Santa parades across the Pontiac
December 6, 2025
Families across the Pontiac bundled up to greet Santa Claus on one of his many stops across the region over the weekend, kicking things off
Families across the Pontiac bundled up to greet Santa Claus on one of his many stops across the region over the weekend, kicking things off
Hordes of well-bundled children braved the cold and crowded the sidewalks of Shawville’s Main Street on Saturday just after sunset to catch a glimpse of
The newly elected council of mayors held its first public meeting on Nov. 26, with eight fresh faces at the table joining the 10 mayors
December is not yet here, but the Golden Age club in Fort-Coulonge was full of Christmas cheer on Saturday night for the club’s annual Christmas
A decades-old sporting tradition is once again underway in the Pontiac. On Nov. 20, senior boys’ and girls’ volleyball teams from all three Pontiac high
Well, it’s all over but the crying, and even that’s started to die out. The elections on Nov. 2 came and went and there’s a
On Wednesday evening, the Carrefour jeunesse-emploi du Pontiac held a 5 à 7 at Café Downtown in Fort-Coulonge to welcome newcomers to the region. Nicky
Two-term MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was among the five incumbent leaders to win another four years on Sunday.
Pierre Cyr was born in Montreal and worked for 27 years with NAV Canada, serving as an air traffic controller, investigator, and security analyst in
Bryson hosts Halloween boogie Patro hosts spooky halloween party Le Patro de Fort-Coulonge/Mansfield hosted a spooktacular Halloween party for all ages at the Knights of
Families across the Pontiac bundled up to greet Santa Claus on one of his many stops across the region over the weekend, kicking things off in Danford Lake on Saturday morning, and ending in Chapeau on Sunday afternoon.
Hordes of well-bundled children braved the cold and crowded the sidewalks of Shawville’s Main Street on Saturday just after sunset to catch a glimpse of Santa Claus himself as he made his way through town in the annual Santa Claus
The newly elected council of mayors held its first public meeting on Nov. 26, with eight fresh faces at the table joining the 10 mayors who were re-elected. Campbell’s Bay mayor Raymond Pilon was named pro-warden by warden Jane Toller,
December is not yet here, but the Golden Age club in Fort-Coulonge was full of Christmas cheer on Saturday night for the club’s annual Christmas dinner. Eighty hungry members of the public were treated to a turkey dinner with all
A decades-old sporting tradition is once again underway in the Pontiac. On Nov. 20, senior boys’ and girls’ volleyball teams from all three Pontiac high schools as well as Maniwaki and Gracefield spent Thursday facing off against each other in
Well, it’s all over but the crying, and even that’s started to die out. The elections on Nov. 2 came and went and there’s a new slate of eight mayors along with 10 incumbents headed to the MRC Pontiac council
On Wednesday evening, the Carrefour jeunesse-emploi du Pontiac held a 5 à 7 at Café Downtown in Fort-Coulonge to welcome newcomers to the region. Nicky Mahamba, an employee with the Carrefour’s Place aux Jeunes program, explained that the evening was
Two-term MRC Pontiac warden Jane Toller was among the five incumbent leaders to win another four years on Sunday.
Pierre Cyr was born in Montreal and worked for 27 years with NAV Canada, serving as an air traffic controller, investigator, and security analyst in Sept-Îles, Rimouski, and Gatineau. After moving to the Outaouais, Cyr discovered Fort-Coulonge, where he settled
Bryson hosts Halloween boogie Patro hosts spooky halloween party Le Patro de Fort-Coulonge/Mansfield hosted a spooktacular Halloween party for all ages at the Knights of Columbus hall on Saturday. The hall was decked out with spooky Halloween decor, and there
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