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The Outaouais Auto Show 2026 hits the road in Gatineau
The Outaouais Auto Show 2026 will be held at the Complexe Branchaud‑Brière in Gatineau on April 10th, 2026, offering car enthusiasts a showcase of the latest trends and models in the automotive sector across the Outaouais region. The event attracts enthusiasts, families, and prospective buyers eager to explore a wide range of vehicles under one […]
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The 27th edition of the Outaouais Film Festival opens from April 9th to 19th
The Outaouais Film Festival will launch its 27th edition from April 9th to 19th, 2026, offering a rich and diverse international film program across several venues in the Gatineau region. Under the honorary presidency of France Castel, this edition will feature over 90 films from 38 countries, screened not only at Cinéma 9, but also […]
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Pamela Harvey identified after 47 Years of disappearance thanks to interprovincial collaboration
An investigation jointly conducted by the Sûreté du Québec, the Greater Sudbury Police Service (GSPS), the Quebec Coroner’s Office, and the Laboratory of Forensic Science and Legal Medicine (LSJML) has led to the identification of Pamela Harvey, who had been missing since 1978. Pamela Harvey, then 23 years old, was last seen in Sudbury, Ontario, […]
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A free Easter dinner at the Spruceholme Inn for those who will be alone
For the third year in a row, Jane Toller is hosting a dinner for people who would otherwise be alone. This time, the event will take place on Easter Monday, April 6th. Attendees can enjoy a free meal and live music in a festive atmosphere full of good times! Jane notes: The full interview with […]
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Centraide Outaouais and CHIP FM join forces for a 50/50 raffle benefiting the Pontiac
A new community-focused initiative is taking root in the Pontiac. Centraide Outaouais has partnered with CHIP FM, the local community radio station, to offer a 50/50 raffle, with all profits being fully donated to community organizations in the MRC. Through this partnership, funds raised from ticket sales—whether directly at the station or via a simple […]
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An ESSC group shines on the regional stage
It’s a tremendous source of pride for the region! A music group from École secondaire Sieur-de-Coulonge (ESSC) took top honours at the regional final of Secondaire en spectacle, held last night in Gatineau. Thanks to an outstanding performance, the young artists stood out among the best talents in the Outaouais, earning their place at the […]
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Training for caregivers in the Outaouais region
The Alzheimer Societies of Quebec are offering this spring a series of training activities for caregivers to help them better understand neurocognitive disorders and support their loved ones safely. Each module costs $35 and covers specific topics tailored to participants’ needs. The period following diagnosis This module helps caregivers understand neurocognitive disorders, risk factors, early […]
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Spring 2026: support groups for caregivers and people living with a neurocognitive disorder
Spring 2026 marks the return of support groups offered to caregivers and individuals living with a neurocognitive disorder. These safe and welcoming spaces allow everyone to feel heard, understood, and supported. The regular groups are intended for caregivers who wish to share their experiences, better understand the challenges associated with neurocognitive disorders, and receive practical […]
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Canada Post could soon end home delivery
The Crown corporation is accelerating a transformation plan requested by Ottawa, aimed at adapting its services to the steadily declining volume of letters and avoiding a financial burden on taxpayers. The project, already under discussion for several months, envisions a gradual shift toward community mailboxes, as are already seen in some regions. However, unions are […]
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Fire prevention: outdoor fire pits properly regulated in the MRC of Pontiac
With the arrival of spring, many residents of the MRC of Pontiac are once again enjoying their outdoor fire pits. But caution is needed: to ensure safety and compliance, specific rules must be followed. Outdoor fire pits must be equipped with a spark guard with openings no larger than one centimeter, placed on a stable […]
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