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Alex Mac Rae raised riverside erosion matter at Chelsea Council meeting, October 1. Photo: Reuel Amdur

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A tragic weekend on West Quebec’s waterways

Two Outaouais organizations, the Maison d'Hébergement Pour Elles Des Deux Vallées and Maison d'Ingrid, are adding a combined 29 second-stage shelter units for women and children fleeing domestic violence, part of a 13-project, 167-unit push by the federal and Quebec governments to close long-standing gaps in shelter capacity across the province. Photo: Courtesy

Outaouais gets 29 new shelter units for women fleeing violence

A dead provincial bill that would have let Quebec fast-track major projects past local rules is still drawing fire in the Outaouais township of Low, where the fight over who controls development on local land has outlasted the legislation itself. Photo: Courtesy of the Municipality of Low

Why a small Outaouais township is still fighting a bill Quebec already abandoned

The William Fairbairn house in Wakefield has received a notice of intent to classify it as a heritage property, extending legal protection to the 1860s farmhouse after decades of community efforts to save it from demolition. Photo: Courtesy of the Fairbairn House Heritage Centre

William Fairbairn house gains new heritage protection

Artist Michèle AimPée Parent standing next to her work Sounds of Fossilized Mouths with Denis Marceau, President of the Centre d’art contemporain de l’Outaouais (CACO), who is presenting it to visitors. Photo: Antoine Bourdages

Pontiac artist Michèle AimPée Parent represents Pontiac at the 2026 Recycl'Art Biennial

Chronic underfunding and a Quebec billing rule that leaves patients covering doctors' fees push Outaouais residents to seek care in Ontario, straining both provincial finances and the region's healthcare workforce, even as Quebec's health authority disputes the scale of the shortfall. Photo: Courtesy of the Santé Québec Outaouais Facebook page

Out of pocket: an underfunded Outaouais depends on Ontario for health care, and patients foot the bill

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