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21-year-old from Campbell’s Bay nabbed for speeding, fleeing police

13 April 2022 à 12:00 am

Just after 6:15 a.m. this morning (April 13), Sûreté du Québec officers from the Campbell’s Bay detachment clocked a speeding vehicle eastbound on Hwy. 148 in Bristol. The driver refused to stop and a short chase ensued. Officers were able to stop the vehicle on Baird Road in Bristol and arrested the driver, a 21 […]


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Three winners in CHIP 101.9 colouring contest

13 April 2022 à 12:00 am

Updated on 13 September 2022 à 11:25 am

After a random draw among all the coloring pages received, Arielle Laporte, Aryanne Fortin and Mélodie Boisvert won the three big chocolate bunnies as part of this inaugural Easter contest. More than 300 children participated and is set to become an annual CHIP 101.9 tradition. Thanks to everyone who participated and Happy Easter to all. […]


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Tourisme Outouais celebrates 40th anniversary in Fort-Coulonge

13 April 2022 à 12:00 am

Tourisme Outaouais marked its 40th anniversary in the Pontiac yesterday, at the Café Downtown in Fort-Coulonge with many industry players in attendance. CHIP 101.9 spoke with Director General Julie Kinnear about the state of the tourism industry during the COVID-19 pandemic. “People are ready. So we are really optimistic for the summer season, people are […]


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Petition calls for sample collection at the Quyon CLSC

12 April 2022 à 12:00 am

A petition has been launched requesting that regional health authority CISSSO add a weekly sample collection service at the clinic (known by their French acronym CLSC) in Quyon. Dr. Ruth Vander Stelt is a physician that practices at the Quyon facility as well as the Pontiac Hospital in Shawville. She said that patients of the […]


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André Fortin underlines importance of CISSSO users committee for the Pontiac

12 April 2022 à 12:00 am

Updated on 22 November 2022 à 2:49 pm

During an interview regarding the petition to offer sample collection services at the Quyon CLSC, Pontiac MNA André Fortin commented on the current attempt by the regional health authority CISSSO to form a users and residents committee for the Pontiac region. He said that such committees are “extremely useful” in conveying the will of the […]


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COVID-19 vaccines available again this week at area pharmacies

12 April 2022 à 12:00 am

The provincial government has reversed its decision to reduce the amount that pharmacies are reimbursed for administering COVID-19 vaccines. As Marc Aufranc, the proprietor of the Familiprix pharmacy in Shawville told CHIP 101.9 last week, he was not able to administer vaccines after the government lowered the reimbursement per dose by $5, from $17.10 on […]


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Picanoc Road closed at kilometre 22.6

11 April 2022 à 12:00 am

MRC Pontiac has issued a press release warning motorists in the TNO Lac-Nigault region that the Picanoc Road is closed to traffic at kilometre 22.6 because of water on the road surface. “We ask that residents please avoid driving in this area,” the statement reads. “We apologize for the inconvenience and will keep you informed […]


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Two trainees from Belgium at l’École des Petit-Ponts discuss their experience in the Pontiac

11 April 2022 à 12:00 am

L’École des Petit-Ponts had benefitted from the arrival of three trainees from Belgium, who will be in the Pontiac for a period of approximately one month. Two of the three interns, Élise Dudant and Célie Renson, visited the CHIP 101.9 studios to discuss their experience at the Pavillon Saint-Anne on Île-du-Grand-Calumet and at l’Envolée in […]


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“Currently no flooding indicators of concern” according to ORRPB

11 April 2022 à 12:00 am

The Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board issued a press release on Friday (April 8) indicating that while the levels of the river are up due to the spring thaw, there are no signs indicating severe flooding at this time. The ORRPB acknowledges that there is a possibility of minor flooding in low-lying areas, but indicated […]


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Government reverses decision, pharmacies will once again receive $17 per patient vaccinated against COVID-19

8 April 2022 à 12:00 am

The government has reversed its decision to reduce the amount allocated to pharmacies for the vaccination against COVID-19. Some pharmacies, like Familiprix Marc Aufranc had told CHIP 101.9 that they would not be able to continue offering COVID-19 vaccinations after the government reduced its contribution by $5 for each patient. This decision was reversed and […]


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