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The TÉO is investing $70,000 to support summer programs for vulnerable youth.

21 April 2026 à 10:40 am

The Table Éducation Outaouais (TÉO) is announcing a transitional strategy to support projects aimed at vulnerable youth in the region for summer 2026, despite delays in funding announcements from the Ministry of Education for the 2026–2029 period. The organization confirms that a $70,000 envelope will be reinvested from its unrestricted assets to maintain local educational […]


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Spring floods: caution and water conservation still recommended in Fort-Coulonge

21 April 2026 à 9:25 am

Despite some improvement in conditions, caution remains necessary in the region due to the spring flooding. The mayor of Fort-Coulonge, Pierre Cyr, is cautiously optimistic, particularly thanks to the more favorable weather conditions in recent days. However, the situation continues to be closely monitored, and nothing has been won yet. “The increases we were seeing […]


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Spring flooding: situation closely monitored at the Patro of Fort-Coulonge / Mansfield-et-Pontefract

20 April 2026 à 1:08 pm

Every spring, rising waters of the Ottawa River cause concern in the Pontiac region. This year is no exception, as authorities and community organizations are closely monitoring the situation. In Mansfield, the Patro de FC is also affected by this period of flooding. Its director, Suzie Lavigne, provides an update on the situation and the […]


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Nomination assembly of the Quebec Liberal Party in Quyon for André Fortin

20 April 2026 à 1:01 pm

The Quebec Liberal Party is inviting the public to attend the nomination assembly of André Fortin, who will be officially confirmed as the party’s candidate in the Pontiac riding for the 2026 general election. The event will take place on May 2nd at 10:30 a.m. at Onslow Elementary School in Quyon. It aims to formally […]


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Critical situation in Mansfield-et-Pontefract due to flooding

20 April 2026 à 11:51 am

The Municipality of Mansfield-et-Pontefract is informing residents about rising water levels in the Ottawa River and the Coulonge River, based on data published this morning by the Ottawa River Regulator and field observations. The situation remains critical as water levels continue to increase in several areas. Coulonge Lake levelThe current level of Coulonge Lake stands […]


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Spring flooding: state of emergency declared and measures strengthened in Fort-Coulonge

20 April 2026 à 9:14 am

The municipality of Fort-Coulonge has declared a state of emergency to speed up the deployment of resources and limit the impacts of the spring flooding. Sandbag dikes have been set up in areas considered at risk, notably on Bord-de-l’Eau Street and on the earthen bridge along Baume Street, to prevent any overflow. Authorities say they […]


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Flooding: evacuations in Mansfield-et-Pontefract, state of emergency in Fort-Coulonge

20 April 2026 à 8:57 am

The municipalities of Mansfield-et-Pontefract and Fort-Coulonge are dealing with a significant spring flood, forcing authorities to take emergency measures to protect the population. In Mansfield-et-Pontefract, about a hundred homes and cottages have been evacuated as a precaution due to the rapid rise in water levels. Mayor Sandra Armstrong says the current situation is increasingly resembling […]


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Flooding: essential actions to limit damage

17 April 2026 à 12:48 pm

Following heavy rainfall and flooding that have affected several areas in southern Quebec, thousands of homes have been impacted, leaving significant damage behind. In this context, experts are reminding residents of the key steps to take to reduce impacts while waiting for insurance providers to intervene. The top priority is the safety of occupants. In […]


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Mansfield-et-Pontefract has activated its emergency plan due to rising water levels

17 April 2026 à 12:41 pm

The Municipality of Mansfield-et-Pontefract has activated its emergency response plan due to the rapid rise in water levels observed on the Ottawa River and the Coulonge River. According to municipal authorities, this decision was made because of uncertainty surrounding hydrological forecasts, which indicate a sustained upward trend in water levels. The latest data suggests that […]


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The Centraide Outaouais 50/50 draw continues to make people happy!

17 April 2026 à 10:11 am

The Centraide Outaouais 50/50 draw is ongoing and continues to reward participants while supporting the community. This week, ticket holder I-41165689, Robert Desjardins, was declared the winner of a special prize: a two-night, three-day stay at the Patro de Fort-Coulonge, valued at $375. This nature getaway will give him the opportunity to relax and enjoy […]


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