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Chelsea Mayor Pierre Guénard

Welcoming Chelsea 150

Chelsea Changes Waste Rules

Chelsea Council Ends the Year

Dominic Labrie

Chelsea Capital Plan in Question

Chelsea Prepares for 150th

Chelsea Slams Province on Health and Social Services

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Death Rattle of a Superpower?

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Émilie Salesse Gauthier, the ADEQ representative for the Outaouais region, enjoying time at the annual Not Back to School Picnic on September 3. Photo: Jude Osmond

Over 50 families gather for homeschooling picnic as Quebec election kicks off

Quebec's access to information commission, led by president Me Lise Girard, has tabled a 2026 five-year report urging a deep overhaul of the province's outdated access and privacy laws for the AI era, with 74 recommendations now headed to a parliamentary committee. Photo: Courtesy of the report: Transparence et vie privée : protéger la démocratie à l'ère numérique

Quebec watchdog urges deep overhaul of aging access and privacy laws for the digital age

Alexandre Van Dieren, Geneviève Latulippe and Lélia Bâcle-Mainguy at the inauguration of the Outaouais Express on Wednesday, September 2. Photo: Jude Osmond

All aboard: Tourisme Outaouais unveils Outaouais Express

Facing a 75 per cent surge in applications, Cégep Heritage College in Gatineau cannot admit more students because Quebec's Law 14 caps enrolment at the province's English colleges, leaving Director General Lisa Peldjak to question where a growing Outaouais population will pursue post-secondary education. Photo: Courtesy of Cégep Heritage College

Demand for English college in Outaouais collides with Quebec's Law 14

UniGym Gatineau will be cutting the ribbon on its new gym at Galeries Aylmer on Saturday, September 12. Photo: Courtesy

UniGym Gatineau: New gymnastics hall launched as school returns

In the Angers district, collection will take place on September 16, while in the Plateau district, it will be on September 17 and 18. Photo: Courtesy of the City of Gatineau

Clothing Collection Returns to Two Gatineau Neighbourhoods

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