Author: Véronique Boulianne
The Alzheimer Society Outaouais and the Bien Chez Soi team have entered into a partnership agreement aimed at improving support for people living with neurocognitive disorders, as well as assistance for their caregivers. Signed on April 10th, 2026, this collaboration is based in part on the implementation of mandatory training for Bien Chez Soi staff. […]
The independent Member of the National Assembly for Laporte, Isabelle Poulet, has introduced a bill to the National Assembly aimed at better regulating and integrating complementary and integrative approaches into Quebec’s healthcare system. The initiative notably proposes the creation of a specialized committee within the Institut national d’excellence en santé et en services sociaux. This […]
The organization Phare Ouest will present the film Les enfants du large, directed by Virginia Tangvald, on Thursday, May 14th at 8 p.m. at the Maison George Bryson in Mansfield. A discussion session will follow the screening in the form of a roundtable, featuring special guest Éric Perron from ACPD. The event is offered at […]
April was more active than usual in terms of vegetation fires in Quebec, according to the Société de protection des forêts contre le feu (SOPFEU). A total of 76 wildfires were recorded, about 30 more than the average over the past ten years. These fires burned a total area of 43.8 hectares, compared to the […]
A new space dedicated to food processing will open this week with the official launch of the AgriSaveur commercial kitchen in Shawville, scheduled for May 7th, 2026, starting at 10 a.m. The event will mark the opening of this modern facility, designed to support producers, processors, and agri-food entrepreneurs in the region. An open house […]
The Municipality of Fort-Coulonge is informing residents that a water main break is currently underway on Coulonge Street. This situation may result in water interruptions or reduced pressure in the area. Municipal crews are on site working to restore service as quickly as possible. The municipality thanks residents for their understanding and patience.
The Desjardins caisses of Rivières de Pontiac, Haute-Gatineau, and Gracefield have presented their members with a merger proposal that could lead to the creation of the Caisse Desjardins des Rivières-du-Nord-de-l’Outaouais as early as January 1st, 2027. If approved, the new cooperative would bring together more than 23,000 members and represent an estimated business volume of […]
The Mansfield–Fort-Coulonge Library is offering a series of varied activities for the community this May, including a Book Bingo for adults and a LEGO Club for all ages. The Book Bingo invites participants to take on different reading challenges (genres, themes, formats) using a bingo card. By completing a line, they get a chance to […]
More and more Canadian artists are questioning the viability of touring, as travel-related costs continue to rise and audiences become more cautious with their spending. According to the Canadian Live Music Association, performance fees and merchandise sales typically account for more than 75% of musicians’ annual income. However, in the current climate, reaching the break-even […]
From May 1st to 7th, 2026, motorists across Quebec can expect increased police surveillance on the road network. This intensified enforcement is part of the National Concerted Operation (ONC) targeting distracted driving and reckless behavior. The operation brings together several road safety partners, including the Association des directeurs de police du Québec, the Sûreté du […]