Fiery car crash sends man to hospital
October 18, 2025
One man was sent to hospital with life-threatening injuries after his vehicle went off the road engulfed in flames on Rte. 301 Saturday morning. The
One man was sent to hospital with life-threatening injuries after his vehicle went off the road engulfed in flames on Rte. 301 Saturday morning. The
Public security coordinator Julien Gagnon presented data that makes a strong case for sharing fire services between municipalities.
Roger Peter Lafond became the municipality’s next mayor after brother-in-law Joe Lance dropped out of the race.
These interviews with candidates in Shawville, Bristol and Clarendon are the first in a series of mayoral candidate interviews THE EQUITY will publish over the
SOPFEU says the fire danger risk will remain extreme across the region into the weekend.
The small community living in the TNO near chemin Picanoc is not currently covered by any municipal fires services.
On Sunday afternoon, the Campbell’s Bay-Litchfield Fire Department held a meet and greet for the public to discuss the recent fusion of their fire services
Upcoming fire service meetings and solar development challenges were also discussed at the monthly council meeting.
Police say the single-vehicle crash that occurred the night of Aug. 23 in Shawville was likely caused by speeding.
The municipality is looking at ways to save costs, while ensuring best fire response times across its territory.
One man was sent to hospital with life-threatening injuries after his vehicle went off the road engulfed in flames on Rte. 301 Saturday morning. The accident occurred on the west side of the highway just north of Portage-du-Fort. Campbell’s Bay-Litchfield
Public security coordinator Julien Gagnon presented data that makes a strong case for sharing fire services between municipalities.
Roger Peter Lafond became the municipality’s next mayor after brother-in-law Joe Lance dropped out of the race.
These interviews with candidates in Shawville, Bristol and Clarendon are the first in a series of mayoral candidate interviews THE EQUITY will publish over the coming weeks.
SOPFEU says the fire danger risk will remain extreme across the region into the weekend.
The small community living in the TNO near chemin Picanoc is not currently covered by any municipal fires services.
On Sunday afternoon, the Campbell’s Bay-Litchfield Fire Department held a meet and greet for the public to discuss the recent fusion of their fire services with those in Bryson and L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet. Fire Chief Kevin Kluke said that the agreement with
Upcoming fire service meetings and solar development challenges were also discussed at the monthly council meeting.
Police say the single-vehicle crash that occurred the night of Aug. 23 in Shawville was likely caused by speeding.
The municipality is looking at ways to save costs, while ensuring best fire response times across its territory.
Unfortunately, Meta (Facebook’s parent company) has blocked the sharing of news content in Canada. Normally, you would not be able to share links from The Equity, but if you copy the link below, Facebook won’t block you!
Thanks for visiting! Support quality local journalism by subscribing to The Equity today or register for free and get access to a limited number of articles each and every month.
Already subscribed? Click here to log in.