Local News
As the Outaouais region reflects on World Autism Awareness Day on April 2, local organisations continue to demonstrate their commitment to supporting individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families.
In a landmark legal challenge, the Kebaowek First Nation, Concerned Citizens of Renfrew County and Area, the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility, and the Sierra Club Canada Foundation have united to contest the Canadian government's...
The Quebec government has announced a significant investment aimed at enhancing road safety in the Outaouais region.
You need to know about the phone number 811. Connexions Resource Centre offered an information session on the subject at the Wakefield Community Centre on March 27.
Sara Nunes, a vibrant entrepreneur originally from Portugal, has breathed new life into the XMAN RACE, an obstacle course event beloved by many in the Canadian OCR (Obstacle Course Racing) community.
In a bid to address the labour shortage and tap into the potential of experienced workers, FADOQ -- Région Outaouais launched two practical guides on March 26, 2024.
The Quebec government's 2024-2025 budget has sparked a debate in the Pontiac region, with concerns raised about its impact on local economic development, government operations, and community support.
Lomiko Metals Inc. has announced a strategic partnership with Femina Collective to champion responsible mining and women's empowerment in the Outaouais region.
A new type of fraud is tricking helpful people. The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) has issued a cautionary advisory for all MRC Pontiac residents - particularly those in Shawville - regarding a trend over the past few weeks involving individuals in vehicles...
Just before 10 pm on February 28, an apartment building on Georges Street was set on fire.
Kebaowek First Nation organized a three-day demonstration outside the Westin Hotel in Ottawa (February 28-March 1) protesting the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission's (CNSC) January 9 approval of an above-ground nuclear waste landfill at Chalk River...
Bristol Council officially announced the indefinite closure of the Norway Bay pier at their monthly meeting on March 4 due to the pier's deteriorated condition.
On March 7, just a day before the International Women's Rights Day, feminists from far and wide gathered at La Maison du citoyen. With the intention to unite and inspire, AGIR Outaouais hosted their seventh feminist gathering "Ça gronde!"
MRC Pontiac residents can expect some changes in recycling collection come January 2025.
Table de concertation des aînés et retraités de l'Outaouais will move into the second phase of immortalizing older adults' achievements after receiving a grant over two years as part of the Québec ami des aînés project.
Gazifère plans to construct and operate the first entirely hydrogen pipeline in Outaouais come 2025.
More than 100 people attended a public forum held in opposition to the Energy from Waste project at the Campbell's Bay Rec Centre, March 2.
In a move toward renewable energy, during a recent council meeting, Kim Lesage, MRC director general, introduced a resolution initiating a call for interest for solar energy projects in the Pontiac, signaling the region's potential as a leader in solar...
In a significant shift for Quebec's cultural landscape, Mathieu Lacombe, the province's Minister of Culture and Communications, announced the termination of the "Espaces Bleus" network.
Culture Outaouais and the Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO) are celebrating a significant milestone for the Outaouais Regional Museum (MRO) project, as the Quebec government announces a $1.2 million grant for its development.
Tourism in Quebec is set to witness a transformative boost with the launch of the Tourism Growth Program (TGP), a strategic initiative by the Canadian government, delivered locally by Canada Economic Development (CED).
Outaouais residents discussed the past, present and future of Local Community Service Centres (CLSCs) at a virtual panel discussion hosted by health rights advocacy organization Action-Santé Outaouais (ASO) on February 20.
Following an investigation executed in recent months, the Service de police de la Ville de Gatineau arrested and seized a long list of items related to illicit cannabis trafficking after several searches in the Buckingham sector on February 15.
Quebec has joined the likes of Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Ontario, British Columbia, and Northwest Territories in formally recognizing perinatal bereavement annually on October 15.