drum ceremony and some chair yoga, and
The Calumet Island RA’s Saint-Jean-Baptiste party had a little something for everyone, kicking the day off with a drum ceremony and some chair yoga, and
Bryson, Calumet Island, Campbell’s Bay and Litchfield municipalities will begin sharing fire services July 1.
Locals and visitors criss-crossed Calumet Island on Saturday during the fifth annual treasure hunt hosted by Groupe L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet in an event designed to celebrate the
Mike Lamothe doesn’t want the history of Calumet Island to get lost to time. The 83-year-old, who has lived on the island for roughly a
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
One year out from the next municipal election, scheduled for Nov. 2, 2025, THE EQUITY checked in with the 20 people who have been voted
On a nippy November afternoon, longtime Calumet Island resident Mike Lamothe pulled a small package out of a freshly dug hole in the garden behind
Calumet Island’s Golden Age Club was bumping with music and movement on Saturday afternoon as it welcomed members to try out new exercise equipment acquired
Lifelong Calumet Island resident Chantal Corriveau was elected to be the seat three councillor for that municipality in a Nov. 3 byelection. The seat became
Groupe L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet organized an educational treasure hunt for elementary students last Friday that helped them discover sites of historic and cultural importance on the island.
The Calumet Island RA’s Saint-Jean-Baptiste party had a little something for everyone, kicking the day off with a drum ceremony and some chair yoga, and wrapping it up with some live music and a fireworks show.
Bryson, Calumet Island, Campbell’s Bay and Litchfield municipalities will begin sharing fire services July 1.
Locals and visitors criss-crossed Calumet Island on Saturday during the fifth annual treasure hunt hosted by Groupe L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet in an event designed to celebrate the island’s rich history while drawing attention to its beauty. The hunt sent this year’s nine
Mike Lamothe doesn’t want the history of Calumet Island to get lost to time. The 83-year-old, who has lived on the island for roughly a half-century of his life, remembers a time when everybody on the island farmed, and everyone
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
One year out from the next municipal election, scheduled for Nov. 2, 2025, THE EQUITY checked in with the 20 people who have been voted in to lead the communities from Luskville to Rapides des Joachims, including the MRC Pontiac
On a nippy November afternoon, longtime Calumet Island resident Mike Lamothe pulled a small package out of a freshly dug hole in the garden behind his home. He unfurled the newspaper wrapping, revealing dozens of tiny potatoes inside. The 82-year-old
Calumet Island’s Golden Age Club was bumping with music and movement on Saturday afternoon as it welcomed members to try out new exercise equipment acquired with funds from Loisir Sport Outaouais. The money received was used to purchase exercise balls,
Lifelong Calumet Island resident Chantal Corriveau was elected to be the seat three councillor for that municipality in a Nov. 3 byelection. The seat became vacant after former councillor Pierre Jolicoeur passed away in July of this year. “They needed
Groupe L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet organized an educational treasure hunt for elementary students last Friday that helped them discover sites of historic and cultural importance on the island.
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