Author: Marie Gionet
Authorities continue to monitor spring flooding in the Ottawa River basin, as hydrological conditions remain under close observation. According to the latest data from the Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board, reservoirs located upstream are currently releasing increased flows downstream. In the affected areas, water levels may remain stable or experience a slight decrease in the […]
The Municipality of Fort-Coulonge has announced that the state of emergency declared due to the 2026 spring flooding has now been lifted. Conditions continue to improve: the Ottawa River level has dropped by 12 cm over the past 48 hours, while the Coulonge River has decreased by 48 cm during the same period. However, some […]
The 2026 Municipal Merit Awards ceremony took place last night, an event that highlights commitment and innovation within communities across Quebec. On this occasion, several municipalities, organizations, and citizens were honored for their initiatives aimed at sustainably improving quality of life in their communities. The award-winning projects reflect a shared commitment to building more dynamic, […]
A major traffic advisory has been issued for Bois-Franc Road (also known as Jim Road), where a full closure is currently in effect at kilometre 54. According to available information, the road has collapsed at that location, making it impassable and requiring an immediate shutdown of traffic. An official statement is expected to be released […]
Grandparents are playing an increasingly important role in the balance of Quebec families, but their needs in terms of work–family balance remain largely underestimated. This is according to a recent survey conducted by the firm Léger for the Concilivi initiative, part of the Réseau pour un Québec Famille. According to the results, more than one […]
The Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa is launching a brand-new season of its popular Nature Nocturne evenings—adult-only events that transform the museum into a vibrant, immersive nightlife experience after hours. For the 2026–2027 season, four themed evenings are planned, each inspired by the new special exhibition Vivid Colour, which explores the role of colour […]
The Jardin Éducatif du Pontiac is currently seeking camp counselors for its summer day camp for youth aged 12 to 17. The camp offers a unique experience focused on ecological market gardening, combining learning, creative activities, and group engagement. Successful candidates will be responsible for supervising a group of about ten youth, leading a variety […]
The MRC of Pontiac and the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais are marking ten years of collaboration this year by announcing a significant improvement to public transit service in the Pontiac region. Since April 20th, route 910 now offers six daily trips, compared to just two previously. This enhancement makes it easier to travel between the main […]
A festive and unifying activity awaits families on Saturday, May 2nd, 2026, with the Bike Parade taking place at Maurice-Beauregard Memorial Park from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Organized in a friendly and colorful atmosphere, the event invites both young and old to bring their bikes and decorate them on site, with all necessary materials […]
The Municipality of Sheenboro is looking for a young candidate to join its public works team this summer. This is a great opportunity to work outdoors while helping maintain local roads and municipal infrastructure. The position includes a variety of tasks such as road and ditch maintenance, cleaning public spaces, clearing vegetation, as well as […]