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More than 100 people attended a public forum held in opposition to the Energy from Waste project at the Campbell's Bay Rec Centre, March 2.
In a move toward renewable energy, during a recent council meeting, Kim Lesage, MRC director general, introduced a resolution initiating a call for interest for solar energy projects in the Pontiac, signaling the region's potential as a leader in solar...
In a significant shift for Quebec's cultural landscape, Mathieu Lacombe, the province's Minister of Culture and Communications, announced the termination of the "Espaces Bleus" network.
Culture Outaouais and the Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO) are celebrating a significant milestone for the Outaouais Regional Museum (MRO) project, as the Quebec government announces a $1.2 million grant for its development.
Tourism in Quebec is set to witness a transformative boost with the launch of the Tourism Growth Program (TGP), a strategic initiative by the Canadian government, delivered locally by Canada Economic Development (CED).
Outaouais residents discussed the past, present and future of Local Community Service Centres (CLSCs) at a virtual panel discussion hosted by health rights advocacy organization Action-Santé Outaouais (ASO) on February 20.
Following an investigation executed in recent months, the Service de police de la Ville de Gatineau arrested and seized a long list of items related to illicit cannabis trafficking after several searches in the Buckingham sector on February 15.
Quebec has joined the likes of Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Ontario, British Columbia, and Northwest Territories in formally recognizing perinatal bereavement annually on October 15.
The Fondation Santé Gatineau is proud to announce that the 21st annual Défi Ski Santé has surpassed all expectations, thanks to the exceptional generosity and commitment of the regional community.
From February 16 to 18, Gatineau Park transformed into a cross-country skiing paradise for the 46th edition of the Gatineau Loppet.
In a move that has sent ripples through the political landscape of Gatineau, Mayor France Bélisle announced her immediate resignation during a press conference held at 11 a.m. on February 22, 2024.
The Québec ami des Aînés (QADA) program is making a significant impact on the lives of seniors by addressing a wide range of needs through national, local, and regional projects.
On February 14, the Council of Ministers announced the appointment of four new members to the Council on the Status of Women for a four-year term.
The Municipality of Chelsea is calling on residents to participate in a crucial focus group aimed at shaping the future of recreation, sports, culture, and community life in the area.
Some voters in Gatineau will be able to cast their ballots online during the next municipal election in fall 2025. Gatineau is among 21 cities selected by Elections Quebec to take part in the pilot project designed to test e-voting...
In a recent development within Quebec's amateur sports community, Olivier Schingh-Gomez, the head coach of Polyvalente Nicolas-Gatineau's U18 Division 1 team, was dismissed from his position with the Gatineau Intrepid organization.
The Des Collines community got wild at the Centre Wakefield La Pêche and was able to surpass its goal for the fifth edition of the "Get into Bed with the Des Collines Health Foundation" masquerade.
Hydro-Québec is embarking on a substantial initiative to enhance the electricity service quality in the Outaouais region, with a focus on a distribution line that serves the municipalities of La Pêche, Low, and Alleyn-et-Cawood.
In the heart of the Outaouais region, a series of events during Suicide Prevention Week have vividly illustrated the collective commitment to mental health awareness and suicide prevention.
On Wednesday, January 24, Heritage College held its annual Winter Carnival. One of the main events featured was the Hide Tanning Workshop, facilitated by Tammy Cote.
Art enthusiasts and culture vultures are in for a treat as Galerie Old Chelsea presents a unique showcase of creativity and inclusivity, featuring the profound works of the art collective La Lanterne.