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Blog of a young woman from Fort-Coulonge who is making a career on the Pacific coast
A young woman from Fort-Coulonge, Sasha Kassis, is currently pursuing a career in the construction industry across the country, in British Columbia. Employed in a company specializing in the construction of houses located in isolated areas, Sasha Kassis began to document her experience in this field. She wishes to raise public awareness of women’s work […]
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Roger Fleury steals Indigenous identity to appropriate rights to which he is not entitled
The Algonquin Anishinabeg Nation Tribal Council vigorously denounces the words of Roger Fleury who pretends to be a First Nation member when he is not in order to appropriate aboriginal rights. Fleury, who presents himself as “Chief of Pontiac Anishinaabek Fort de Coulonge Kichesipirini”, was inviting citizens to practice a “cultural hunt” from December 4 […]
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The Municipality of Otter Lake appears on the list of COVID-19 case numbers
The update of COVID-19 statistics by the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux (CISSS) de l’Outaouais reveal that there is now at least one case of COVID-19 in the municipality of Otter Lake. Like Campbell’s Bay, Fort-Coulonge, Île-du-Grand-Calumet, Mansfield and Shawville, the municipality of Otter lake has 5 cases or less. In the […]
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No strike before the holiday break
In an interview with CHIP 101.9, the president of the Hautes-Rivières Teaching Staff Union (SPEHR), Daniel Boisjoli, gave more details on the vote of their members who spoke in favor of the strike in 95%. Daniel Boisjolis indicated that the mandate, including three days of strike, would not take place before the holidays, but could […]
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Stéphane Bouchard officially appointed director of the École des Petits Ponts
The Centre de services scolaire des Hauts-Bois-de-l’Outaouais (CSSHBO) has announced the appointment of Stéphane Bouchard as Director of the École des Petits Ponts. Mr. Bouchard already held this replacement position since July 2, 2019. Mr. Bouchard has been employed by the School service center since 2007. He made his debut as a teacher and then […]
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Liberals call on the Legault government to speed up the use of rapid tests
Pontiac MNA André Fortin calls on the government to use rapid COVID-19 tests in view of the holiday season. According to André Fortin, there are more than a million tests sent by the federal government that would prevent the spread. “The Government of Canada has approved the rapid tests and sent its tests to Quebec […]
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The members of the SPEHR for the Hauts-Bois-de-l’Outaouais voted in favor of the strike
Gathered in a virtual general assembly last Monday, members of the Hautes-Rivières Teaching Staff Union (SPEHR) of the Hauts-Bois-de-Outaouais territory voted in favor of the strike by 95%. SPEHR President Daniel Boisjoli said François Legault’s government is uncompromising and his offers have not, according to him, evolved since the start of negotiations, ie for almost […]
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Good news for Bouffe Pontiac customers ahead of the holiday season
The Bouffe Pontiac organization received $ 10,000 from the MRC to cover the shortfall following the cancellation of their Food Drive. The Pontiac food bank will therefore be able to serve people in need, despite the cancellation of their main fundraising activity. “The pandemic is not an easy context and we wondered how we were […]
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Several jobs available through CSSHBO schools in the Pontiac
The Centre de service des Hauts-Bois-de-l’Outaouais (CSSHBO) is looking to fill several positions. The CSSHBO has urgent needs to fill teaching positions and profiles other than in the field of teaching are sought. The available jobs affect the entire Pontiac territory “We are starting to have urgent needs for education. We know that qualified staff […]
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Quebec revises the rules on gatherings during the holidays
The Quebec government has canceled the gatherings of 10 people that it had initially allowed between December 24 and 27 for the red zones. Gatherings in orange zones will be allowed, but the maximum number is six. Remember that in the RLS Pontiac, the MRC Pontiac is still in the orange zone, on the other […]
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