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Two New Officers Join the Public Security Service of the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais
Mansfield Announces the Winners of Its 2025 Christmas Decorations Contest
A new survey has been launched with the goal of improving conditions for seniors in the region
New Rules on Rent Increases in Quebec Starting in 2026
Inflation and Food Assistance: A Growing Cause for Concern in Outaouais
Le Comptoir St-Pierre Invites You to Its huge Sale
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Une journée festive sous le signe de la collaboration et de l’inclusion dans le Pontiac
The Pontiac Association for Leisure Activities for People with Intellectual Disabilities (ALPHI), in partnership with the Centre Serge Bélair and the Maison de la Famille du Pontiac in Fort-Coulonge, organized a day of activities followed by a traditional Christmas lunch on December 5. The event was made possible thanks to the generosity and outstanding efforts […]
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Expo Habitat Outaouais: 38 Years of Inspiration for Your Home Projects
The APCHQ Outaouais invites the public to the 38th edition of Expo Habitat Outaouais, taking place from February 13 to 15, 2026, at the Centre Slush Puppie. This event, a must-attend for construction, renovation, and design enthusiasts, will bring together more than 100 exhibitors and experts. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the latest […]
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Two New Officers Join the Public Security Service of the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais
On Friday, February 6, the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais held a swearing-in ceremony for Mathias Morin and Samuel Martineau-Charles, the newest officers of the Public Security Service. The event took place at the Luskville Community Centre and was attended by colleagues, family members, friends, elected officials, citizens, and media representatives. This ceremony continues a new tradition […]
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Over 40% of Android Devices Worldwide Now Vulnerable to Malware, Google Data Shows
According to the latest Google data (December 2025), more than 40% of Android devices worldwide are now vulnerable to malware and spyware attacks. Unlike Apple’s closed ecosystem, Android is an open system, which makes it more exposed to security threats. Market fragmentation is significant: only recent versions (Android 13 to 16) continue to receive official […]
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Bouffe Pontiac Launches Free Cooking Classes: ‘From Pantry to Plate
Bouffe Pontiac is inviting the community to participate in a new series of free community cooking classes called “From Pantry to Plate,” designed to help participants turn basic ingredients into tasty, nutritious, and budget-friendly meals. These hands-on workshops are particularly aimed at individuals who want to learn how to make the most of everyday foods, […]
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False Discounts: Canadian Tire Fined Nearly $1.3 Million
Canadian Tire has pled guilty to 74 charges under the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) following prosecution by the Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions (DPCP). The company must pay nearly $1.3 million in fines and fees—a total of $1,287,550—the highest penalty ever imposed to date, according to the Office de la protection du consommateur (OPC). […]
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The Federal Electric Vehicle Subsidies Make a Big Comeback
The federal government has announced the return of subsidies for the purchase or lease of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles with the launch of the Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP), starting February 16, 2026. This program, similar to the previous scheme that was discontinued last year, aims to encourage the adoption of clean vehicles across […]
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Outaouais Book Fair Returns to Gatineau for Its 47th Edition
From February 19 to 22, 2026, the Outaouais Book Fair will return to the Gatineau Convention Centre for its 47th edition. This year, visitors are invited to touch the books, leaf through their pages, and fully embrace the world of words. The honorary president is Dany Laferrière, and more than 400 authors will be in […]
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Mansfield Library Launches New Program for Children Ages 4 to 8
Mansfield Library is introducing an exciting new activity designed for children aged 4 to 8. Specially created games and interactive activities will help stimulate imagination, foster a love of reading, and support learning in a fun and welcoming environment. The first session will take place on Saturday, February 7, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., […]
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The SLO Literary Caravan Stops in Mansfield-et-Pontefract
The Literary Caravan of the Outaouais Book Fair will stop in Mansfield-et-Pontefract on February 17, 2026, for a literary “5 to 7” at Maison Bryson. Presented with the support of Collège Universel, this free event invites the public to meet local authors and explore their work. Attendees will have the chance to interact with Stephan […]
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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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Contests
Results of the 2025 Christmas Coloring Contest – Résultats du concours de dessins 2025 –
🎨 Résultats du concours de dessins 2025 🎄 Results of the 2025 Christmas Coloring Contest Catégorie 5 à 7 ans / Ages 5 to 7 🥇 1er prix – 200 $ : Kinsley Driscoll 1st place – wins $200 🥈 2e prix – 75 $ : Ryle Frost 2nd place – wins $75 🥉 3e […]
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