RCMP Musical Ride draws thousands in Shawville
June 1, 2025
Over 2,000 people attended the RCMP Musical Ride at the Shawville fairgrounds on Sunday, hosted by the Pontiac Agricultural Society.
Over 2,000 people attended the RCMP Musical Ride at the Shawville fairgrounds on Sunday, hosted by the Pontiac Agricultural Society.
A two-vehicle accident occurred on Highway 148 at the intersection with Highway 303 South on Tuesday morning, sending the driver of one car to hospital.
Visitors of the New Hope Christian Fellowship Church in Shawville gathered after Sunday’s service for a ceremony to celebrate the completion of the church’s recent
Forty-three years after Shawville’s Victoria Avenue High School (VAHS) closed, nearly 200 former students gathered to celebrate the short-lived but long-loved school.
New funding coming from the MRC Pontiac will help the abattoir bring in needed expertise. Meanwhile, the MRC says the AgriSaveur kitchen should be open
Shawville’s Chateau Du Dollar Plus owner Amreen Akhtar welcomed loyal customers at her store’s grand opening at its new location in the old Stedmans building
The Pontiac Forest Products Producers Board says lack of members and local mills has put its future into question.
The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) is asking the public’s assistance in two seperate cases, according to press releases published at the beginning of March. In
In what was the Pontiac High School rugby program’s first international trip, players traveled to Charleston, South Carolina last week to face off against some
The Pontiac Museum has restored and digitized a box of old glass plate negatives captured by Shawville photographer Harry
Imison about one hundred years
Over 2,000 people attended the RCMP Musical Ride at the Shawville fairgrounds on Sunday, hosted by the Pontiac Agricultural Society.
A two-vehicle accident occurred on Highway 148 at the intersection with Highway 303 South on Tuesday morning, sending the driver of one car to hospital. Shawville-Clarendon fire chief Lee Laframboise said the department was called to respond to an accident
Visitors of the New Hope Christian Fellowship Church in Shawville gathered after Sunday’s service for a ceremony to celebrate the completion of the church’s recent renovations. “There’s no part of the old building that hasn’t in some way been renovated
Forty-three years after Shawville’s Victoria Avenue High School (VAHS) closed, nearly 200 former students gathered to celebrate the short-lived but long-loved school.
New funding coming from the MRC Pontiac will help the abattoir bring in needed expertise. Meanwhile, the MRC says the AgriSaveur kitchen should be open early this summer.
Shawville’s Chateau Du Dollar Plus owner Amreen Akhtar welcomed loyal customers at her store’s grand opening at its new location in the old Stedmans building Saturday morning, two blocks west of its former location.
The Pontiac Forest Products Producers Board says lack of members and local mills has put its future into question.
The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) is asking the public’s assistance in two seperate cases, according to press releases published at the beginning of March. In a Mar. 6 release, the SQ requested assistance identifying two individuals linked to an instance
In what was the Pontiac High School rugby program’s first international trip, players traveled to Charleston, South Carolina last week to face off against some of the state’s top high school talent.
The Pontiac Museum has restored and digitized a box of old glass plate negatives captured by Shawville photographer Harry
Imison about one hundred years ago. Now, the museum wants your help identifying the faces which, until recently, had been
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