Public Announcements
Preventive boil-water advisory still in effect in Campbell’s Bay
The Municipality of Campbell’s Bay is informing residents that the rehabilitation work on the municipal reservoir, as well as the installation of the temporary bypass system, is expected to be completed on May 26th, 2026. Once this work is finished, the temporary bypass will be removed, and water pressure in the municipal distribution system should […]
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Public notice: street sweeping in Fort-Coulonge May 20th, 2026
The Municipality of Fort‑Coulonge wishes to inform residents that, based on the information received, street sweeping will begin on May 20th, 2026, in the afternoon. To help the crews responsible and ensure an efficient cleaning process, residents are asked to avoid parking their vehicles along the roadway for the duration of the work. The Municipality […]
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Public notice – Rehabilitation work on the Campbell’s Bay potable water reservoir from May 19th to May 26th, 2026
The Municipality of Campbell’s Bay wishes to inform users of the municipal water system that rehabilitation work on the potable water reservoir will take place from May 19th to May 26th, 2026. These works require the bypassing and draining of the reservoir, which may result in: Pressure fluctuations; Temporary water discoloration. Important Notice: A boil […]
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Several municipalities in the Pontiac region are affected by Royal Canadian Air Force aerial military exercises
Royal Canadian Air Force military exercises will take place from May 19th to June 15th, 2026, in the Petawawa area of Ontario, as well as in several municipalities in the Pontiac region. According to a National Defence press release issued on May 13th, the areas of Mansfield-et-Pontefract, Sheenboro, Otter Lake, Lac-Nilgaut, and L’Isle-aux-Allumettes will be […]
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Large item day on May 30th in L’Isle-aux-Allumettes
The Municipality of L’Isle-aux-Allumettes is announcing a Large Item Drop-Off Day, taking place on May 30th at the local transfer station site. This event is intended exclusively for large items that are not typically accepted in regular curbside collection, such as mattresses, furniture, and sofas. Residents are asked to sort their items before bringing them […]
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Water main break on Coulonge street
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.
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Major military exercise planned over Davidson Mill area: day and night helicopter training expected
Residents of the Davidson Mill area will need to keep an eye on the skies in the coming days. The Department of National Defence has announced a large-scale military training exercise conducted by the Canadian Special Operations Forces Command. The deployment will take place in two distinct phases in order to test troop capabilities under […]
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Public notice – fire ban in Thorne
The municipality of Thorne is issuing a public notice regarding a fire ban currently in effect. As of April 27th, the fire danger index is considered extreme. The municipality reminds residents that this is an important call to remain vigilant at all times. In accordance with bylaw 271-2021, aimed at preventing fires within the territory […]
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Temporary restrictions on the use of the baseball field in Mansfield-et-Pontefract
The Municipality of Mansfield-et-Pontefract is asking residents to exercise caution when using the baseball field. In a notice to users, it states that access to the field must be temporarily limited to allow the turf, installed last fall, to properly stabilize. This measure aims to ensure the quality and durability of the sports facilities. The […]
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Fort-Coulonge lifts state of emergency following Spring flooding
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 […]
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