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Liberal MNA André Fortin, and outgoing MP for the riding of Pontiac, opened his Shawville electoral office last Monday. At the event, he spoke of the PLQ’s promise to implement high-speed Internet everywhere in the regions of Quebec. André Fortin: The incumbent candidate also spoke about municipal affairs: André Fortin also has electoral offices in […]

Quebec Solidarity candidate Julia Wilkie was excited by the news yesterday in Hull during the stop by two party spokespersons, Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois and Manon Massé. They announced that a Québec Solidaire government will raise the minimum wage to $ 15 an hour as of May 1, 2019, and then increase it annually to reflect the […]

Candidate Marie-Claire Nivolon of the Parti Québécois in the riding of Pontiac, has declined an interview requested by CHIP 101.9. The party said on the radio last Friday that it would be impossible to talk to her. Mme. Nivolon who has been with the party since 1977 is for the first time, according to information […]

Yesterday, outgoing Pontiac MNA André Fortin inaugurated his election office, this time in Shawville. A dozen mayors from the Pontiac MRC came to support him in as well as the MRC Pontiac Warden, Jane Toller. Over the past few hours, the Liberal Party has promised to make high-speed Internet available to all regions of Quebec. […]

Last week in Quebec was back to school for Elementary school students and CHIP 101.9 took a look into the challenges that Pontiac schools face. Among other things, the shortage of workers at francophone elementary schools located in the Pontiac was discussed with Denis Rossignol, director of the Commission scolaire des Hauts-Bois-de-l’Outaouais’ (CSHBO), Petits Ponts. […]

The CANAMEX project is a project that aims towards the development of an international tourist circuit between the North-Estern united-States, Quebec and Estern Ontario began. Last week, the Commissioner of the department of marketing and tourism in the State of Vermont, Wendy Knight, was in the Outaouais where she spoke with CHIP’s Francois Carrier about […]

By Élizabeth Séguin The law does not require the presentation of two pieces of identification for alcohol purchasing, contrary to a post on the Shawville Fair’s Facebook page posted earlier this week. The post in question, which received a many reactions, indicates that a “new law” requires that consumers presents two pieces of photo ID […]

The Municipality of Campbell’s Bay informs its residents that fire hydrant inspections and rinsing of drinking water pipes will continue from September 10 to 14, which could result in a temporary decrease in water pressure and possible discolouration in the water. The discoloration does not affect the quality, but it is recommended to let the […]

The Fair Shawville started its weekend activities last night and continues until Monday, September 3. Celebrating 162 years , the Fair expects to welcome between 30,000 and 40,000 people this year. One of the organizers, Charleen Moore, talks about the attractions during the fair. Starting tonight at 7:30 pm, Beyond Driven will open for Nova […]

As part of our Provincial Election campaign coverage, CHIP 101,9 spoke with the Director General of Autonhomme, Tyler Ladouceur, about what he and the organisations will be looking out for during the elections campaign: Autonhomme is a non profit organisation who helps men in need on a wide range of issues such as mental health, […]