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Pontiac Council - evaluations to be reviewed?
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The monthly meeting of Pontiac municipal council was held on December 13, 2022 at 7:30 pm in the Luskville community centre. Only 8 members of the public attended. Councillor Laforest was absent

Pontiac Council - 18 contracts for private road maintenance 
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The monthly meeting of Pontiac municipal council was held on November 8 at 7:30 pm in the Luskville community centre. Only 10 members of the public attended

Chelsea Master Plan: development plan adopted
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October 4 was a big night for Chelsea Council.  It adopted the long-considered master plan to spell out the basic rules for development for many years.  What is the plan about?

Pontiac Council Report- three bylaws adopted at September meeting
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The monthly meeting of Pontiac municipal council was held September 13 at 7:30 pm in the Luskville community centre. Over 20 members of the public attended, several having questions about the private road bylaw.

Pontiac Council - draft private road bylaw amended
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The monthly meeting of Pontiac municipal council was held on 9 August 2022 at 7:30 pm in the Luskville community centre. At least 25 members of the public attended, several having questions about the private road bylaw.

Pontiac Council - private road saga continues
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The monthly meeting of Pontiac municipal council was held on May 10 at 7:30 pm in the Luskville community centre. Only 3 members of the public attended, including this reporter.

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Syria: Who Is To Blame?
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Burma on the Brink
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War: Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back?
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Moisson Outaouais Launches Expansion of its Facilities to Meet Growing Food Needs
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Gatineau's Audrey Leduc, Canada's national record holder in the 100 and 200 metres, opened her 2026 season with a second-place finish at the USATF Lone Star Grand Prix in Texas, the latest mark in a career that has carried the 27-year-old from a local track club to the Olympic stage. Photo: Courtesy of Audrey Leduc's Instagram page
Lightning Leduc, Gatineau's record-breaking sprinter
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Quebec marked World Elder Abuse Awareness Day with the province's senior centres positioned as a key defence against the mistreatment of older adults, even as the only survey measuring the problem dates to 2019 and the at-risk population keeps growing. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
Quebec senior centres pitched as a front-line guard against rising and rarely measured elder abuse
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From left to right, Ian Lafrenière, Deputy Premier, Minister of Internal Security, and Minister responsible for Relations with First Nations and Inuit, with Christian Belzil-Lacasse, who received a Citation of Honour. Photo: Daniel Jalbert
Outaouais CEGEP Teacher honoured for preventing classroom tragedy
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Marjorie Elizabeth Goodfellow, a Bishop's University alumna and lifelong Eastern Townships advocate, has left an estimated $2-million bequest to create a research chair in her name dedicated to the study of Quebec's English-speaking communities, unveiled by the university on June 12. Photo: Courtesy of Bishop’s University
Marjorie Goodfellow's final wish becomes a lasting home for English Quebec studies at Bishop's
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Partnership between the Outaouais Health Board and McGill University – Outaouais campus Renewed for five years
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