Alleyn and Cawood wants access to Pontiac schools
June 2, 2025
There are no school buses connecting the community to Pontiac high schools. A new committee is hoping to change this.
There are no school buses connecting the community to Pontiac high schools. A new committee is hoping to change this.
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
Sec. 5 student Seth Martin was recognized for an article he wrote about the importance of student government.
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.
When Vicki Benoit was nearing retirement from three decades in healthcare, she knew she needed something new to fill her time, but was not quite
Twenty-three Pontiac entrepreneurs from across the region gathered in Fort Coulonge Saturday for the second annual Pontiac Business Expo, organized by the Centre de loisir
The Fort Coulonge Golden Age Club was packed Saturday night for the club’s first sea pie supper since the group lowered its minimum age for
Four women in Pontiac municipal politics gathered on Apr. 30 to discuss their experiences and answer questions from other women curious about running for local
The Pontiac Tourism Association (PTA) announced the upcoming launch of a new website at its annual general meeting Apr. 30 at Café Downtown in Fort
Sophie Chatel will be representing this riding on Parliament Hill for a second term, winning over half the vote.
There are no school buses connecting the community to Pontiac high schools. A new committee is hoping to change this.
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.
Sec. 5 student Seth Martin was recognized for an article he wrote about the importance of student government.
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.
When Vicki Benoit was nearing retirement from three decades in healthcare, she knew she needed something new to fill her time, but was not quite sure what. Last summer, she decided to try growing lavender, and with the help of
Twenty-three Pontiac entrepreneurs from across the region gathered in Fort Coulonge Saturday for the second annual Pontiac Business Expo, organized by the Centre de loisir des Draveurs arena committee.Business owners spent the day networking with other entrepreneurs and potential customers
The Fort Coulonge Golden Age Club was packed Saturday night for the club’s first sea pie supper since the group lowered its minimum age for members from 65 to 50 years old this past summer. Secretary and treasurer Rosalie Boucher
Four women in Pontiac municipal politics gathered on Apr. 30 to discuss their experiences and answer questions from other women curious about running for local office in the next municipal elections. The panel, called En route vers ma première campagne
The Pontiac Tourism Association (PTA) announced the upcoming launch of a new website at its annual general meeting Apr. 30 at Café Downtown in Fort Coulonge that it hopes will increase visibility for local businesses. President Emma Judd said the
Sophie Chatel will be representing this riding on Parliament Hill for a second term, winning over half the vote.
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