Interviews

A regional two day tour through parts of Vermont, New York, Quebec and Ontario was given Tuesday and Wednesday for the American delegates participating in agri-tourism CANAMEX Project. The creator and head of the project, David Gillespie gives us all the details in this interview with Eric O’Brien. Among the 40 guests on the regional […]

The Minister of Tourism, Official Languages and La Francophonie of Canada, Mélanie Joly, announced last week a fund to support official minority language media. The co-owner of multiple newspapers in the region (Aylmer Bulletin, Pontiac Journal and the West Quebec Post) and council member of the Quebec community newspaper association (QCNA), Lily Ryan, talks about […]

The Federal member of Parliament for Pontiac, Will Amos, told CHIP in an interview that legalization is the best way to reduce the amount of Cannabis consumptions. He also commented on the provincial elections and the new Coalition Avenir Quebec Government. Here’s this interview with Eric O’Brien.

Sebastien Bonnerot Gm for Senior Comets talking about the team and the league this season, with Eric O’Brien.

Report; Will Amos talking to Francois Carrier about Media Support Fund.

On October 26-27-28 the municipality of Bristol and the entire Pontiac will welcome competitors from across the world to the 9th edition of the Bristol Dryland World Cup Dog Races. The organizer of the 2018 Bristol Dryland, Denis Rozon, gave an inerview to Eric O’Brien to tell us more about this event.

The Board of directors of the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de l’Outaouais (CISSSO) was in Shawville on Tuesday night (October 9) for an information session in light of the annual regional tour. Over 30 people were in attended. The director of Nursing at the CISSSO, Gail Ryan, gave an interview to […]

George Lopes – vocalist and guitarist Social Hysteria, talking about new single Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, with Darcy James.

Robert Bussière New NMA For Gatineau talking about his win, with Eric O’Brien.

After the tornado hit parts of Ottawa valley, including Gatineau and the Pontiac on September 21, a lot of municipalities found themselves without power and even though the municipality of Sheenboro’s power was restored the Sunday afternoon after the Friday storm, Mayor Doris Ranger talked about the situation with Eric O’Brien from CHIP.