Politics
Jane Toller’s plans for 2018
For the beginning of 2018, CHIP 101.9 invited MRC Pontiac Warden, Jane Toller, to discuss her plans for the coming year; She also had the chance to talk to one of her partners in the region, Maxime Pedneaud-Jobin, Mayor of Gatineau. She described her expectations for the Tactical Intervention Group in the coming months. Jane […]
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Review of the year with Will Amos in CHIP interview
Pontiac MP Will Amos also gave a year end interview to CHIP 101.9. He first explained the changing economy in the Pontiac. The nuclear waste site in Chalk River was also discussed. The interview with Pontiac MP Will Amos is available here.
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Jane Toller on the Board of Directors of Coulonge Falls Park
During the meeting of mayors of the Pontiac MRC last Tuesday morning, the Warden Jane Toller was nominated to the board of directors of the Chutes Coulonge Park. In an interview with CHIP 101.9, she explained her interest in taking part and her opinion on the current state of the park. Interview with Jane Toller […]
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William Amos responds to funding announcement to implement climate and energy efficiency measures
On Friday, December 15, Minister of Environment and Climate Change Catherine McKenna announced that the Government of Canada will provide more than $ 1 billion for the Low Carbon Economy Leadership Fund. Over the next five years to the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia will have access to […]
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Will Amos uses the Pontiac as an example of Canada’s historic site Conservation
In a press release issued yesterday, the member for Pontiac issued a report from the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development. This report talks about the conservation of Canada’s historic sites. The report Preserving Canada’s Heritage: The Fundamentals of Our Future, offers 17 recommendations to better protect these places. The Committee’s study was spread […]
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Mireille Alary wants a clear direction for the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce
Pontiac Chamber of Commerce President Mireille Alary has published an open letter in Pontiac Journal urging business people to mobilize the business community to provide guidance on the role and expectations of the Chamber. Mireille Alary: The full interview with the President of the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce Mireille Alary is available here.
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Fusion Fort-Coulonge / Mansfield; the file should resurface in 2018
The study concerning a possible merger between Fort-Coulonge and Mansfield should be back on the table in 2018. Two of the members of the citizens’ committee open to the merger (CCOF) Benoit Paré and André Boisvert, explained that they wanted to propose a plan that could be started soon if the study shows advantages for […]
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The Pontiac MRC supports the request of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers
The Pontiac MRC supports the request of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers to the Government of Canada. The MRC Pontiac Council mandated Warden, Jane Toller, to sign a letter to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to establish, among other things, a Postal Bank, which would provide day-to-day banking and private sector partnerships, local and […]
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Diane Nault enthusiastic about the changes to the school tax system
The Government of Quebec has publicly announced its intention to modify the school tax system by introducing a single tax rate for all administrative regions. This announcement was made as part of the update presentation of the government’s economic plan. The Commission scolaire des Hauts-Bois-de-l’Outaouais is pleased with this announcement, given the exodus of many […]
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MRC Pontiac: Budget for 2018 adopted
The new council of mayors of the MRC Pontiac has adopted its budget for 2018. It was adopted unanimously at the first meeting of mayors, which took place yesterday morning at the office’s in Campbell’s Bay. This budget, totaling $ 6.2 million, reduces governance and administrative expenses by 8.8% and increases investments in economic development. […]
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