Bouffe food drive raises $12K
December 5, 2025
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
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 board estimates the waiting time for the part is eight weeks.
An owner of Lello’s Pizza & Shawarma was found guilty of sexual assault against a former female employee.
Friday night’s Pontiacs home game was also a special night dedicated to the Shawville Lions minor hockey players, who were there in hoards cheering the
For the first time in many years, the club’s senior square dancers are joining the roster of members heading to the crown jewel of fairs
Some 50 Jays fans turned out to cheer on the team in Game 7 at the watch party hosted by the Shawville RA on Saturday
Friday’s rain didn’t get between Batman and his mission to keep Pontiac children safe this Halloween.
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
Some 300 students spent Thursday morning running for the cause.
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.
The board estimates the waiting time for the part is eight weeks.
An owner of Lello’s Pizza & Shawarma was found guilty of sexual assault against a former female employee.
Friday night’s Pontiacs home game was also a special night dedicated to the Shawville Lions minor hockey players, who were there in hoards cheering the Pontiacs on to their 8-3 win over Arnprior.
For the first time in many years, the club’s senior square dancers are joining the roster of members heading to the crown jewel of fairs over the next couple of weeks.
Some 50 Jays fans turned out to cheer on the team in Game 7 at the watch party hosted by the Shawville RA on Saturday night. The final game of the World Series had the crowd pacing, shouting, and occasionally
Friday’s rain didn’t get between Batman and his mission to keep Pontiac children safe this Halloween.
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.
Some 300 students spent Thursday morning running for the cause.
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