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Notice to residents of Mansfield-et-Pontefract: planned electrical service interruption
Summer Camp 2026 Danford Lake – Registration Open
The finalists of the 28th edition of the OSEntreprendre Challenge Outaouais have been announced
Casting call – Short film “Les Braconniers”
“Saucette en Showsettes” returns to Old Hull for a 4th festive edition
Neurocognitive disorders: an issue still not well understood in Quebec
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The finalists of the 28th edition of the OSEntreprendre Challenge Outaouais have been announced
It is with great enthusiasm that the regional finalists of the 28th edition of the OSEntreprendre Challenge Outaouais are being revealed! This event highlights entrepreneurs and students from the region who stand out for their creativity, boldness, and the quality of their projects. Once again this year, the region’s next generation of entrepreneurs demonstrates remarkable […]
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Casting call – Short film “Les Braconniers”
A new short film titled Les Braconniers is currently in the casting stage. The production is seeking actors for this non-union project with a symbolic honorarium. Filming is scheduled to take place from July 20th to 26th, 2026, in the Pontiac Regional County Municipality (MRC du Pontiac). Accommodation, meals, and transportation will be provided for […]
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“Saucette en Showsettes” returns to Old Hull for a 4th festive edition
The Old Hull district in Gatineau will come alive from May 21st to 24th, 2026, for the return of “Saucette en Showsettes – Vol. 4,” a festive and completely free event that celebrates the arrival of the warmer season. Held in the pedestrian area of Laval Street, the event will feature four days of performances, […]
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Neurocognitive disorders: an issue still not well understood in Quebec
Neurocognitive disorders, such as Alzheimer’s disease, affect many people in Quebec, yet they remain poorly understood by most of the population. A Léger survey conducted for the Fédération québécoise des Sociétés Alzheimer reveals that 61% of Quebecers feel they are poorly informed or not informed at all about these disorders. Even though 26% know someone […]
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New flood zone mapping in Quebec
The Government of Quebec has been rolling out a new flood zone mapping system since March 2026, which could affect home insurance for many homeowners and tenants. Possible impacts include higher premiums, limited coverage, or more complex enrollment for flood protection. CAA-Quebec reminds residents that prevention is protection. Simple measures can help reduce risk: installing […]
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Free legal presentations for parents in Shawville
La Voix des Parents, in partnership with Info Justice and the Connexions Resource Center, is offering two free presentations for parents in the Shawville area. These sessions aim to provide clear and practical information on important legal matters affecting family life. The presentations will take place on the following dates: May 5th, 6:00 PM – […]
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2026–2027 Fishing season: regulatory updates in effect since April 1st
The Quebec Ministry of Wildlife has announced that the 2026–2027 recreational fishing season began on April 1st, 2026, and will continue until March 31st, 2027. Anglers are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the new rules now in effect. All official information on regulations is available on the Ministry’s website: 2026–2027 Fishing Regulations. An interactive map […]
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Regional development organizations are touring the rural MRCs of the Outaouais
Loisir Sport Outaouais and five other regional organizations are organizing a tour of the rural MRCs to meet with local development stakeholders, including municipalities and the MRCs themselves. The goal is to gain a better understanding of the issues and challenges related to territorial development, while promoting exchanges and collaboration among the different actors. The […]
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Enfant Soleil supports children in Outaouais with more than $343,000
This year, Enfant Soleil is investing more than $343,000 to improve the care journey of children in the Outaouais region. Of this amount, $135,000 is dedicated to the development of seven rooms for the Agir tôt program, providing more than 9,800 young children with environments adapted to their development. The investments will also support three […]
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CHSLD: how to qualify for an exemption or reduction in accommodation costs
When a loved one needs to move into a public facility, such as a CHSLD, certain situations may allow for an exemption or a reduction in accommodation costs. To make this process easier, the Régie de l’assurance maladie du Québec (RAMQ) offers an online tool to estimate the amount to be paid based on the […]
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Special Feature - Municipal Elections
Fort-Coulonge Mayoral Election: Pierre Cyr Sticks to His Game Plan
Elected for the first time in the village of Fort-Coulonge, Pierre Cyr, who ran to ensure a strong presence during the first weeks of the new municipal council, stated that he intends to remain “focused” on this game plan. The Fort-Coulonge municipal council now consists of four councilors, including two new members elected […]
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First interview with Warden Jane Toller since her reaction: she says her priority is to welcome the eight new mayors.
Jane Toller, the re-elected Warden of the MRC Pontiac, who has secured a third consecutive term, granted her first interview to the media. In this conversation, Jane Toller stated that her top priority is to welcome the eight new mayors—Valerie Twollan Graham, Pierre Cyr, Jordan Evans, Roger Peter Lafond, Sydney Squitty, Kevin Murphy, Terry Murdock, […]
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From Brian Adam to Terry Murdock, Former Mayors Achieve Very Different Results
The most recent 2025 municipal election in Pontiac produced different outcomes for former Pontiac mayors who attempted a political comeback. CHIP 101.9 presents here the scenarios experienced by these former mayors, who either tried to return to the mayor’s office or sought positions as councilors. Let’s start with the municipality bordering Ontario, L’Isle-aux-Allumettes, with former […]
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Pierre Cyr: New Mayor of Fort-Coulonge
For the fourth time in eight years, the village of Fort-Coulonge will have a new mayor. Residents voted for change, giving nearly 60% of the vote to Pierre Cyr, who positioned himself as the candidate for change. His opponent, Philippe Ouellet, received just over 40% of the vote. Outgoing Mayor Christine Francoeur was defeated in […]
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Easter 2026 Coloring Contest
A huge thank you to all the children who participated in our contest! Your drawings were beautiful, colorful, and full of creativity Congratulations to our randomly selected winners: Emma-Jeanne Pilon Bria Frost Ryker Mulligan Noah O’Brien Rhea Gagnon Romy Lamoureux Annie Martin Jax LaSalle Winners will be contacted directly to receive their prize. Thank you […]
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