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The list of Quebec’s worst roads is back, confirming a reality well known to drivers in the Outaouais region: the condition of the road network remains a cause for concern. According to the “Worst Roads 2026” campaign, more than 6,700 votes were cast this year—more than double the turnout in 2025. Unfortunately, the Outaouais region […]

May 18th marks National Patriots’ Day, a recognized provincial holiday in Quebec. On this occasion, eligible employees are entitled to paid time off, in accordance with current labor regulations. National Patriots’ Day is a provincial holiday. In most cases, eligible employees are therefore entitled to paid time off. Eligibility requirements may vary, however, depending on […]

Starting June 8th, 2026, workers in the arboriculture and tree-trimming sector will be required to hold a mandatory certification to perform their duties. This measure aims to provide greater oversight of practices and enhance safety, particularly during work near electrical and telecommunications networks. Under the new rules, workers will be able to obtain this certification […]

The CityFolk Festival returns in 2026 with a new edition eagerly anticipated by music fans in the capital region. Scheduled for September 17th–20th, 2026, at Lansdowne Park in Ottawa, the festival will, as usual, feature a diverse lineup blending folk, rock, indie, and alternative music. The event will take place across several outdoor stages and […]

From May 19th to June 4th, the organization Plein(s) Écran(s) will launch the third edition of its Par-Court, a 3,700-kilometer tour across ten cities in Quebec aimed at introducing audiences to short films and fostering dialogue between the public and filmmakers. The initiative will make its first-ever stop in the Outaouais region. Two free screenings […]

With the return of warmer weather, Quebec’s turtles are resuming their seasonal migrations, a period that leaves them more vulnerable to road collisions. From May to October, these reptiles frequently cross roads to feed, reproduce, or find a suitable nesting site, a situation that concerns Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC). The organization notes that the […]

The Municipality of Campbell’s Bay is informing residents served by the drinking water system that the water mains will be flushed on May 12th and 13th in the affected areas, including Litchfield. This maintenance work is necessary to ensure the quality and proper functioning of the municipal system. During this period, residents may experience some […]

The Groupe Île-du-Grand-Calumet invites the public to participate in the 6th Treasure Hunt, a family-friendly event and fundraiser to be held on Saturday, June 13th, 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The event features a fun activity where participants, working in teams, must explore the island using a map, solve clues, and complete various […]

To mark Quebec Family Week 2026, taking place from May 11th to 17th under the theme “Wearing many hats—that’s what family is all about!”, the Réseau pour un Québec Famille (RPQF) is unveiling two major recommendations for political parties ahead of the 2026 provincial elections. The organization believes that family realities in Quebec have changed […]

The 2026 Forest Fair will take place at Forêt Boucher. The event, which is free and open to all, aims to highlight the richness of forest environments and raise public awareness of their ecological and economic importance. Organized as a family-friendly gathering, the fair will feature several educational and interactive activities. Visitors will be able […]