Author: Marie Gionet

The Connexions Resource Centre is inviting caregivers, as well as Pontiac residents aged 55 and over, to take part in an information session on protection mandates. The activity will take place on June 16th, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., at the Harrington Community Hall in Chapeau. “Participate in the information session on protection mandates, […]

Despite the economic context and the rising cost of living, which continue to influence consumer habits, Quebecers still plan to fully enjoy the summer of 2026. This is what the latest survey released by Événements Attractions Québec, in collaboration with Segma Recherche, reveals. According to the results, 95% of Quebecers plan to take part in […]

The Bureau d’audiences publiques sur l’environnement (BAPE) will hold a public information session regarding the proposed establishment of an intensive land‑based recirculating aquaculture farm in the Pontiac RCM by Samonix Inc. The meeting will take place on June 4th, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. at the Campbell’s Bay Recreation Centre. Residents will be able to attend […]

The Chapeau Market invites the community to come celebrate another wonderful year of activities during a festive day planned for June 6th. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., families, visitors, and residents will be able to enjoy a diverse program highlighting the friendly atmosphere and community spirit of the local market. On the menu: BBQ, […]

The MNA for Matane–Matapédia and Parti Québécois sports critic, Pascal Bérubé, will be tabling a motion aimed at increasing pressure on the Ottawa Senators so they allow the public broadcast of Montreal Canadiens games in the Outaouais region. Subject to amendments by other parties, the motion proposes that the National Assembly recognize the cultural importance […]

The Quebec Public Libraries Association is launching the 2026 edition of its travel guide Hit the Road… to Public Libraries, an initiative that invites people to discover the province from a new perspective. The guide highlights more than 50 public libraries across Quebec and encourages residents to include these cultural spaces in their summer getaways. […]

From June 5th to 7th, 2026, Quebec will celebrate its annual Fishing Festival, giving residents the chance to enjoy a free and accessible outdoor activity. For these three days, fishing will be permitted without a licence in most bodies of water across the province, with the exception of Atlantic salmon fishing, which remains regulated. The […]

While many drivers consider it one of the most dangerous highways in Quebec, Highway 50 continues to raise concerns. With its long stretches of single‑lane roadway, risky passing maneuvers, and steadily increasing traffic between Gatineau and Mirabel, the 50 has unfortunately been the site of numerous serious accidents over the years. Elected officials and residents […]

After the crisis in medical imaging, another shortage is now raising concerns within the Outaouais health network: that of medical technologists. According to reported information, barely half of the positions are currently filled in one of the laboratories at the Gatineau Hospital, and the situation is also worrying in certain facilities in Wakefield and the […]