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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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The United States: Things to Come
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Three Months Later: Where Are Iran’s Fabled Nukes?
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No ‘New World Order’
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La Fab sur Mill in Chelsea opens two new exhibitions on May 9, where Claire Huneault's atmospheric fine art prints of roses in bloom share the season with Judy Mason's intricate punch needle textiles. Photo: Courtesy
La Fab sur Mill brings textiles and photography to Chelsea this May
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Family enjoying their time at the Buvette, dinette & steppettes event while listening to the live music on Wednesday, May 27, 2026. Photo: Jude Osmond
Drinks, Dine & Dance: Festive Wednesdays Bring Old Hull to Life
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Robert Bussière, who broke a six-decade Liberal hold on Gatineau when he won it for the CAQ in 2018, has announced he will not seek a fourth term and will retire from politics this fall after more than 36 years in public life. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
Gatineau's Robert Bussière calls it a career
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The Papineau MRC has committed up to $100,000 to prepare a brief opposing mining, escalating a years-long campaign that the Regroupement de protection des lacs de la Petite-Nation has helped lead against a graphite exploration boom in the region, capped last summer when residents in five northern Petite-Nation municipalities voted nearly 95 per cent against the proposed La Loutre mine. Photo: Courtesy of the RPLPN (Group for the Protection of Lakes of the Petite-Nation) Facebook page
Papineau mayors back their mining stand with up to $100,000
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Lynn Ladouceur and Véronique Beaudry receiving their awards. Photo: Screenshot from the official Lord Aylmer Home and School Facebook page
Two Lord Aylmer Home and School Association members honoured by Quebec federation
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Kebaowek First Nation and the youth group World-Changing Kids held an online public event on May 28, featuring a child-led presentation against the proposed Chalk River nuclear waste facility, as the two groups push a House of Commons petition opposing the project. (TF) Photo: Screenshot of the Kebaowek First Nation and the youth group World-Changing Kids webinar, May 28, 2026.
Kebaowek First Nation and World-Changing Kids enlist youth in Chalk River nuclear waste fight
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