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The Outaouais Book Fair will return in full force in February 2026 with a deeply human theme: In Our Hands. From February 19 to 22, the Palais des congrès in Gatineau will transform into a true literary hub, bringing together authors, readers, booksellers, and writing enthusiasts to celebrate the power of words. Lisanne Rheault-Leblanc, co-executive […]

The Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa has unveiled its new activity calendar for the coming months! This is great news for families, science enthusiasts, and anyone looking to explore nature freshly. On the agenda are interactive workshops, captivating exhibitions, guided tours, and activities for all ages that showcase the richness of wildlife, plant life, […]

Every year, as the holiday season approaches, many people wonder: Do we have to work on December 25 or January 1? Are we entitled to anything extra? Good news — the answer is yes. According to the CNESST, both dates are recognized statutory holidays across the province. In practical terms, for most workers in Quebec, […]

The Alzheimer Society of Outaouais has officially launched its Matched Giving Campaign — a unique opportunity to multiply the impact of your contribution and make a direct difference for people living with neurocognitive disorders and their caregivers. Until January 30, 2026, every donation made to the Alzheimer Society of Outaouais will be matched dollar for […]

Looking for a unique getaway in the heart of nature? Several unconventional accommodations scattered throughout the region offer both comfort and relaxation. Some feature brand-new, distinctive mini-cabins. With their Scandinavian-inspired design, these cabins provide cozy, private spaces with views of the river. Ideal for a romantic escape or a family retreat, they allow guests to […]

The Christmas market, held annually at the Georges-Bryson Cultural Centre, once again brought together numerous local vendors, as well as hundreds of visitors who came to do their holiday shopping or meet Santa Claus in person. According to the event coordinator, Danelle Bourque, the goal is to create a festive holiday synergy through the market, […]

Google has released an emergency update for its Chrome browser following the discovery of thirteen security vulnerabilities, four of which are considered highly critical. These flaws affect PCs, Macs, and Linux computers, but do not impact mobile devices. Among the most serious issues is a type confusion vulnerability in the V8 engine, which can lead […]

The power outage situation in Upper Pontiac continues to affect several hundred residents. On Thursday, December 4, around twenty outages occurred throughout the day in this region of Pontiac. According to collected data, residents in the area experienced over 11 hours and 30 minutes without electricity. This brings the total number of outages since the […]

Warden of the MRC Pontiac, Jane Toller—recently re-elected in the November 2 election—announced that she has chosen Campbell’s Bay Mayor Raymond Pilon as Deputy Warden. The decision came as a surprise to some, since Sandra Armstrong, who previously held the position, was re-elected by acclamation. However, this should not be interpreted as a lack of […]

The organisation has released a survey revealing concerning data: one in five Canadians reports having driven under the influence of cannabis or ridden in a vehicle driven by someone who had consumed it. Despite this, Canadians remain highly aware of the risks, with 90% considering this type of driving a threat to their safety. In […]