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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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Trump — Inflection Point?
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Somaliland: Mixed Motives
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Sudan: Civil War and Partition?
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Quebec's access to information commission, led by president Me Lise Girard, has tabled a 2026 five-year report urging a deep overhaul of the province's outdated access and privacy laws for the AI era, with 74 recommendations now headed to a parliamentary committee. Photo: Courtesy of the report: Transparence et vie privée : protéger la démocratie à l'ère numérique
Quebec watchdog urges deep overhaul of aging access and privacy laws for the digital age
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Alexandre Van Dieren, Geneviève Latulippe and Lélia Bâcle-Mainguy at the inauguration of the Outaouais Express on Wednesday, September 2. Photo: Jude Osmond
All aboard: Tourisme Outaouais unveils Outaouais Express
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Facing a 75 per cent surge in applications, Cégep Heritage College in Gatineau cannot admit more students because Quebec's Law 14 caps enrolment at the province's English colleges, leaving Director General Lisa Peldjak to question where a growing Outaouais population will pursue post-secondary education. Photo: Courtesy of Cégep Heritage College
Demand for English college in Outaouais collides with Quebec's Law 14
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UniGym Gatineau will be cutting the ribbon on its new gym at Galeries Aylmer on Saturday, September 12. Photo: Courtesy
UniGym Gatineau: New gymnastics hall launched as school returns
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In the Angers district, collection will take place on September 16, while in the Plateau district, it will be on September 17 and 18. Photo: Courtesy of the City of Gatineau
Clothing Collection Returns to Two Gatineau Neighbourhoods
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A petition is rallying the Outaouais behind Bill S-229, a Senate bill that would give Gatineau Park its first legal protection by enshrining its boundaries in federal law and making conservation the priority in how the park is managed, before signatures close on October 29. Photo: Tashi Farmilo
A local petition supports the bill that could finally protect Gatineau Park
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