Interviews

Cedric Tessier, the executive director of Centraide Outaouais, speaks after a fundraiser breakfast in Campbell’s Bay that was organized by Pontiac Warden Jane Toller on Monday November 20.

Claire Taillefer, the vice-president of Art Pontiac’s board, talks about their upcoming special meeting.

Marsha Préfontaine, a representative with the APTS, one of the unions representing social workers, therapists and other health care specialists in the region, about the Common Front strike that took place on the morning of  Monday November 6.

Reverend Susan Lewis of the Anglican Parish of West Quebec discusses their winter clothing drive.

Local environmentalist and writer Katharine Fletcher discusses taking a step back from column writing after 34 years.

Nicolas Brodeur, the head of the Pontiac Forestry Producers Board, speaks about the state of the industry for private wood producers in the region 15 years after the closure of the Smurfit-Stone mill in Litchfield.

MRC Pontiac public safety coordinator Julien Gagnon talks about a course for firefighting that’s started at local high school ESSC.

Pontiac High School physical education teacher Darcy Findlay talks about their newly renovated outdoor courts.

Val Twolan Graham of the Pontiac Community Players talks about an upcoming murder mystery event at the Shawville Lions Hall on Saturday November 4.

Benjamin Rousse, a policy analyst with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business talks about issues facing the Outaouais region.