Woman urges Thorne to think twice on first responders
April 27, 2026
After waiting 45 minutes for an ambulance, a Thorne resident says first responders are needed more than ever.
After waiting 45 minutes for an ambulance, a Thorne resident says first responders are needed more than ever.
Washouts are on chemin Bois-Franc at km 54 and on the Lockwell Lake Access Road.
More than 100 support staff leave Montreal school board due tosecularism law Montreal’s biggest school board, the Centre de services scolaire de Montréal (CSSDM), has
Municipal officials say Monday’s Ottawa River level was already at the 108.6 m that was previously predicted by the river’s planning board for Tuesday.
The union representing the majority of MRC Pontiac employees has denounced the abrupt end to teleworking, as well as the lack of communication from MRC
Lac Coulonge water levels are expected to rise to 108.40 by Monday, but this could change depending on rainfall. The major flood level is set
At the MRC Pontiac council of mayors meeting on Apr. 16 it was announced that starting Apr. 20, there would be additional buses travelling between
The owner of Langford’s Grocery hopes to build an eight-unit apartment building next to his business.
In late March, MRC Pontiac launched a call for structuring projects for the fonds de regions and rurality (FRR) streams two and three for 2026.
The closure of the provincial wildlife protection office in Campbell’s Bay is raising concerns about weakening on-the-ground enforcement across the Pontiac region. The office closed
After waiting 45 minutes for an ambulance, a Thorne resident says first responders are needed more than ever.
Washouts are on chemin Bois-Franc at km 54 and on the Lockwell Lake Access Road.
More than 100 support staff leave Montreal school board due tosecularism law Montreal’s biggest school board, the Centre de services scolaire de Montréal (CSSDM), has lost more than 100 support staff after they refused to comply with the province’s new
Municipal officials say Monday’s Ottawa River level was already at the 108.6 m that was previously predicted by the river’s planning board for Tuesday.
The union representing the majority of MRC Pontiac employees has denounced the abrupt end to teleworking, as well as the lack of communication from MRC elected officials to affected staff regarding this policy. The change was announced at the MRC
Lac Coulonge water levels are expected to rise to 108.40 by Monday, but this could change depending on rainfall. The major flood level is set at 108.50 at that location, only a few notches higher than this weekend’s expected levels.
At the MRC Pontiac council of mayors meeting on Apr. 16 it was announced that starting Apr. 20, there would be additional buses travelling between the Pontiac and Gatineau. The service will be provided by TransCollines, which currently operates the
The owner of Langford’s Grocery hopes to build an eight-unit apartment building next to his business.
In late March, MRC Pontiac launched a call for structuring projects for the fonds de regions and rurality (FRR) streams two and three for 2026. The FRR is a fund distributed by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH)
The closure of the provincial wildlife protection office in Campbell’s Bay is raising concerns about weakening on-the-ground enforcement across the Pontiac region. The office closed at the start of March after Quebec’s environment ministry chose not to renew its lease
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