Economy and Tourism
Activity for Seniors: Learn How to Shop Online Safely
The Connexions Resource Centre is hosting a session for seniors to help them navigate and shop online safely. The event will take place on Tuesday, April 21st, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Bryson Golden Age Club, located at 943 Main Street. The presentation will be led by Alina Holmes, Digital Literacy Coordinator […]
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An innovative golf simulator will be brought to life thanks to the Knights of Columbus and the support of CHIP 101.9
The Knights of Columbus of Fort-Coulonge are preparing to launch a first-of-its-kind project for the community: an indoor golf simulator. This initiative will allow residents to play golf year-round while providing a gathering place for the community. The project was made possible thanks to a generous $7,000 donation from CHIP’s “Chasse à l’As de Piques” […]
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Switching mobile or internet plans will be cheaper starting in June
Starting June 12th, 2026, Canadian consumers will be able to switch mobile phone or internet service plans more easily, without having to pay certain activation or cancellation fees, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced. (Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des télécommunications canadiennes) This new measure aims to promote competition among providers and remove […]
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The National Gallery of Canada Presents Winter Tale: At the Heart of the Cold, a Major New Exhibition
The National Gallery of Canada presents Winter Tale: At the Heart of the Cold, a major new exhibition exploring how winter shapes art, stories, and cultures around the world. Already receiving praise from international media, the exhibition stands out for its ability to reframe our understanding of art history through the lens of winter. For […]
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Federal Budget: MP Chatel Welcomes Housing Measures
Sophie Chatel, Member of Parliament for Pontiac–Kitigan Zibi, praised her government’s measure announced in the federal budget aimed at increasing housing supply and helping young families purchase a home. Sophie Chatel gave an interview to CHIP 101.9, where she discussed the various measures her government has implemented in the latest federal budget. The full […]
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Tariff Dispute: Quebec Mayors Find Support in Vermont
The Union of Quebec Municipalities (UMQ) and the Vermont Mayors Coalition (VMC) are joining forces to call for the removal of customs tariffs that directly affect communities on both sides of the border. According to the UMQ, municipal leaders are seeing firsthand the concrete effects of these measures on their local economies, businesses, and residents. […]
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An adventure documentary shown tonight (August 6) only at the Lyn Cinema.
There will be a special screening tonight at the Lyn Cinema on Baume Street in Fort-Coulonge. The screening will feature a film shot in Pakistan with one of the world’s best kayakers. As Esprit Rafting owner Jim Coffey explains, this is a unique screening that will also serve to raise funds for a good cause. […]
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Jardin Éducatif BBQ: a showcase to raise awareness of the organization
The Jardin Éducatif of Pontiac held their annual barbecue on Tuesday (August 5) to invite the public to come buy vegetables and see the work of the program participants. About 150 people came to see the work of the program participants, of which there were about 15 this year. As Martin Riopelle, Executive Director of […]
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A new season has begun at the George Bryson Cultural House
Looking for a family outing that combines history, discovery, and quality time? Step into a beautifully preserved heritage home, learn captivating stories about the Bryson family, and soak in the charm and atmosphere of days gone by. Visit our museum and enjoy fascinating guided tours, offered Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.! […]
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A new exhibition at the MRC Pontiac showcases the heritage of the Pontiac region.
The Pontiac MRC is utilizing its lobby to showcase historical artwork and photographs of the region. Currently, there are photos highlighting summer activities that took place in the area in the 19th century. Marie Gionet, economic development officer for culture and heritage at the Pontiac MRC, explained the concept. The complete (French-language) interview with Marie […]
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