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Pontiac Council - Removing dangerous buildings
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The monthly council meeting was held on February 13 at the Luskville community centre at 7:30 pm. Eight residents were present. Councillors Amyotte and Allen were absent.

Pontiac Council - tax rate bylaw passed
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The monthly council meeting was held onJanuary 23 at the Luskville community centre at 7:30 pm. Only three residents attended.

Chelsea’s Valentine Present
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Valentine's Day came early to Chelsea Council.  For most of us, it occurs on February 14, but Council celebrated at their February 6 meeting.

Chelsea Mayor Highlights 2023
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The January 9 Chelsea Council meeting was the occasion for a lengthy report by Mayor Pierre Guénard, reviewing accomplishments and developments over the past year.

Brainstorming in Chelsea
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Connexions held a focus group session at La Fab in Chelsea on January 18.

Whiteduck Addresses Chelsea Council   
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Algonquin elder Gilbert Whiteduck was given a prominent place on the agenda of the Chelsea Council meeting on December 5.  He asked that Chelsea acknowledge that it sits on traditional unsurrendered and unceded Algonquin Anishinabeg territory.

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The AI Crash
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Trump: The Least Bad Outcome
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Today Tuvalu; Tomorrow the World
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The Quebec government has announced nearly $297,000 for Outaouais ATV clubs, with Hull MNA Suzanne Tremblay among the officials celebrating a grant that will fund trail maintenance, safety improvements, and equipment for a network spanning more than 33,000 kilometres across the province. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
Quebec backs Outaouais ATV clubs with nearly $297,000 for trails and safety
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Photo: Hugh with his prized motorcycle (VL) Photo: Courtesy

(left – right) Lorne Daley, Freddie Dixon, Hugh Scott, Charlie Kitts, Charlie Muldoon, and friends. Photo: taken at a Westboro Legion Jamboree Fundraiser c. 2008.
Remembering Hughie Scott (1940-2026)
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The Festival de l'Outaouais en Fête kicks off a $1.17 million provincial investment in twelve Outaouais festivals this summer and fall, celebrating its 50th edition among a regional calendar packed with music, sport, and culture. Photo: Yves Elou Légaré, Aylmer Bulletin Archives
Twelve Outaouais festivals share $1.17 million in provincial funding
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Outside of UQO soccer field on May 15 2026. Photo: Jude Osmond
Plans for a dome at the Université du Québec en Outaouais have been pushed back to November 2027
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Student-athlete award recipients at the 2026 Sport-Études Alliance annual gala. Photo: Iris Wei
Alliance Sport-Études Gala: Outaouais Athletes Shine
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Violence in schools: union denounces the situation
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