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Walk for Alzheimer’s 2026 in Outaouais: Together to Move Things Forward
The 2026 Walk for Alzheimer’s invites the Outaouais community to come together on Sunday, May 31st, 2026, to support people living with neurocognitive disorders and their loved ones. Registrations are now open through the Zeffy platform. Walkers can form teams, wear distinctive colors, and share their experiences on social media. The gathering will take place […]
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ACQ’s Camp des Métiers Construction Tour Stops in Gatineau
The Association de la construction du Québec (ACQ) is pleased to announce that the 2026 Camp des Métiers Construction tour will stop at the Centre de formation professionnelle des Portages-de-l’Outaouais (Asticou) on Saturday, February 21 and Sunday, February 22, starting at 8:30 a.m. As the construction industry faces a significant labour shortage, many participants are […]
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Comptoir Saint-Pierre Celebrates 50 Years of Service to the Pontiac Community
Comptoir Saint-Pierre is celebrating 50 years of service today to families, individuals, and children in vulnerable situations in the Pontiac region. Founded in 1975, Comptoir Saint-Pierre’s mission is to meet the essential needs of the population — a mission that remains more relevant than ever in the current economic climate. Over the decades, the organization […]
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Félix-Gabriel-Marchand Bridge Now Open to Traffic
The Municipality of Mansfield-et-Pontefract announces the official reopening of the Félix-Gabriel-Marchand Bridge to vehicular traffic. This reopening marks the completion of work carried out to ensure user safety and preserve this iconic heritage infrastructure. The interventions aimed to maintain the integrity of this historic covered bridge while allowing motorists to use it safely. The municipality […]
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Bold and Brilliant and Colorful 2026 Season at the Canadian Museum of Nature
The Canadian Museum of Nature has unveiled a vibrant 2026 program, featuring three major special exhibitions, the return of its popular Nature Nocturne evenings, and expanded educational offerings across the country. The 2026 season will begin on May 15 with the exhibition Wild Colour, running until January 10, 2027. This immersive exhibition, developed by the […]
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National Battery Day: A Recycling Record in Quebec
February 18 marks National Battery Day, an opportunity to highlight the importance of recycling these everyday products — and the progress made in Quebec and across Canada. The year 2025 set a record: 1.7 million kilograms of batteries were recycled in Quebec, out of a total of 8 million kilograms across Canada. Since 1997, more […]
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Plan Your Visit to Museums in the Outaouais!
Fill Up on Culture in Canada’s Capital Region Take advantage of the cold season to explore the cultural treasures of Canada’s Capital Region, home to the largest selection of museums in the country. At the Canadian Museum of History, discover the story of Sam Glode, a Mi’kmaw guide and veteran, through interactive activities, and explore […]
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Launch of the 2026 School Perseverance Days
From February 16 to 20, 2026, the 22nd edition of the School Perseverance Days (JPS) invites all Quebecers to celebrate the efforts and achievements of learners and individuals in training under the theme: “Perseverance Takes You Far.” The campaign aims to encourage both young people and adults to continue their educational journey by highlighting the […]
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Smartphone: What to Do When It Can No Longer Be Updated
Many iPhone and Android users sometimes find themselves unable to install the latest operating system update. The main reasons are limited storage space or the end of the device’s support cycle. Older phones may lack the technical components required to run newer versions of iOS or Android. In such cases, the device will no longer […]
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Quebec: Vehicle Thefts See Sharp Decline in 2025
Good news for Quebec drivers: vehicle thefts dropped by 25% in 2025 compared to 2024, according to a report by Équité Association, an organization specializing in insurance crime prevention. A total of 7,742 vehicles were stolen in Quebec in 2025, down from 10,290 the previous year. The decline was also significant in Ontario (-22%) and […]
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