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Spring weather in the Pontiac is expected to be uneven, with rapid swings between mild spells and returning cold, bringing mixed precipitation such as snow, freezing rain and rain. The season will likely get off to a chilly start, with March still marked by snow and temperatures hovering around the freezing point. Warmer, more typical […]

As March Break approaches, many families in the region are looking for ways to keep their children busy. The good news is that the Outaouais region offers a wide range of activities, both outdoors and indoors, to make the most of the school holidays. Outdoor enthusiasts can hit the trails at Parc de la Gatineau, […]

The second edition of L’Outaouais en cuisine, presented by Tourisme Outaouais in partnership with the École hôtelière de l’Outaouais, brought together more than 120 guests on February 25. At the end of the evening, three regional chefs were honoured by both the jury and the public. The Jury Prize, which includes a $5,000 award, was […]

A new survey conducted by Protégez-Vous magazine, in collaboration with the Coops de l’information and the Réseau FADOQ, paints a mixed picture of the private senior residence (RPA) market in Quebec. While overall satisfaction remains high, concerns persist over costs and the scarcity of available spaces in regional areas. More than 3,300 seniors and their […]

The Centre de ressources Connexions will hold an information session on Alzheimer’s disease for caregivers and families of individuals living with a neurocognitive disorder. The presentation will be led by Andrée-Michelle Cormier of the Société Alzheimer Outaouais, who will share practical advice and strategies tailored to the realities faced by caregivers. The conference will take […]

The Public Safety Department of MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais is warning residents about a new scam occurring in the region. Citizens have been receiving phone calls from individuals claiming to be police officers, stating that their bank accounts have been compromised. The scammers say that a “colleague” will visit their home to collect bank cards and […]

A citizen movement is taking shape in our community. A group of residents is mobilizing to preserve a valuable business at the heart of our town: Café Downtown. Since opening in 2021, Café Downtown has become much more than just a restaurant. It’s a meeting place, a space for exchange, and a cultural hub. People […]

The organization Phare Ouest invites the community to their next feature film screening, taking place on March 12 at 7:00 p.m. at the Maison culturelle George Bryson in Mansfield. The film being presented is directed by Nathalie Saint-Pierre. Here are the details from Louis Harvey of Phare Ouest: Meanwhile, the Festival Plein Écran will hit […]

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has obtained a patent for an artificial intelligence system capable of simulating users after their death or prolonged absence. The idea: to allow your profile to continue posting, liking, and replying to messages as if you were still online. To create this “digital clone,” the AI […]

The Fédération québécoise des Sociétés Alzheimer welcomes the provincial rollout of the SILVER Alert. This media alert system is designed to quickly mobilize the public when a vulnerable senior living with a major neurocognitive disorder goes missing. Broadcast through traditional media, social networks, and police websites, the alert will feature a distinctive logo to make […]