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Pontiac Council - new equipment for public works
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Twelve residents attended the monthly council meeting on November 14 at the Luskville community centre, a recent record.

Pontiac Council Report; home composting will be compulsory
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Seven residents attended the monthly council meeting on October 10 at the Luskville community centre.

 Bartleman of Chelsea
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As the Outaouais region grapples with a significant teacher shortage, a major union has issued a warning, shedding light on the equally pressing issue of finding adequate support staff for the area's schools.

Pontiac Council Report - Country fair in October
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Only five residents attended the monthly council meeting on September 12 at the Luskville community centre.

Pontiac Council - bylaw on maintaining private roads passed
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Only seven residents attended the monthly council meeting on August 8 at the Luskville community centre. Jean Coté asked when work on ch Murray and rue de Clarendon would start. Mayor Roger Larose replied, "Not this year."

Chelsea Council: River access, booze, daycare, and housing dominate meeting
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It's all down hill from here, and not in a good way.  During Chelsea Council's question period on July 4, resident Molly Morse complained about what is happening to the pathway to Gatineau River at the end of Burnett Road.

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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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Cheese recalled in the Outaouais region due to a risk of contamination
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Shawarma Santé officially closed its doors after 22 years of service in Aylmer
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Un fromage rappelé en Outaouais en raison d’un risque de contamination
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A tragic weekend on West Quebec’s waterways
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Two Outaouais organizations, the Maison d'Hébergement Pour Elles Des Deux Vallées and Maison d'Ingrid, are adding a combined 29 second-stage shelter units for women and children fleeing domestic violence, part of a 13-project, 167-unit push by the federal and Quebec governments to close long-standing gaps in shelter capacity across the province. Photo: Courtesy
Outaouais gets 29 new shelter units for women fleeing violence
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A dead provincial bill that would have let Quebec fast-track major projects past local rules is still drawing fire in the Outaouais township of Low, where the fight over who controls development on local land has outlasted the legislation itself. Photo: Courtesy of the Municipality of Low
Why a small Outaouais township is still fighting a bill Quebec already abandoned
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