Pontiac GMF reports ‘much better outlook’ following Law 2 changes
January 12, 2026
While six Pontiac doctors had originally indicated plans to leave, only two are going through with it.
While six Pontiac doctors had originally indicated plans to leave, only two are going through with it.
A hospital is a community, especially in a small rural area where oftentimes it’s friends and neighbours who are in need of help. Like all
Some 100 people gathered outside the Pontiac Hospital on Sunday to protest Law 2.
There’s a new tool in place at the Pontiac Hospital that uses artificial intelligence to speed up blood sample analysis, thanks to more than $60,000
At the reception that followed Sunday’s unveiling of the newly named hospital wing, dozens of Dr. Potvin’s friends and family gathered to tell stories and
Outaouais doctors and healthcare advocates are concerned a provincial bill tabled in May, if adopted as law, will decrease the already low number of available
Local activism group Citizens of the Pontiac is hoping to raise $30,000 to pay Pontiac’s imaging technicians what the province isn’t and keep them from
While six Pontiac doctors had originally indicated plans to leave, only two are going through with it.
A hospital is a community, especially in a small rural area where oftentimes it’s friends and neighbours who are in need of help. Like all living things, a hospital is composed of many parts, all working together (hopefully) for the
Some 100 people gathered outside the Pontiac Hospital on Sunday to protest Law 2.
There’s a new tool in place at the Pontiac Hospital that uses artificial intelligence to speed up blood sample analysis, thanks to more than $60,000 from the Pontiac Community Hospital Foundation (PCHF). A new “CellaVision” brand blood analysis machine was
At the reception that followed Sunday’s unveiling of the newly named hospital wing, dozens of Dr. Potvin’s friends and family gathered to tell stories and reminisce about the mark he left on local health care.
Outaouais doctors and healthcare advocates are concerned a provincial bill tabled in May, if adopted as law, will decrease the already low number of available family doctors in this region. Bill 106 states its purpose is to improve access to
Local activism group Citizens of the Pontiac is hoping to raise $30,000 to pay Pontiac’s imaging technicians what the province isn’t and keep them from leaving for higher paying jobs in early September.
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