Interviews

Ole Hendrickson, a researcher with the Concerned Citizens of Renfrew County, talks about the newly approved near surface disposal facility at Chalk River Laboratories.

Pontiac Community Players President Greg Graham talks about their first production of 2024, The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong.

As part of its Annual General Meeting (AGM), on December 20, 2023, the Pontiac Community Radio station (CHIP 101.9) presented a compilation of the best on-air moments of 2022-2023 (i.e. from September 1, 2022 to August 31, 2023 ). Here is the compilation that was shown to the radio station’s members:

Daniel Cayley-Daoust, the director of the TROCAO, a regional table for independent community organizations, spoke with CHIP 101.9 about his concerns regarding Bill 15, a newly created law that will restructure the province’s health care administration.

Guillaume Boudreau, the outgoing economic development director of MRC Pontiac speaks after he officially announced his resignation on December 20.

ESSC instructor Martin Bertrand talks about the school’s new firefighter course.

Psychotherapist Ali-John Chaudhary discusses his upcoming group therapy sessions for people dealing with loss.

Melanie Morin of the SOPFEU talks about the record summer for wildfires and their ongoing recruitment drive.

Pontiac farmer David Gillespie talks about his participation in a recent demonstration by the UPA in Quebec City.

Lindsay Woodman, a teacher at Pontiac High School and local rep for the WQTA, the union representing teachers in the region’s English institutions, talks about the latest strike by the Front Commun.