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Chelsea appeals to Supreme Court against National Capital Commission
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Pontiac Council – staffing changes and planning
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The monthly council meeting was held on May 14 at the Breckenridge community hall at 7:30 pm. A few residents were present.

Chelsea Loses Tax Case
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Chelsea has gone to defeat at the hands of the National Capital Commission (NCC).  On May 6, a unanimous Court of Appeals panel found for the NCC in a property tax-related dispute.

Pontiac Council Report: Day camp staff hired
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The monthly council meeting was held on April 9 at the Luskville community centre at 7:30 pm. A few residents were present.

Back to the Docks                                                     
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It was SRO at the Chelsea Council meeting on April 12.  The reason for the crowd?  Two reasons.  The docks bylaw was scheduled to come into effect on April 15. 

Pontiac Council - four new bylaws adopted
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The monthly council meeting was held on March 12 at the Luskville community centre at 7:30 pm. Four residents were present. Councillor McCann was absent.

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Made You Look
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The United States: Things to Come
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Three Months Later: Where Are Iran’s Fabled Nukes?
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Plenty of summer activities in Gatineau!
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The National Capital Commission will open two new public swimming docks on the Ottawa River this summer, one behind the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau and another at the East Wharf platform near the Rideau Canal locks, as Gatineau, Ottawa and the NCC prepare to co-host the global Swimmable Cities Summit in 2027. Photo: Courtesy of the NCC
National Capital Commission to open two new swimming docks this summer
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Quebec fines Gatineau artisan for failing to add French to her business website
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Canada's new Commissioner of Official Languages, Kelly Burke, used her first Quebec speech to pledge support for the province's English-speaking minority and its access to services in both languages, addressing the advocacy group TALQ a day after the Quebec government abandoned its contested constitution bill. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
New languages commissioner vows to defend English-speaking Quebecers as constitution bill is shelved
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Moisson Outaouais Launches Expansion of its Facilities to Meet Growing Food Needs
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Gatineau's Audrey Leduc, Canada's national record holder in the 100 and 200 metres, opened her 2026 season with a second-place finish at the USATF Lone Star Grand Prix in Texas, the latest mark in a career that has carried the 27-year-old from a local track club to the Olympic stage. Photo: Courtesy of Audrey Leduc's Instagram page
Lightning Leduc, Gatineau's record-breaking sprinter
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