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Chelsea appeals to Supreme Court against National Capital Commission
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Pontiac Council – staffing changes and planning
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The monthly council meeting was held on May 14 at the Breckenridge community hall at 7:30 pm. A few residents were present.

Chelsea Loses Tax Case
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Chelsea has gone to defeat at the hands of the National Capital Commission (NCC).  On May 6, a unanimous Court of Appeals panel found for the NCC in a property tax-related dispute.

Pontiac Council Report: Day camp staff hired
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The monthly council meeting was held on April 9 at the Luskville community centre at 7:30 pm. A few residents were present.

Back to the Docks                                                     
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It was SRO at the Chelsea Council meeting on April 12.  The reason for the crowd?  Two reasons.  The docks bylaw was scheduled to come into effect on April 15. 

Pontiac Council - four new bylaws adopted
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The monthly council meeting was held on March 12 at the Luskville community centre at 7:30 pm. Four residents were present. Councillor McCann was absent.

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Somaliland: Mixed Motives
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Sudan: Civil War and Partition?
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What Happened to Latin America?
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A cluster of spiny water fleas found on a fishing line. Photo: Carolane Riopel-Leduc
Spiny Water Fleas Gaining Ground in the Gatineau River
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First Councillor's Breakfast to Benefit the Lièvre Food Bank
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Quebec Elections: PQ leads as campaign kicks off
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The investment includes $20 million for the development of the future museum, as well as $890,000 to support its organizational needs over the next two years. Photo: Courtesy of the City of Gatineau.
Nearly $21 million to proceed with the Outaouais Regional Museum
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Legionnaires' disease cases in Aylmer have risen to 15 since June 19, more than double the region's usual yearly total, and Santé Québec Outaouais is urging residents to watch for symptoms while investigators work to trace the source. Photo: Courtesy of Health Canada
Legionnaires' disease cases climb to 15 in Aylmer as health officials search for the source
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The Outaouais depends on federal government jobs more than any other region in Quebec, and a report from the Observatoire du développement de l'Outaouais warns this reliance is now a serious liability as Ottawa carries out its deepest public service cuts in years. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
The Outaouais leans hardest on government jobs, and the ground is shifting
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