Fourth-grader donates $500 to Hospital Foundation
April 24, 2026
The money came out of his earnings from selling his market lamb to Shawville Ford at last year’s fair.
The money came out of his earnings from selling his market lamb to Shawville Ford at last year’s fair.
The owner of Langford’s Grocery hopes to build an eight-unit apartment building next to his business.
A 3.9-magnitude earthquake was reported 20 kilometres northeast of Shawville just after 12:30 p.m. on Apr. 14.
This is the first season in some time that the Lions have fielded a U18BB team.
The man will be allowed to continue working at the restaurant as he completes his sentence.
On Dec. 19, the Shawville Pontiacs faced off at home against the North Dundas Rockets, the previous season’s league champions.
A faulty generator meant the full-day outage could not go ahead. Shawville’s planned outage is still set for Dec. 18.
CISSSO announced the new policy Dec. 9 to help curb the spread of respiratory diseases this flu season.
Commuters across the Pontiac were called upon to support those in need on Thursday morning, thanks to the work of an army of 49 volunteers
Some 100 people gathered outside the Pontiac Hospital on Sunday to protest Law 2.
The money came out of his earnings from selling his market lamb to Shawville Ford at last year’s fair.
The owner of Langford’s Grocery hopes to build an eight-unit apartment building next to his business.
A 3.9-magnitude earthquake was reported 20 kilometres northeast of Shawville just after 12:30 p.m. on Apr. 14.
This is the first season in some time that the Lions have fielded a U18BB team.
The man will be allowed to continue working at the restaurant as he completes his sentence.
On Dec. 19, the Shawville Pontiacs faced off at home against the North Dundas Rockets, the previous season’s league champions.
A faulty generator meant the full-day outage could not go ahead. Shawville’s planned outage is still set for Dec. 18.
CISSSO announced the new policy Dec. 9 to help curb the spread of respiratory diseases this flu season.
Commuters across the Pontiac were called upon to support those in need on Thursday morning, thanks to the work of an army of 49 volunteers who dedicated the early hours of the day to raising money for Bouffe Pontiac.
Some 100 people gathered outside the Pontiac Hospital on Sunday to protest Law 2.
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