Hundreds turn out for Lions’ fundraiser in support of Morin, Frost families
June 29, 2026
The Pontiac Lions Club organized a full day of activities to raise money for the families of Steve Morin and Charlie Frost, two Campbell’s Bay
The Pontiac Lions Club organized a full day of activities to raise money for the families of Steve Morin and Charlie Frost, two Campbell’s Bay
On Friday morning, the parking lot of the Campbell’s Bay RA hall was filled with seniors for a barbecue lunch to celebrate the unveiling of
Students across the Pontiac performed in holiday concerts in the week prior to the Christmas break, after this newspaper’s last issue of the year had
Students and staff at St. John’s Elementary in Campbell’s Bay participated in the school’s annual Terry Fox run on Friday morning (Sept. 12). In what
Campbell’s Bay residents got a peek on Thursday at the plan its municipality hopes will increase the town’s resilience to climate change, improve road safety
The Pontiac Lions Club organized a full day of activities to raise money for the families of Steve Morin and Charlie Frost, two Campbell’s Bay residents who died tragically in a snowmobile accident in Mansfield this winter.
On Friday morning, the parking lot of the Campbell’s Bay RA hall was filled with seniors for a barbecue lunch to celebrate the unveiling of the town’s seniors activity schedule. The project is funded by the federal government’s new horizons
Students across the Pontiac performed in holiday concerts in the week prior to the Christmas break, after this newspaper’s last issue of the year had already been published. Here are just some moments from the performances at Onslow, St. John’s
Students and staff at St. John’s Elementary in Campbell’s Bay participated in the school’s annual Terry Fox run on Friday morning (Sept. 12). In what was at least the school’s twenty-fifth annual run according to principal Lorianne Bertrand, Grade 5
Campbell’s Bay residents got a peek on Thursday at the plan its municipality hopes will increase the town’s resilience to climate change, improve road safety and beautify its downtown core. The public consultation was the second hosted by CREDDO, the
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