Author: Marie Gionet
Following the public consultation that was held last Thursday on the draft Law for a special intervention zone, the Government of Quebec specified that the comments and suggestions that they have received during the meetings across the province will be taken into considered in spite of the proposed schedule course. The Director General of the […]
Aquafolie Beach, Tim Horton’s Voyageurs Camp, is now up to the bacteriological quality standards set by the ministère de l’Environnement et des Changements Climatiques du Québec. Samples were taken on July 2nd, 2019 and confirmed that the place is now rated code B. This, because of bacteriological contamination, access to the beach was temporarily banned, […]
Renfrew Nipissing-Pembroke MP (Ontario), Cheryl Gallant, sent a letter to the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, asking the federal government to provide direct assistance to flood victims. CHIP 101.9 had the opportunity to discuss with Gallant at her request. Gallant regrets that the assistance provided by the Government of Canada is not sufficient to […]
In response to the concerns and comments raised by the residents and elected officials regarding the draft law, the ministère des Affaires municipales et de l’Habitation du Québec issued a note on Thursday morning about the adjustment made to the outlined areas. It is said that an adjustment of the mapping of territories that have […]
Approximately 350 people made their way to the Campbell’s Bay Recreation Center yesterday afternoon to voice their opinion at the public consultation regarding the changes in the flood zones. The map outlining the new flood zones in question, which was published by the government earlier this week, has raised concerns of citizens and elected officials […]
Renfrew Nipissing-Pembroke MP (Ontario), Cheryl Gallant, sent a letter to the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, asking the federal government to provide direct assistance to flood victims. CHIP 101.9 had the opportunity to discuss with Gallant at her request, here is Eric O’Brien report about it.
Approximately 350 people made their way to the Campbell’s Bay Recreation Center yesterday afternoon to voice their opinion at the public consultation regarding the changes in the flood zones. The map outlining the new flood zones in question, which was published by the government earlier this week, has raised concerns of citizens and elected officials […]
Jérémi Vaillancourt gives us more details about a brief submitted to Ministère du Tourisme du Québec during 2019 public consultation, in this interview with Eric O’Brien.
Jane Toller is talking about the changes in flood zones and public consultation with Eric O’Brien.
With amount of heat expected in the forecast for the next couple of days, the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO) issued recommendations to the population in regards to the risk associated with extreme heat, prevention measures and detection methods. To learn more, you can visit the CISSSO’s Website or […]