Local News
The Conseil régional de l'environnement et du développement durable de l'Outaouais (CREDDO) hopes to create tangible effects on the energy efficiency of the real estate stock in the region with its project Communauté du bâtiment vert de l'Outaouais.
Latin culture celebration is coming back to Aylmer for a second year. The HOLA latin festival features dance, art, food and music.
Early polling by Segma Recherche for {italics for name of radio station} 104.7 Outaouais had Action Gatineau head Maude Marquis-Bissonnette leading the charge in the race for mayor.
The National Capital Commission (NCC) is underway with the 54th year of its beloved NCC Weekend Bikedays, offering residents and tourists in the Ottawa-Gatineau region a vibrant, car-free environment to enjoy during the warmer months.
Gymnastics fans rejoice! The 2024 Canadian Gymnastics Championships are coming to Gatineau, and tickets are now available online.
In a significant move to support local agriculture, the MRC Pontiac has confirmed the successful acquisition of Abattoir les Viandes du Pontiac, located at 65 Route 148 in Shawville.
A Gatineau emergency room doctor is calling for Quebec to intervene in Outaouais' dire health care situation.
Gatineau police are looking for the victims of Dastaan Noor who was arrested May 14 on sexual assault charges.
Outaouais Tourism has unveiled a new initiative to boost winter tourism in the region, supported by a $1 million funding envelope from the Ministry of Tourism (MTO).
Québec Solidaire Deputy Alejandra Zaga Mendez outlined her party's mining policy during her visit to Gatineau on April 22. We also contacted the Liberals and Part Québécois for their position.
Chalk River, Ontario: Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) released a Community Information Bulletin on March 27 concerning a "recent" [no date] contaminated sewage spill from the Chalk River Laboratories (CRL) into the Ottawa River.
On August 8, we took in the Springtime Exhibition of Arts Visuels de Gatineau, at Tétreau Community Centre.
On August 8, we took in the Springtime Exhibition of Arts Visuels de Gatineau, at Tétreau Community Centre.
On August 8, we took in the Springtime Exhibition of Arts Visuels de Gatineau, at Tétreau Community Centre.
In a comprehensive effort to reverse the decline of the French language in Quebec, the Action Group for the Future of the French Language, led by key ministers including Jean-François Roberge,
In a heartwarming display of community spirit, 12 volunteers gathered at La Maison Des Collines on April 28 to bake cookies in collaboration with Tim Hortons' annual Smile Cookie program.
Three tractor convoys descended on downtown Gatineau on Wednesday, April 17, to protest the provincial government's failure to make agriculture a priority in the recent budget and to raise awareness about the plight of the farmers.
As concerns over climate change and environmental degradation intensify, Canadians from various sectors are rallying to demand significant policy shifts and to champion sustainable practices.
In a delightful prelude to Earth Day, the youngest students at Onslow Elementary School in Quyon were buzzing with excitement and learning.
An investigation is underway after a body was discovered in the Ottawa River near Jacques Cartier Park on April 6.
The Buckingham Curling Club is actively pursuing a grant from the Quebec Ministry of Education's Financial Assistance Program for Recreational, Sports, and Outdoor Infrastructure (PAFIRSPA) for renovations to its pavilion and main components.
In an ambitious fusion of art and ecology, Marie Chapet, a local artist, has launched a project that casts the natural beauty of the Pontiac region in a new light.
Internationally renowned ceramic artist and Outaouais resident Paula Murray opened a new exhibit at Gatineau's Galerie Montcalm on March 28.
In a unanimous decision, the Quebec National Assembly has passed Bill 54, a groundbreaking law designed to address the persistent issue of judicial delays in criminal and penal matters.