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Kebaowek First Nation withholds consent on Chalk River nuclear waste project
The Kebaowek First Nation says it is not yet in a position to either approve or reject a proposed nuclear waste disposal facility at the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories site in Chalk River, Ontario. In a statement released September 30th, the First Nation said the renewed consultation process ordered by the Federal Court remains incomplete. In […]
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Élections Québec 2026: Everything you need to know to vote today
Today, October 5th, Quebec voters are heading to the polls for the provincial election. In the Pontiac, polling stations are open until 8 p.m. tonight. Before heading out to vote, here is some of the key information you need to know to exercise your right to vote. Who can vote? To vote, you must: be […]
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REMINDER FOR MOOSE HUNTERS
Moose hunters must adapt to new regulations for the 2026 season. The Government of Quebec reminds hunters that changes took effect this fall, particularly regarding the antlerless moose hunting permit—also known as the OSB permit—as well as the rules governing the sharing of this permit. Before heading into the woods, hunters are therefore encouraged to […]
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Fire Prevention Week : “You’re the one in charge!”
Fire Prevention Week takes place this year from October 4th to 10th, under the theme “You’re the one in charge!” In Quebec, the statistics highlight the importance of staying vigilant. Each year, fires damage an average of 4,951 homes—about 13 homes per day. They also injure 308 people and result in the evacuation of approximately […]
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Mental Health Awareness Week: The Numbers Speak for Themselves
In observance of Mental Health Awareness Week, which runs from October 4th to 10th, it’s important to remember that mental health issues affect a significant portion of Quebec’s population. According to data from the Institut de la statistique du Québec, in 2024, 15% of Quebecers aged 18 and older had been diagnosed with an anxiety […]
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October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. It’s the perfect opportunity to take a few minutes to assess our online habits. These days, our phones, computers, and online accounts contain a huge amount of personal information. And scammers are constantly looking for new ways to trick us. Tip #1: Be wary of unexpected messages, even if they […]
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Reminder – Garbage and Compost Collection in Fort-Coulonge
The Municipality of Fort-Coulonge reminds residents that trash and compost collection now takes place every two weeks. For the month of October, collections will take place on October 7th and 21st. Bins must be placed curbside by 7 a.m. on the morning of collection. We encourage residents to check their calendars carefully so they don’t […]
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Campbell’s Bay Opens Its New Facilities
The Municipality of Campbell’s Bay is preparing to inaugurate its renovated municipal cafeteria and unveil a new BoxUp station for the community. The event will take place on Thursday, October 8th, at 6:00 p.m., at the municipal baseball field located at 2 Second Street. Residents are invited to attend the inauguration and explore these two […]
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A Halloween party is being planned in Otter-Lake
A big Halloween party will take place on Saturday, October 24th, 2026, in Otter-Lake. The event, presented by the Indigenous Alliance, will be held at 394 Tessier Street, starting at 7 p.m. For the occasion, attendees can enjoy a Halloween-themed evening featuring music, entertainment, and various activities. Music will be provided by Ghostbuskers, who will […]
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Class-Action Lawsuit Against Spotify: Price Hikes Challenged in Quebec
Spotify’s price increases are being challenged in Quebec courts. A motion for certification of a class action was filed on September 14 at the Montreal courthouse against the Swedish streaming giant. The petitioner alleges that Spotify unilaterally raised the price of its Premium subscriptions, in alleged violation of the Consumer Protection Act. According to the […]
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