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CHIP AGM 101.9 tonight
Pontiac Community Radio (CHIP 101.9) will hold its annual general meeting tonight. In an interview with CHIP 101.9, the Chair of the Station’s Board of Directors, Diane Grenier, explained the main questions that will be presented during the meeting. The CHIP 101,9 AGM will take place on December 20th at the Salle de l’Âge d’or […]
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A boil advisory is in effect for Campbell’s Bay
The Municipality of Campbell’s Bay has issued a interruption notice due to a waterline break near the Highway 148. The affected residents are between Highway 148 and Hayes Rd, houses 1207 to 1287. As a preventive measure, when the water is restored, the municipality is asking its residents to boil their water for at least […]
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Greta Schultz and Mathew Kluke found
The two individuals, Greta Schultz and Mathew Kluke, that the Sûreté du Québec have been looking for were found yesterday evening (Wednesday, December 19th). The Gracefield couple had been missing since December 14th and were last seen in the Pontiac in October. According to the SQ, they each made contact with the members of their […]
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By-election in Portage-du-Fort postponed
CHIP 101.9 learned that the by-election in Portage-du-Fort, which was originally suppose to take place on December 16th, has been postponed to March 3rd, 2019. This election must be held as a result of Allan Farrell leaving the #6 municipal council seat vacant in October.
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Last Regional Council of mayors meeting before 2019
The mayors of the MRC met last night for the last time before 2019. Many items were discussed during the meeting, such as the hiring of a new Director of Economic Development, the 2019 budget and the Youth Council that will be meeting for the first time on January 21 in 2019. All of which […]
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Meeting with LiveWell: Postponed
Last night, in a media debrief after the Regional Council of mayors meeting, the warden of the MRC, Jane Toller, said that the meeting that she hoped would take place yesterday between the mayors of the MRC, including the Warden, and a representative of LiveWell Foods Canada was postponed: More information in regards to LiveWell […]
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Regional Council of Mayors of the MRC tonight
Tonight, Wednesday, December 19th, the regional Council of mayors will meet for the last time in 2018, like usual at 6:30, in the room Elsie Gibbons, in Campbell’s Bay. Today, the elected officials of the MRC including the Warden, Jane Toller, met with the leaders of LiveWell, the company that intends to establish a research […]
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Farmland valuation increases: Isle-aux-Allumettes Farmer sees his land value “almost triple”
Some farmers have complained about the increase in their land value. This is the case, among others, of David Gillespie, who recently gave an interview to the Journal de Montreal, where he said he was rethinking the future of his farm. He gave more details to CHIP 101,9 : The full interview with David Gillespie […]
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PONTIAC Voice calls for the resignation of CISSSO DG
The Voix du PONTIAC-PONTIAC Voice group showed their support for the elected officials of la Vallée-de-la-Gatineau, Santé Outaouais and of other Outaouais stakeholders, for requesting the resignation of the current administrators of the CISSSO, in particular the current director, Jean Hébert. According to the group, “Jean Hébert and his team blindly imposed the reform of […]
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Fort-Coulonge: more details on the waste collection service
The Municipality of Fort-Coulonge has recently purchased a new truck to ensure the collections of the municipalities’ own garbage and recyclables from now on. The mayor of the municipality of Fort-Coulonge, Gaston Allard, explains the reasons for this decision: On his Facebook, Gaston Allard wrote that Raymond Charette has been hired to drive the new […]
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