Environment
2 winners from the region in the Members Hunt
The story hunting contest Members Hunt, which took place from October 1st to October 31st in the libraries of the BIBLIO Network of the Outaouais as part of the month “In October, we read!”, had 3 winners, 2 of whom live in the Pontiac. Nearly 8,000 Network Library subscribers participated in the contest. Among the […]
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Enviro Educ-Action: Environmental meeting of the Pontiac MRC
Enviro Educ-Action and the MRC Pontiac invite residents to a 5 to 7 on waste management to be held at the Pine Lodge in Bristol on November 23rd. Enviro Educ-Action, are the specialist in environmental issues that will lead the evening and discussions by addressing the following topics: • Reduction at the source: towards zero […]
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William Amos hopes a follow-up to the biomass project
During his interview with CHIP 101.9, the MP for Pontiac Will Amos spoke about certain projects in the MRC Pontiac, including Fibre Pontiac, an organization dedicated to the biomass project in the region. This project was spoken of disparagingly by some candidates during the most recent municipal election. Will Amos: An interview in English with […]
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Chalk River nuclear waste site still potentially dangerous
Following the decision by Canadian Nuclear Laboratories to abandon its original proposal for a nuclear waste site at Chalk River, Ottawa Riverkeeper General Director Patrick Nadeau explains: Extrait 1 – Patrick Nadeau The stances of the different municipalities on waste site, were also discussed. Extrait 2 – Patrick Nadeau The full conversation with Patrick Nadeau […]
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No medium level radioactive waste at Chalk River nuclear waste dump site
One of the issues that was raised during the election campaign, is the possible construction of a nuclear waste site in Chalk River. Last Friday, the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories said it was abandoning its proposal to include medium level radioactive waste in its Chalk River nuclear waste disposal project. Canada’s nuclear laboratories plan to manage […]
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150th anniversary of the Protection of Quebec Wildlife
This year, Canada is celebrating its 150th anniversary, but our country was not the only organization to celebrate such a milestone the Quebec, Wildlife Protection organization Protection de la faune du Québec came into existence 150 years ago. It was the first province in Canada to introduce this type of organization . For this occasion, […]
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Environmental Committee of the Commission scolaire des Hauts-Bois-de-l’Outaouais
The Commission scolaire des Hauts-Bois-de-l’Outaouais has set up an environmental committee within its schools. The Communications Manager of the CSHBO Monia Lirette says that the committee’s job will be to educate people on their actions and attitudes: Clip – Monia Lirette The Environmental Committee will hold a number of activities throughout the year to make […]
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CREDDO asks citizens to complete an environmental survey
CREDDO, the Regional Council for the Environment and Sustainable Development of the Outaouais and environmental organizations in the Outaouais launched a survey inviting residents of the Outaouais to comment on environmental issues, in a confidential manner. The results of the survey will be passed on to candidates running for municipal elections and should be put […]
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Reopening of the beach AQUAFOLIA, CAMP FOR TRAVELERS TIM HORTON
In a statement issued on August 25, the Department of Sustainable Development, Environment and Climate Change is advising the public that Aquafolie Beach at Camp des Voyageurs Tim Horton is now compliant with bacteriological water quality standards of the Ministry. Sampling conducted on August 24, 2017 confirms that Camp des Voyageurs Tim Horton Aquafolie Beach, […]
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Danielle Bélec say that an elected Warden is a good investment
The MRC Pontiac posted an article published by Danielle Bélec Pontiac Journal on August 16th on its website. In the article, Danielle Belec explains that the study leading to the Wardens elected by universal suffrage revealed that most MRC’s that opted for this option are small (less than 25,000 inhabitants), remote, do not have a […]
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