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After many years of advocacy from residents and local politicians in the Upper Pontiac, Hydro-Québec is finally making plans to upgrade the region’s electricity grid.
While the Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board says spring runoff in the northern part of the basin remains very high, some municipalities along the river
Sophie Chatel will be representing this riding on Parliament Hill for a second term, winning over half the vote.
A friend of the homeowners is raising money to help them buy a trailer to use as a temporary home.
The Pontiac syndicate of the Union des producteurs agricoles (UPA) had a lively debate about increasing union dues before it could officially begin its 2025
Four Pontiac municipalities are taking a new approach to community project development this year, one that will see greater participation and input from the municipalities’
Levels between Fort Coulonge and Aylmer are expected to stabilize over the coming week.
They are among 30,000 people across Canada recognized for their community service.
Already feeling nostalgic for last year? In the fourth and final week of THE EQIUTY’s Year in Review, we take a look back on some
One year out from the next municipal election, THE EQUITY checked in with the 20 people who have been voted in to lead the communities
After many years of advocacy from residents and local politicians in the Upper Pontiac, Hydro-Québec is finally making plans to upgrade the region’s electricity grid.
While the Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board says spring runoff in the northern part of the basin remains very high, some municipalities along the river are breathing a sigh of relief as rising flood levels seem to be stabilizing, and
Sophie Chatel will be representing this riding on Parliament Hill for a second term, winning over half the vote.
A friend of the homeowners is raising money to help them buy a trailer to use as a temporary home.
The Pontiac syndicate of the Union des producteurs agricoles (UPA) had a lively debate about increasing union dues before it could officially begin its 2025 annual general assembly on Mar. 27. The meeting’s start was delayed by about 40 minutes
Four Pontiac municipalities are taking a new approach to community project development this year, one that will see greater participation and input from the municipalities’ residents. The initiative, called “participatory budgeting,” will invite community members in Otter Lake, Allumette Island,
Levels between Fort Coulonge and Aylmer are expected to stabilize over the coming week.
They are among 30,000 people across Canada recognized for their community service.
Already feeling nostalgic for last year? In the fourth and final week of THE EQIUTY’s Year in Review, we take a look back on some of the most memorable Pontiac stories from October, November and December.
One year out from the next municipal election, THE EQUITY checked in with the 20 people who have been voted in to lead the communities across the Pontiac.
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