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Art Pontiac unveils its summer youth programming
This summer, young artists in the region are invited to unleash their creativity through Art Pontiac’s youth summer programming. On the schedule: watercolor, printmaking, drawing, sculpture, puppet-making, comics, photography, songwriting, and much more. The workshops, offered from July 16th to 31st, allow participants to explore different forms of artistic expression in a fun and stimulating […]
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SOPFEU launches its first children’s storybook to raise awareness about wildfire prevention
The Société de protection des forêts contre le feu (SOPFEU) has launched its very first children’s storybook, titled The Firefly Who Had a Dream. The event took place at the Monique-Corriveau Library in Quebec City, in the presence of the creative team behind the book as well as several young readers. Featuring Garofeu, SOPFEU’s youth […]
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Lyme disease continues to spread in the region
The presence of ticks carrying Lyme disease continues to expand in Quebec, prompting public health authorities to emphasize the importance of prevention. According to data from the Institut national de santé publique du Québec, 859 cases of Lyme disease were reported in 2025, compared with 125 cases in 2014. Fourteen of the province’s eighteen administrative […]
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A class action lawsuit over reusable bags is moving forward in Quebec
A class action lawsuit filed against several major retailers over shopping bags marketed as recyclable will be allowed to proceed in Quebec, but it will not be extended to the rest of Canada. The decision follows the Supreme Court of Canada’s refusal to hear the appeal filed by the plaintiff and her legal representatives. The […]
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Responsible consumption: Quebecers overestimate the impact of their actions
The majority of Quebecers consider themselves responsible consumers, but many are unaware of which habits actually have the greatest impact on the environment. This is one of the findings of the 16th Responsible Consumption Barometer, released by the Observatoire de la consommation responsable at ESG UQAM. According to the study, 68% of respondents say they […]
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Parc des Chutes Coulonge celebrates Canada Day with a family-friendly program
The Parc des Chutes Coulonge is inviting the public to celebrate Canada Day with a full day of family activities on July 1st. Visitors will be able to enjoy several free activities included with park admission, such as a splash‑pad party, a mini‑zoo, euchre games, a guided hike, and a visit from the fire truck. […]
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Moisson Outaouais officially launches its expansion project
Moisson Outaouais held a groundbreaking ceremony today to officially launch construction for its expansion project, titled Growing Together. This project represents a $6‑million investment aimed at addressing the significant rise in food insecurity across the Outaouais region. The expansion will add 8,200 square feet to the current facilities, increase storage and food‑recovery capacity, and triple […]
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The Knights of Columbus invite the community to their annual supper
The community of Fort‑Coulonge is invited to take part in the traditional supper organized by the Knights of Columbus Council 7221, which will be held on Sunday, June 21st. The event will take place at the community hall located at 525 Baume Street. Doors will open at 4:30 p.m., and participants will be able to […]
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ESSC students shine at the 3rd annual art exhibition
Students from Sieur‑de‑Coulonge High School (ESSC) showcased the results of their artistic work during the school’s third annual art exhibition, held on May 26th. Organized by visual arts teacher Sébastien Beaudouin, the event brought together dozens of young people aged 12 to 18. They were able to highlight their talents through various disciplines, including visual […]
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Total fire ban now in effect in the Pontiac MRC
An official and complete fire ban has been in effect since 9 a.m. this morning across the entire territory of the MRC Pontiac. Until further notice, no open-air fires are permitted, including outdoor installations that are normally allowed. Authorities specify, however, that propane‑fueled fire pits remain permitted. This measure aims to reduce the risk of […]
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