NEWS
National Organ and Tissue Donation Week: hundreds of people still waiting
Quebec has reached a historic milestone in organ donation, with 196 donors and 617 transplants, helping transform the lives of 491 recipients. These results highlight the growing importance of mobilization around organ donation in the province. Despite this progress, demand remains high. According to Transplant Québec, 898 people are still waiting for a transplant that […]
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Earth Day: environmental sobriety highlighted in public administration
On this Earth Day, organizations and institutions are highlighting the importance of taking concrete action to reduce our environmental impact. This year’s theme, environmental sobriety, encourages consuming less—but above all, consuming better. The goal is to reduce our ecological footprint while improving quality of life, without it necessarily meaning going without. In this context, Environment […]
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Spring flooding: authorities urge caution
As the spring flood season is well underway, authorities are reminding the public of the importance of staying informed and being properly prepared in case of flooding. Residents are encouraged to regularly follow communications from their municipality as well as from Urgence Québec to stay up to date on alerts in their area. This information […]
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Mansfield-et-Pontefract: planned power outages postponed in flood-prone areas
The Municipality of Mansfield-et-Pontefract is informing residents that all planned power outages in flood-prone areas have been postponed until May 31st, 2026. According to the information provided, this decision aims to avoid additional complications for residents affected by the spring flooding. However, some residents may still receive automated notifications announcing service interruptions. Teams are conducting […]
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Otter Lake: water levels receding and awaiting clearance for bridge reopening
The Municipality of Otter Lake wishes to inform the public that water levels have now dropped at the Polish Hill and Chemin Blaskie bridges following the recent flood event. The municipality is currently awaiting authorization from engineers at the Quebec Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility (MTQ) before reopening these infrastructures. A further public notice […]
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Par Court returns for its 3rd edition in the Pontiac with Pleins Écrans.
To kick off the season and set the tone for upcoming festivals, Pleins Écrans will be visiting the Pontiac for the 3rd edition of Par Court, a completely free event. The event will take place on May 22nd at 7 p.m. at the Cinéma Lyn in the Municipality of the Village of Fort-Coulonge. On the […]
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Spring flood update: high water levels under monitoring in Mansfield-et-Pontefract
The Municipality of Mansfield-et-Pontefract is providing an update on the hydrological situation as the Ottawa and Coulonge rivers remain under close surveillance due to still-elevated water levels. According to data from the Ottawa River Flood Forecasting Centre (CPRRO), the Ottawa River recorded a level of 108.62 m this morning, slightly lower than the previous day. […]
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Outaouais: Call for applications for the CALQ Prize – Artist of the Year
The Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ), in collaboration with Culture Outaouais, is inviting regional artists to submit their applications for the CALQ Prize – Artist of the Year (Outaouais). Applications must be submitted no later than June 9th, 2026. This prize, which includes a $15,000 grant, aims to recognize an artist, […]
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Legal workshop on wills in Mansfield
A legal information workshop on wills will be offered to the public in Mansfield on Wednesday, April 29th, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., at the Mansfield Library. The session will be led by legal professional Jade Barrière and social worker Anny Martel. The goal is to better equip participants with the basics of wills […]
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Mansfield-et-Pontefract: Water levels stabilize, but vigilance remains
The Municipality of Mansfield-et-Pontefract has issued an update regarding water levels on the Ottawa and Coulonge rivers, based on CPRRO data and field observations. On the Ottawa River, the observed level is slightly down at 108.62 m, which is 1 cm lower than the previous evening. Despite this slight decrease, the level remains high and […]
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