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Residents of Campbell’s Bay and surrounding areas are invited to a free outdoor concert as part of Music in the Mural Park. The event will take place on Thursday, June 25th, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Mural Park, located at 100 Front Street. The public will enjoy a musical performance by Garry Cummings […]
The National Concerted Operation (NCO) on speed and road construction, conducted from June 8th to 14th, 2026, resulted in significant findings on Quebec roads. In total, nearly 14,000 tickets were issued, including more than 10,000 for speeding. Several interventions took place in school zones and road construction areas, where vigilance is crucial. Police services, supported […]
Honda is recalling more than 118,000 vehicles in Canada due to a problem with a tire repair kit that could become dangerous if used improperly. The affected models are the Honda CR-V Hybrid and Honda Accord Hybrid, from model years 2023 to 2026. According to the manufacturer, an improper connection could lead to pressure building […]
A bill aimed at improving the durability and repairability of electronic and household appliances has reached a new stage in the Canadian Parliament. Bill C-267, introduced by Liberal MP Abdelhaq Sari, passed its second reading in the House of Commons on June 17, 2026. It proposes the creation of a national framework that would require […]
Residents and visitors of Campbell’s Bay can now enjoy a brand-new way to stay active for free. The Municipality has officially installed a BoxUp station at Maurice-Beauregard Park. Located near the tennis and pickleball courts, this self-service kiosk allows users to borrow sports equipment free of charge to enjoy the recreational facilities. Users simply download […]
Be vigilant with bonfires and fireworks As we approach Quebec’s National Holiday, National Indigenous Peoples Day, Canada Day, and the many summer festivities, SOPFEU (Quebec’s forest fire prevention agency) urges the public to exercise caution. Each year, approximately 60 forest fires are caused by improperly extinguished campfires, while fireworks are responsible for about three fires. […]
The vast majority of Quebec parents recognize the importance of co-parenting, but its implementation remains a daily challenge, according to a large-scale survey conducted by SOM among 2,817 parents living with at least one minor child. The results show that 95% of respondents believe it is important for co-parents to work together to care for […]
The Gatineau Comedy Festival will return to Place de la Cité from July 2nd to 4th, 2026, for three evenings of outdoor shows featuring renowned comedians, emerging artists, and new voices in Quebec comedy. The event, which has become a staple of the Outaouais summer cultural calendar, will once again feature an outdoor format, allowing […]
High school graduation rates continue to improve in the Outaouais region, according to the latest data from the school system, confirming a positive trend that began in recent years. In the region, a growing proportion of students are now obtaining their high school diploma (DES) on time or in subsequent years. This progress is part […]
Reporting to the Deputy Director General, the successful candidate will play a central role in human resources management. Their responsibilities will include: recruitment, selection, and onboarding of new employees; managing administrative files, probationary periods, and follow-ups with managers; applying collective agreements, internal policies, and labour laws; participating in union meetings and processing workplace accident and […]