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Chelsea Mayor Pierre Guénard
Welcoming Chelsea 150
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Chelsea Changes Waste Rules
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Chelsea Council Ends the Year
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Dominic Labrie
Chelsea Capital Plan in Question
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Chelsea Prepares for 150th
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Chelsea Slams Province on Health and Social Services
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Hungary: The Tide Goes Out
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On not draining the swamp
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The Curious Case of the Disappearing Generals
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Nick Loyer delighted the audience with his songs on Tuesday, August 4. Photo: Courtesy of the Plateau Residents' Association
The return of Musical Tuesdays celebrated with music by Nick Loyer
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Jeunesse Idem has unveiled its 2026 Pride week schedule, ten days of activities across the Outaouais from August 21 to 30 that build toward the Capital Pride parade in Ottawa. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
Pride week returns to the Outaouais with Jeunesse Idem's 2026 lineup
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Farrellton organic seed grower Catherine Wallenburg, whose company Northern Seeds develops more than 120 certified-organic varieties adapted to Canada's short growing seasons, has been named the Outaouais finalist in La Financière agricole du Québec's 21st Turn Towards Excellence competition. Photo: Courtesy of Northern Seeds
Farrellton seed grower Catherine Wallenburg named Outaouais finalist in provincial agriculture competition
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Despite strict licensing rules for hotels and short-term rentals, Gatineau police say the city's regulatory framework was never designed to detect or prevent the hidden sexual exploitation of children occurring inside these spaces. Photo: Courtesy of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from their report, Domestic Human Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation in Canada, October 2013
Sex trafficking in Gatineau hides in licensed rooms, and the rules governing them were built for something else
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Cheese recalled in the Outaouais region due to a risk of contamination
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Shawarma Santé officially closed its doors after 22 years of service in Aylmer
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